Historical general store in the heart of West Barnstable since 1880. Offering breakfast sandwiches (from open until sold out), lunch (11am - 3pm), evening snacks, Guinness on tap, beer and wine by the glass, groceries, duct tape and other necessities, penny candy, new and used books, clamming rakes, goods from local artists, community, and new items every day.
One of the cutest stores in the entire Cape Cod! So much focus on details, wonderful book selection, cozy seating options and great coffee!! Must Stop when you’re here :)
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Reagan Rosenbaum
Sep 4, 2026
5.0
Stumbled across this place on my way last week and it's a hidden gem. Great playlist, great latte (tahini vanilla), great vibe. Quiet and spacious, good space to work, free wifi.
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Elizabeth Schneider
Sep 1, 2026
5.0
Leaving summer vacation behind had us feeling a bit down, but stopping here on our way from Route 6A to Route 6 completely turned our day around. I grabbed a Herbed Turkey Sandwich from the fridge, and my kiddo loved the Grass Fed Burger that was made fresh. We spent some time browsing the shop and topped off the visit with a chocolate croissant that absolutely hit the spot. A wonderful roadside gem—we’ll definitely be back next time!
MM
Madison Maccini
Aug 6, 2026
5.0
Amazing place thank you!!! The matcha was actually so good thank you for your kindness!
KA
Kylie Arnold
Aug 2, 2026
5.0
Great sandwiches, great coffee, and a great patio around the side to take your food! The old building is super cute and there’s lots of fun odds and ends in the general store. A gem to have in West Barnstable!!
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