Weatherdeck

great cape spot! Chicken tenders are the best I’ve ever had!

Whenever we visit the Cape, we always go to Weatherdeck for the fish sandwich with some tartar sauce =) My advice to others would be… when you come here, don’t expect a 5 star restaurant, to me this place is a great spot to grab a quick lunch and get back to having some fun out on the cape.

Was there this past week so disappointed. Been going for years so not sure what happened? Smaller portions, rude, rude staff!!! They made a mistake on our order after reading it back to us when they took it and then when it was wrong tried to blame us… Really? Don’t recommend won’t be back. Chowder us for sure from a can!

I have been a loyal Weatherdeck customer for years and it hurts me to only give them two stars but this summer I have definitely been under impressed. The other day I got a black and white frappé and it was disgusting. It was tasteless and watery. My fries were also pretty bland. I won’t be going back anytime soon

My favorite place for fish and chips! I love this family-​run restaurant. I go there all the time. The quality has always been great. I crave their onion rings.

Basic fried food, nothing to write home about. We also got the steak tip Caesar and the steak tips were completely raw. I’d go elsewhere.

Terrible swordfish. It could not have been more overdone and tasteless. My beer came with shit floating in it. The service was meh. Overall I would skip this place.

After a fabulous day of whale watching out of Provincetown, my husband and I just happened to drive past The Weatherdeck and decided to give it a try. We were both hungry and left very satisfied. The woman at the ordering counter was friendly and accurate, very patient as we looked over the many choices.
My husband chose a burger and fries with a root beer float. The burger was tasty and the fries were good, but he raved about the float. He was particularly pleased to be offered the option of soft serve or hard ice cream, chose the hard ice cream.
I ordered fried flounder and asked for lots of extra lemon. I laughed out loud when the young man brought me a dish with an entire fresh lemon sliced into wedges! The flounder was excellent; I can’t remember ever having better anywhere. It was fresh, very lightly crusted, not greasy or overcooked. The few fries I ate from the pile that came with it were hot and tasty. I was in the mood for a glass of wine, was pleasantly surprised when I received one of those little bottles of Sutter Home Chardonnay. And they didn’t gouge for the price, just $ 2.50.
Very nice ending to a very nice day, two dinners for $ 25. We weren’t looking for fancy, sure got tasty.

LOVE this casual restaurant. I’ve been vacationing in Harwich all my life (44 years) and always stop here for a lunch or a quick dinner. My whole family loves the food at the Weatherdeck. My favorite meal is their fried clams, but I’ve expanded my horizons lately and have had the fried scallops, fish and chips, and their fried shrimp. In the past, I have had their salads. All the food is fresh and great portions. I usually leave with a doggie bag!

Cape cod is full of delicious fry-​a-​toriums and sadly this is not one of them. $ 74 later we had over — fried clams badly in need of seasoning along with some gloopy clam chowder. We also ordered a smelt platter that was the most anemic size serving I’ve seen anywhere on the Cape.
The only reason I gave 2 stars is because the tartar sauce was delicious
I suggest saving your money for someplace like The Original or Kream n Kone, or if you feel like a drive then head for Captain Frosty in Dennis.

I was not expecting much from this place but I was pleasantly surprised. I had the cheeseburger platter with fries and cole slaw. The cheeseburger came with, lettuce and tomato. They asked if I wanted anything else, which I did not expect. I requested pickles and got plenty of pickles on my cheeseburger. They also asked how I wanted my cheeseburger cooked while I was expecting the usual burned burger. I have to say the cheeseburger was one of the best I have had in a while. It was juicy and flavor full. Not your usual burger. My Mom and Dad had the clam platter and said it was great. My boyfriend had the chicken tender platter and said it was way better than expected. Overall I would go back here again. Plus the staff were super nice.

Great place… more food than we could eat. Chowder, fried shrimp and crab roll were great! Great place and great price! You won’t be disappointed!

Friendly helpful staff, clean restaurant. The type where one orders at a counter and then the food is delivered to your table.
Burger great, fries great. Fried clams great. Chowder great. Frappes great. Lobster roll great, especially since this place puts the mayonnaise on the side, not in the roll, so not only do you control the level of mayonnaise, you also see all the lobster you are getting!
Prices okay, and there is no idyllic view, but oh well…

In the winter, it was nice to find ANYTHING open! The workers were really nice!

I have been going to the Weatherdeck every summer for at least 25 years. I was back on the Cape this summer with my one-​year-​old and had been counting down the days until a basket of Weatherdeck onion rings.
We went and the onion rings were as tasty and delicious as ever, but the menu was super unhealthy (worse than I remembered!). They still have the massive ketchup containers and you fill up the little cups, which I loved to do as a kid and still enjoyed. The tartar sauce is also pretty good and potentially homemade.
They still have the old-​school molded booths like McDonald’s had in the 1980s, which is a major plus!

It’s fast, delicious, and the portions are huge. This place has been there for years and is still run by the same family. They have the best scallops in the world and they come with a mound of fries and onion rings (it’s basically a meal for 2). The prices are reasonable considering it is seafood on Cape Cod. It’s like $ 13 for a scallop plate and $ 12 for a lobster roll. Service is quick and you just get a number and pick up the food at a counter. On Friday’s they have fish chowder, which is difficult to find at restaurants. Added plus is a decent mini gold course next door.

Big fan, big fan. Huge piles of tasty golden-​fried seafood at reasonable prices in a scenic Cape Cod setting. If that’s not a 5 star lunch i don’t know what is.
Try a side of chowder, and be sure and tell ‘em Peter Rollins sent you!

I didn’t see anything written about this place anywhere. In fact, I had chosen to eat fried clams at two different restaurants: The Original Seafood Restaurant and Kreme ‘n Kone.
But when I got to the Original, those bastards were out of whole belly clams. Kreme ‘n Kone was a mob scene and we couldn’t even get a parking spot. So we went to the first other place that we saw.
Well, the food was great! I got the belly clam platter for $ 22 (the average rate around here) and my husband got the fried scallops for about $ 9.00. Both were totally delicious. The onion rings were awesome. I was too full to eat a french fry, but Joe said they were good! He also had a clam chowder. He said he liked the flavor very much, but the consistancy was too thick.
The downer was the atmosphere. It doesn’t look enticing from the outside. It needs updating. On the inside it could also use some updating. The booths remind me of fast food joints from 1983. Also, there happened to be a couple groups of kids sitting apart from their parents who cold have used some supervision.
But the food was good and plentiful. If you’re hungry and you’re there and don’t want to deal with a crowd, it’s good.