Cheap Eats

Teddy and Peggy Stolias take back the Marathon Restaurant   Teddy and Peggy Stoilas with their line chef Mareos Nunes from João Pesssoa, Brazil, await your visit.Many say these are the best fried clams on Cape CodBy Walter BrooksMy wife is the world's best judge of fried clams.

3 million Americans are celiac - 1 in 133More restaurants are cashing by responding to this deseaseCeliac disease, or gluten intolerance, now affects at least 3 million Americans. Almost 1% of American are gluten intolerant, and the percentage is increasing scientist believe due to the fact we are a too clean society.

Ember in Harwich Port is overdone and shockingly badA new "Not-very-Cheap Eats" stuns palate and pocketbookI grew up in the restaurant business, ate every meal of my life in one until college, and after a half dozen successful start-ups, we learned two things;

Cheap, healthy and delicious homemade soupby Jonathan Mayo       

Year-round sandwiches, pizza and paninis that won't break the bankBy Maggie KulbokasWoe is the hungry Cape Codder looking for something to eat in the off-season--especially on the Outer Cape when many of your favorite spots seal up their kitchens until spring.If you find yourself a bit peckish on your way to or from Provincetown, pull into Savory Pizza Grill on Route 6 in Truro for a truly tasty bite.

Ale ain't the only thing on the menu at the British Beer Companyby Maggie KulbokasUpon our return from off Cape, we decided to stop for a quick bite at a favorite Upper Cape spot, The British Beer Company.  It was early, not much after 5pm and we were seated immediately in their across-the-pond inspired dining room.  Our server and the young woman shadowing her for the evening (in training) were sweet and attentive.

An olde Cape Cod feeling for a recession-minded family

Owners bring a zesty new taste to Falmouth   Damien takes a gentleman's order at the Burrito Place in Falmouth.Review and photos by Samantha Pearsall

Owner-chef Joey Cardillo pampers to the recession-minded on Cape CodParadise Pizza is a baseball throw south of Route 28 on School Street in West Dennis across from the Post Office. That's cheerful chef-owner Joey Cardillo in the inset.Two people can dine Italian for under $20 total and bring home enough for lunch

Yum, Serenada or Gorgonzola, you chooseBy Maggie KulbokasI don't much enjoy trips to Trader Joe's in Hyannis.  Before anybody starts hollering, I understand that most folks love the place.  Me, I force myself to go every so often to purchase several gallons of their tasty, premade and inexpensive iced tea. There's just something about the environment and pace of the store that I find irksome.But I must admit, I made a new delicious discovery and will have to get more used to the place.

The alluring smell of syrupy pancakes, sizzling bacon, and oozing eggs made my breakfast decision, well, pretty straightforward.The ultimate diner experience awaits you in Falmouth at the Talk of the Town.Ya Ya’s Special gave me all that and more.

Enjoy a tasty breakfast or lunch and a hot cup of joe down at the harborStory and Photo by Peter Robbins