Fin

We heard many good words about this place, but we didn’t find it spectacular as it was presented to us. There were two items that stood out, the lobster doughnut, which is very interesting, and the scallops with pork belly (not in pictures). The rest of the dishes had a plain taste, however, very nicely looking. The arugula salad had 2-3 pieces of beets, and literally just a handful of greens.. Overall, we found it overpriced for the experience, considering that it is an old house and the floor was kind of crooked, so the table was also crooked. I would not call it fine dining, but upscale.

An excellent meal in an intimate welcoming setting. Food and service were top notch,standouts were the lobster donut with caviar which sounds odd but was fun and delicious and The blue fin Tuna. We enjoyed each and every dish from apps to dessert

Upon arrival, the host was not very happy when she found out we didn’t have a reservation (it seems like a place where you really should make reservations, noted for next time) but she was able to put us down for a reservation about an hour from when we arrived which worked out. We ordered the lobster donut to start and it was good and unique but don’t think I would order again. Then we got the salmon, a cup of the oyster chowder, and the heirloom tomato salad which was a special. The salad was just okay, I wish I could taste the summer truffles more but the tomatoes and burrata were fresh. The salmon and oyster chowder were both amazing and would recommend them, I would suggest a bowl of the chowder though - it was that good!

Fin was an interesting upper tier seafood restaurant located out in Dennis, Cape Cod. We were graciously greeted at the door as walk-ins and they were able to accommodate us very quickly considering we didn't have a reservation. Reservations do seem to be recommended to guarantee getting a table as the restaurant was packed! Our food looked very appetizing, the server was very knowledgeable about the menu, and the service was very quick. If you're looking for a most polished dinner experience, I highly recommend Fin. When we come back to Cape Cod for vacation we will definitely be coming back for more.

The food had the atmosphere with delicate Japanese selections. However the fresh catch halibut was overcooked and dry leaving it tasting not de fresh. And the sushi rice was more like Minute Rice. The servers were inattentive and left me with oysters with no plate to eat off.