Sundancer's Cape Cod

Best people view and food

Great deck. Best fisherman's platter on the Cape. Even the fries were outstanding and I normally take them home from other places for my pooch. Highly recommend.

Lunch was excellent. The staff were super friendly. Great view from the outside deck.couldnt have been any better on a beautiful day

I squirted the plastic ketchup bottle all over my eggs, potato triangles and burnt bacon slivers. My goatee had hardening maple syrup dripping down into my second chin. I emptied the red bottle until it made a fart sound and then I threw it from my patio, seaside table into the ocean. I watched it float away like a bobber until the tide took it out of my view. I then became curious to see what everything else on my table would do if I tossed it into the vast, Atlantic beyond. One by one, I flicked the Splenda, Sweet N Low and brown organic cane sugar packets into the waves. A seagull flew by and confiscated a few of the packets, returning them to the mother nest. I heard a satisfying caw from the air creature’s beak as it tasted the contents of the little pink paper square and then released the litter into the ocean. The cascade of packets floated out of my view, many of them sticking to the large Styrofoam dock blocks keeping the maritime decorated patio above water. I continued my process. My fork, knife and spoon slowly sank into the blue depths and I watched them fade like a Titanic victim. Eventually, all I had left was my syrup and ketchup plastered ceramic plate. I stood up from my white, plastic patio chair and positioned myself back with a full one eighty, like a professional discus tosser and with a mighty thrust I released the white disc into the water. It skipped many times like a stone. It stayed afloat for several seconds until it too sank to the great below. I sat back down in awe of what I’d done and rested my hands upon the empty, plastic table. I gripped the sides of the table and with all of my strength and veins enlarging on the sides of my bald head and a shaking blood rush, I ripped it from it’s screws. The patrons next to me watched in horror as I thrusted the plastic table into the waves. I then sat back down in my tableless chair and flagged down my waitress. After paying and thanking her for her service, I wiped all of the food debris from my face and tossed the plastic chair and linen into the waves and watched my clutter of restaurant items drift away into the sunset. The food and service was wonderful and I will definitely be returning.

Service was excellent. Deck seating on river was nice. Food was decent.