PJ's Family Restaurant

Plenty of parking. Order at the counter and also catch of the day choices. We selected fresh cod fish-and-chips with substitution of onion rings. Fish was delicious and so were the onion rings. I felt that the tartar sauce was too sweet. Restrooms available. Soft serve desserts available. Prices are reasonable for quality on the Cape.

The Cape experience isn't complete without PJs. I always get the fried seafood platter. Fair warning tho, it is not for the faint of heart. This usually comes with cod, calamari, shrimps and other delights. Expect to spend Cape Cod prices

Me: lobster chowder, and mango habanero 1/2 chicken (spicy!) with corn cob, homemade potato salad, coleslaw. Him: fried scallops with fries. Loved ours. Mussels provencale also very good (although they lost our order the first time and had to return). Update: black raspberry and coffee soft serve twist. Closed Wednesdays.

We stopped at PJ's for dinner one evening during our vacation in late June. They have a large menu selection with an equally large variety. Something for just about everyone. They were moderately busy when we arrived around 6 PM. The girl at the counter who took our orders was friendly, very engaging, and a real delight. With so many things on the menu, it was a little challenging trying to make a choice, but the girl told us there was no rush and to take our time. We finally settled on a lobster roll plate and 4 pieces of fried chicken. The dining room had an ample number of tables and we had no problem finding an empty one. Our meals were served up roughly 20 minutes later. The lobster roll plate ($32) was average size and very tasty. My 4-pc fried chicken meal was served very hot. It wa

Hands down PJ's family restaurant has the best fried scallops on the planet. The rest of the menu (with a couple exceptions) is delicious and has a great variety for folks who aren't just interested in fried seafood. This is a counter service restaurant so atmosphere is not a top priority but it is clean and comfortable enough for what it is. Unfortunately PJ'S is following suit with all of the other restaurants in the area who have inflated their prices dramatically (like double) since COVID and it is not the good value it once was. I've gone twice this year so far and 10 scallops and a salad was $50, the (10) scallop plate which comes with yucky food service frozen french fries and 2 tablespoons of utterly forgettable cole slaw is $36. Its disappointing PJ's has always been a tried and t