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.

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!

Incredible adventure in dinning….If you ant something Really Special…You will love Fin.

Everything we had was fantastic. Our waitress was so sweet and everything she recommended was SO good! Seated outside and it was the perfect summer ambiance.

We had great service, food and drinks! Even the taller host on monday aug 4 was polite and communicative. The patio was lovely and quaint! Unfortunately, the other host was very rude and unprofessional. She literally did not believe we had a reservation and we had to prove it to her afrer waiting 45 minutes. She proceeded to tell her her perspective... the truth probably lies within how stressed and busy they are and she was too immature to handle.

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.

A friend suggested this place and told me it was very good. It is better than very good. It was excellent. If it’s nice, you should sit outside in the patio (you can reserve the patio). Started with the lobster stuffed donut. Different but good. The steak was superb. The tuna was even better. Oh, and if you like chocolate, don’t miss out on the chocolate desert. Pure heaven. Finally the wine list is fairly extensive. Some good choices by the bottle. They could do better by the glass though. Go there - even if it’s a long drive. It’s well worth it.

I tried for the first time FIN in dennis... Dinner was sublime with wonderful flavors.Lovely restaurant, great staff! But the food... Wow! First, we arrived without reservation at 4 45... so they said we should wait till they open, but they perfectly accommodate us...( we were 2) We ordered 3 apps (lobster donoug, grilled octopus, and tuna tartar) The 3 were absolutely amazing... but the TUNA TARTAR I think was the best I tried in my life!!! The main course was Swordfish, perfectly cooked...and the sauce...a 10!!!! It's a great variety of unique appetizers on the menu, and the desserts we're heavenly (get the pistachio gelato you won't regret it!...its like having dessert at Rome!!!). I will come back shortly!!!!

Superb Tuna Yakisoba Noodles with bok choi, fiddle heads. Excellent Service, with cape cod ambiance.

My friends and I came to Fin for a late dinner after a dat of exploring Nantucket. We were able to sit on the back patio, which was lovely because the tables had so much room between them. There were also cute strands of light that made the experience comfortable and cute. The service was a little slow and I did have to wait multiple times for my water to be filled after I finished it, but not a huge deal. I feel like the food was just average. I tried my friend's tuna dish, which was otoro when we went, and it was just not flavorful for me. She enjoyed the noodles though. I thought the salmon was well-seasoned, but it was unfortunately overcooked which made it really dry. The seaweed salad that came with it was pretty standard. The whole dish just needed more sauce because there was a large amount of rice that tasted really dry. We did enjoy the house focaccia with the garlic herby olive oil. The octopus was also okay-- a tad overcooked and expensive for only having one piece. Also, I wasn't the biggest fan of the two sauces that accompanied it.

Popular and bustling seafood restaurant in what looks like a converted house on Cape Cod. Food and service are excellent (with a rotating, seasonal menu) though certain dishes might be a bit more hit and miss. Our friends tried the "Lobster Doughnut" which looked OK but tasted awful while other dishes like the bluefin tuna were much more appealing. My only complaint on this dish was that the tuna was a bit bland, so recommend asking for some soy sauce on the side to add a bit more umami and savoriness to the dish. The oyster chowder was also excellent, especially given the competition on Cape Cod, although was on the smaller side. Service was attentive and we did not feel rushed. They made a mistake by not ordering enough Black Sea Bass but were kind enough to comp our alternative entree to make up for it.

Service was excellent. Food was elevated to the next level. Every dish was as creative as it was delicious. Outstanding spot.

Absolutely phenomenal. Every dish was flavorful, beautifully plated, and clearly prepared with the best ingredients. Whether it was scallops, the fresh tuna tartare, or the indulgent dessert, each bite was a delight. You can tell the owner/chef is passionate. A real treat on the cape.

We came here for the viral lobster donut that was absolutely delicious. The amount of lobster in one donut was incredible. What was even better than the lobster donut was the scallop on the half shell. There were so many flavors in one bite, I could eat one every day. YUM

We were a group of 10 and they seated us upstairs with another big group. Service was top notch, our waiter was very attentive and made sure all of us were taken care of. We ordered the sashimi special to start which was tuna and it came with shaved kombu and soy sauce which was delicious! For the main course, I initially ordered the whole sea bass but was informed by the waiter later on that they ran out of it. The waiter was very apologetic and offered to me a free entree (to be honest, I was secretly glad because the whole sea bass was really big and there was no way I could've finished it myself). I ended up getting the swordfish which came with potato and squash and it was spectacular. Clam chowder was delicious too

Dining solo tonight I was eager to head in to Fin in the Village of Dennis on 6A in front on the Cape Playhouse complex. I started with the Stuffed Tempura Mushrooms with Jonah Crab & Scallop and a Soy Glaze: they were amazing. I wanted another order, and even another, perhaps. The flavors were tangy, citrusy, and meaty. Akin to Japanese dumplings, in thought. I want these again. I also had the Broiled Scallop On The Half Shell with Lobster, Sushi Rice, Avocado, and Soy Glaze. It was fantastic. The seasoning was mild so I could taste the delicate and perfectly cooked scallops. I'd have like it more if the rice and lobster were warmer instead of the cool temperature I found. I loved it still, anyways. I wanted bread, so I ordered the Focaccia with Roasted Garlic Herb Oil. It was worth the $4. The bread was fresh, herbaceous, and spongy. The oil wasn't as flavorful as I'd like, but was a nice compliment nonetheless. My entree was Fried Whole Black Sea Bass with Poached Prawns in Prawn Sauce Coconut and served with Basmati Rice and Tomato Cucumber Salad. I've had this several times before at Fin and it never disappoints. My unexpected neighbor at the bar said she likes whole cooked fish, but prefers when the staff filet them. I found no trouble getting to the filets and enjoying the moist, fresh fish. The bartender named Kyle said he'd been employed there for about a month. He was friendly and benefited from the solicitous waitstaff who helped him to deliver and clear food from the full bar of diners. Fin is always great. They offer outdoor patio seating, too. My only regret is that they're a seasonal operation.

Pleasant setting. Engaging and professional service. Artistic well conceived food executed accordingly! Bravo!

We had a really good pre-theater experience at Fin. Reserved seats at the bar and really enjoyed Kyle's service. Drinks were spot on. We both had the oyster chowder which was delicious - full of flavor. Shared the crostini which was ok. For entrees we had the salmon and a tuna special - tuna was prepared same at the tuna on the menu regularly but special because it was toro. Salmon may have a been a touch over but very tasty and not dry. Shared a chocolate dessert recommended by Kyle. It was rich with great after taste. A really nice meal!

Very limited menu and once you get past the nuance of the lobster donut, unless you stick to raw fish the dishes were VERY hit or miss. Example my whole fried sea bass was tasty the sauce that came with it looked and tasted awful.

I had not been to Fin in several years so when my daughter invited us to join her and her wife we were excited to give it a try. Atmosphere is good not super fancy but well laid out and comfortable. We were seated on time per our reservation but waited several minutes to be acknowledged. Once our waitperson introduced herself the experience improved dramatically. The menu caters to all tastes and in general is comprehensive enough with an offering from everyone in our group. The staff talk of the chef like a god which was kind of funny but it was obvious they wanted to portray a feeling of class. We ordered several different appetizers and entrees and all of the food was good. Portions are small but tasty, we had salmon, tuna, swordfish and the famous lobster filled doughnut. The food was well prepared and very fresh. We talked as a group about a rating and everyone was happy with their meal. The total cost was in line with high end restaurants on the Cape and though we enjoyed the meal it is a step below the best establishments on the cape hence the rating of 4. We would go back and may at some point, worth a try for sure.

Great little restaurant. Cozy and great food. The lobster donut was incredible. Maybe the best thing I ever ate.

This was an absolutely spectacular meal. I was a little overwhelmed by the menu at first because everything looked so intricate and exotic, where it was almost intimidating. I would say just go for it, you won't be disappointed. Our server, Keang, was excellent and made great recommendations. We started with oysters which came with either a yuzu dressing or a pomegranate mignonette. I got the yuzu while my fiancé got the pomegranate. Both were great but the yuzu really stood out. Next, we got the oyster chowder, which comes with truffle oil. I have a love-hate relationship with truffle oil because I tend to find it overpowering but this was not overpowering and added a nice kick. We also ordered the yellow fin tartar, also delicious. For the main course, we got the big eye tuna with soba noodles and vegetables. It was really nice, especially with the carrot ginger sauce that surrounds the dish. I was stuffed but my fiancé wanted dessert so he got the yuzu creme caramel. I thought it was just okay, I personally didn't like the nuts and fruit on top but that's just a personal preference

Delicious dinner for 4. This thumbs up note is saying a few different areas to enjoy outside patio Quiet corners or window seats

Fin, ironically, was the last restaurant we ate at during our vacation on the Cape. It was a perfect send off, with fantastic food, and a great "fin" to the vacation. Our waitress, Keang, was amazing and adorable, with a great sense of humour. Just a wonderful person. The drinks with dinner were very generously poured, strong, and delicious. I tried a black manhattan (a manhattan with Rye and Averna), and a Beach Rose, as well as finishing off with a Belle de Brillet pear. All were consistently good drinks. Dinner was fantastic. A cup of oyster chowder was rich, full, and delicious. I also tried the bluefin tartar with lotus root chips. I could have done for some more chips than what came with it, as you're using them as "scoops." I also had the "big eye" special, which was a nice, seared tuna meal. The other couple we were eating with got a whole fish, which I was jealous of -- next time, I'm getting that!

I have not gone as yet. Would like to know if you always have oyster stew or chowder. My mother used to make.. a simple but elegant treat. Thank you Kathleen Loved

First time I was disappointed with Fin. I have been there a dozen times with my wife and always sit at the bar (seats 22&23). We love Anne when she is on. I was raving about this place to my friends. So I took a good friend there with me. Food was fantastic (as usual) but it was very disappointing from there on. The first was our table. We were seated upstairs in the first room on the right with 3 tables. Our table was uneven and kept rocking, which was obvious to our server and the young lady who filled our water glasses. The room was excessively noisy due to low ceilings and plank wood flooring. We could barely hear ourselves talk. There needs to be some material added to absorb sound bouncing off all these hard surfaces. Our server,Allison D, cast a negative vibe the whole evening. She was short with us and just gave off a negative vibe that she couldn't care less. In fact, my friend asked "did we do something wrong?". Needless to say, the food lived up to expectations but the experience was soured on service, which is 1/3rd of the experience. Dinner for two at a cost of $300 (including tip) in the Cape should not make you feel unwanted no matter how good the food is. You didn't lose me but you did lose my friend.

Had our last dinner in Cape at Fin and it was our favorite. Nice outdoor patio so was glad weather was nice. I appreciated the fact we could get a reservation on a Friday night. Oysters were some of the best we had in Cape. Tina tartare was great just a little small. We had steak, salmon, striped bass as entrees and all were excellently prepared. Great wine list and solid old fashioned as well. Would definitely come back and recommend!

Yessssssssss. Most likely if you're visiting the Cape you're not in Dennis. But f-ing go there. Someone recommended we go here because it was "the best restaurant on the cape"... okuuurrrr BOLD STATEMENT. We drove almost an hour to get there. The only reservations I could get were at 9:30. I called to tell them I have 4 senior citizens with us and they'd be drowning in the soup if we ate that late. The hostess was kind enough to move it up to 8 PM. Since we had to drive so long/far for this dinner we decided to come early to see the town and hopefully get seated earlier. Once we got to Dennis we stopped by the restaurant to see if we could get seated earlier. We got seated 2 hours earlier than our resos which was a good thing because we were already famished. Everything, and I mean everything, was delicious. Yelp reviews did me solid and I came in hot already knowing what to order. Due to us having to drive back an hour we got our desserts to go (TBD on the review for those - we're still in the car) but if they're anything like the appetizers and main courses we will be goooood to go! If you're within an hour drive - definitely come here.

I love that Fin doesn't fit the traditional "Cape Cod seafood restaurant" style because Lord knows we have plenty of those. Fin is unique, but still offers lots of wonderful items that highlight the wonderful seafood that the Cape has to offer. Everyone at the table started with the oyster chowder, which is really a must. Make sure to hear the daily chefs specials. They were serving a duck liver paté appetizer which was insanely good. Lastly, we shared the swordfish entree which was served over risotto and was perfectly prepared. My only tiny complaint was that the entree was just a bit under salted. This would be a great place for a celebration dinner or a girls night out. If it's nice out, sit on the patio. It's beautifully set up.

Disappointing birthday dinner for 6 people....$550. Chose FIN because of the very high rating....I think I should have read between the lines. I really wanted to LOVE this place because the eclectic fish forward menu and Asian inspiration. Atmospherically, it's a restaurant in a small converted house, the acoustics were tough and it was hard to hear the people at our table due to the high decibel couples seated across from us. Certainly the food will make up for the lack of ambiance?! Nope!! Cocktails and drinks....$32 dirty martinis that weren't dirty and needed to ask for olive juice. One of of kids asked for a Shirley Temple and it was mostly grenadine....we had to ask for more sprite and ice. Appetizers for us were stuffed squash blossoms, fois gras terrine, bao bun and my favorite....grilled octopus. Everything was just OK. The terrine was $26 bucks and lacked overall flavor...the bread was charred burned. Same with the squash...tasted like it was fried yesterday and could also use some flakey salt. However; the bao bun was way over salted...and my octopus was too charred and not even close to being confit like the menu indicated. Entrees we're the overall star....two $50 sirloins, cooked perfect. Two scallops and pork belly, pork belly was a tad too crisp but I prefer it crisp to undercooked any day....the radish and apples accoutrement were strange and undercooked/raw IMHO. One salmon and one swordfish that was also very good. We decided to skip dessert and didn't want to risk dissatisfaction.... Overall, it was good but for these prices and the crazy loud dining room....I was underwhelmed.

Nice evening at Fin as first time diners. A nice place. We are from LA, Chatham, and NYC and it is a worthy place on the Cape. Problems: octopus appetizer a joke at that price. The single little piece was literally two skinny inches long. Looked dumb on the plate. Tasted okay but that is too tiny to serve. They did not have squid our night. Server recommended the octopus. Joke. She also recommended steak app special. Sorry. Steak on a stick? Nah. Don't do it again. It was tasty but the stick? No when pieces are small. Oyster stew. Very good as others say. Very good. Tuna tartare. Good. But a bit more please. Our portion was small, smaller than other photos suggest. I speculate they were running out. Blue fin at Cape Cod is accessible. Serve us a full portion please. Tuna entree such an A plus. Pork belly and scallops: awesome combo. Maybe some more seasonings for scallops to take on the pork. Grilled romaine. A good side. Resy reservation system worked well. We arrived at 7:55 and our 8 pm table was ready. So...you have heard my concerns about a few of the apps. But overall we were satisfied. $200 plus tab for 3 with just 1 cocktail each. Nice atmosphere and service. I salute Fin for serving us a nice meal, except for that teeny octopus plate. A good touch of upscale dining on Cape as we were celebrating a BD dinner.

Excellent meal! And surprisingly good cocktails. Everything about our meal was exceptional. We had several different specials of the day and each was delicious. The cocktails were creative and tasty. The restaurant is small and popular - best to make a reservation.

Maybe our expectations were too high. We do a lot of fine dining and there's a certain level of service and quality one expects. Maybe this truly IS the best fine dining on the cape, but that doesn't say much. The food was good. Service was not great. - Server spilled my beer and my daughters drink, and didn't really make an effort to clean it up. - Another server brought our bread and had her knuckles in the butter. - Bread was VERY hard on the bottom. - We waited a long time between ordering drinks and having our food order taken. Everyone liked their food. Nobody was wowed. Tuna tartare was very good.

This is a truly first class foodie restaurant. Every meal we have had over the past few years has been amazing. The Staff is also amazingly top notch. It is so sad they are only open for a short few months of the year...not even until Columbus Day!! Their oyster chowder is just to die for! This year, their mushroom appetizer and scallop appetizer were out of this world - sure hope these become a regular part of their menu in the future. Pretty please! It is pricey for those who are price sensitive, but make it a special night out and experience the chef's creativity and delicious special touches.

Great food and service. The whole fried fish is excellent and the deserts are amazing. I will be back soon!

Had an amazing dinner here this past weekend. The Wagu was awesome and I highly recommend the Lobster donut. Wonderful ambiance and amazing service! I wish they were open all year!

Fin is in an old residence. Great decorations, wide floorboards of uneven widths. Really charming, with delightful paintings on the walls. The downside is each room has a handful of tables slightly cramped. And, even with acoustic mitigation, noisy. The menu consists of a column of appetizers and another of entrees. There are some intriguing items, like lobster doughnuts, that you might enjoy. We had oysters on the half shell that were excellent. Mouth watering, saucy and full of texture. My partner opted for two appetizers. The oyster stew was creamy, savory and delicious. The octopus confit was also excellent. The pulpa was cooked perfectly, and the blend with chorizo and fingerlings provided textural variety. I had the tuna, and I was not pleased. The fish itself was excellent quality, mahogany in color. But soba noodles, bok Choi and garlic soy sauce were unremarkable. We wouldn't criticize any of the restaurants in Dennis we tried this week. but, based on our selections, we would go elsewhere next time, based on value and delight.

Delicious food. Lovely venue. Pricey, but worth it. Swordfish and stripped bass were both excellent.

My dinner at Fin was absolutely delicious! Fin is located in an old house which I absolutely loved. Simple and elegant. For appetizers, we ordered the Yellowtail Tuna Tartare and their house made Oyster Chowder. The Tuna Tartare was so delicious , you tasted every flavor the dish had to offer. The oyster chowder was also delicious. Make sure to order the bowl versus the cup! For entree, I ordered the Salmon and my boyfriend ordered the Swordfish. Both, DE-LICOUS! We ordered the chocolate terrine for dessert, which was really good but very chocolatey. This was our first time having a chocolate terrine so we weren't expecting it to be as rich as it was. Our overall experience was phenomenal. The food was amazing and I HIGHLY recommend if you're looking for a good dinner. One tip: make reservations!

Attention to every detail, delicious artfully prepared starters and entrees, and attentive friendly service make Fin a must visit location on the Cape. The oyster chowder is so good you'll be planning booking your next reservation before you finish your meal!

I have been annually vacationing in Dennis for over 40 years. Where have you been all my life?! We went this year with our adult sons and we all agree that our food was unique, amazing, and worth every single penny. Outstanding service, ambience, and the food is above and beyond. We can't wait to come back for more.

This restaurant is out of place on the Cape. Over complicated, over priced entrees don't fit in. Caviar service and $145 wagyu ribeye with no other entree less than $35. Be prepared to pay $3 extra if you order a cocktail "up" vs. on the rocks! Much better, more reasonable fine dining options available.

Beautiful spot, beautiful food, beautiful drinks. I love the outdoor seating arrangement--you feel like you're at a garden party with the picket fences and twinkly lights. The whole vibe is very elevated casual and it was definitely a great pick for a night out. We tried several things on the menu--oysters, lobster, tuna, swordfish--and everything was fresh and delicious. I loved the particular attention given to the sauces and side dishes--they really complimented and elevated the seafood. Service was great. Our server was knowledgeable, helpful, and present at all of the right times. Her demeanor was friendly without being intrusive, and she was totally delightful. Nice little addition to the Brewster restaurant scene. I'll definitely return when I am home again!

I am absolutely in love with Fin. Full stop. Two weeks ago, my partner and I spontaneously decided to drive five hours from NYC to Fin to celebrate our anniversary, and it was absolutely worth it. I'm tempted to do it again right now. This was our third time coming to Fin, and despite the aggressiveness of this statement, this was the best meal of my life. I know I will sound like a broken record by the end of this review, but it was all very delicious. If you get anything from this review (or don't want to read it all) GET THE A5 WAGYU!!! Be sure to try whatever the chef has on special: our first course was the selected cheese plate with local honey, strawberry compote, cheddar from Vermont, and brie from New York. The crackers served with them were crispy and delicious; each part of the board complimented the others nicely. The cheese board was an excellent starter to enjoy as we sipped over our drinks. My partner had a refreshing, juicy drink that was made with blueberries and lemonade, amongst other things. It was dangerously delicious! I got the spicy margarita, the reliever, and the manhattan (she drove home). All were delicious, but the blueberry drink was our favorite. Our second course was the clam chowder and the grilled romaine. The chowder had a good proportion of clam, as complimented by truffle and bacon bits. We had to get a bowl to share. The grilled romaine piqued my interest, and it did not disappoint. The oyster and shishito dressing was very flavorful, and I highly recommend adding the lobster because it was a generous serving. We concluded our meals with the A5 wagyu and seared ahi tuna. I upgraded the wagyu to the A5 wagyu from Kagoshima, Japan because my partner was previously blown away by the wagyu bavette, and I will never doubt my intuition again. It was INSANE how delicious it was; this is is what led me to say this was the best meal of my life. It cut like butter, melted in my mouth, and was absolutely tantalizing; it was worth every penny and more. It was paired with a potato dish called "potato truffle terrine" that was equal parts interesting and delicious. It is cooked with a French recipe where potatoes are sliced, combined into a block, and cooked together with butter and truffle oil to create a deliciously layered potato cake. My partner raved about her tuna, saying it was cooked perfectly and that the noodles' sauce was to die for. Unfortunately, we were too full to get dessert, but I have enjoyed Fin's sorbet on previous occasions. The ambiance was great: classy yet welcoming. Our server was very professional, knowledgeable, courteous, and attentive. 10/10; highly recommend; will be returning ASAP.

Came here with the fam for Friday night dinner. We sat on the patio which was nice with the heaters. Our server was super friendly and very informative throughout the entire night. For drinks we ordered the fire & ice martini, Mojo and Spritzer cocktails. These were all only ok but we were really impressed by our waiter who made up a really good mocktail for my mom who doesn't drink. For our starters we got Oysters with a side of sturgeon caviar, the oyster chowder, tuna tartare, and grilled romaine lettuce. If you're willing to splurge a little The oysters with the caviar were SUPER good highly recommend. The oyster chowder was good albeit a little bacon heavy, and the tuna tartare and grilled romaine were also pretty good though nothing super special. For our entrees we got the seared yellowfin tuna, scallops and pork belly, baked haddock and a salmon special. Like with the appetizers it was all good and high quality, the Seared tuna was INCREDIBLE. For dessert, we got the yuzu caramel pineapple, and the chocolate terrine. This mostly comes down to personal preference but the chocolate terrine was my favorite and really well done. Overall Fin, while a little pricey, had good high quality food with some standouts (oysters with caviar, seared yellowfin tuna, made to order mocktails). 4.5 stars!

We went for dinner couple days ago, our experience was amazing. We had scallop sashimi and scallops chowder for appetizer they were amazing although I was hoping for more amount on the sashimi. The main dishes are on the pictures bellow, they are amazing specially the potato log on my husband's dinner. Unbelievable!!! It's sliced thinly pan fried to the perfection!!! The beef ao soft that you don't need knife to cut them! Salmon? Uuumm perfect seasoning! Light and scrumptious. Will definitely come back with more people.

It was our family dinner time. It was hard to get a reservation. Small cozy house turned restaurant. We were seated inside. Our waiter was friendly and attentive. His recommendations were spot on. All of our food was fresh and delicious. I had the hot and ice martini. Overall we were happy with our experience. We will return for sure.

Always amazing from start to finish! Great atmosphere, staff and the food!!! Oh my! What a great add to the Cape food scene! Keep up the great work Fin!

Just celebrated an anniversary dinner here. Service was good, not amazing. Our waitress was very friendly, but we had to ask for basics like more water, plates, etc. We shared a bowl of the oyster chowder to start. It was delicious! We also shared the fried whole bass-a portion for two. It was a unique experience. The fish itself was pretty dry. It came with a cucumber and tomato "salad," basmati rice and a prawn sauce. The salad was really just some grocery store-grade tomatoes and cukes chopped up-no dressing or seasoning of any kind. Rice was plain and somewhat crunchy. Thank goodness for the prawn sauce-it needed it for flavor and moisture. Overall, a nice meal, but for two drinks, an appetizer and shared dinner, the bill was over $150. I expect a higher level of service and food quality for that price-even on the cape.

We visited Fin before the Cape Playhouse show last week. We started off with some local oysters from Dennis. They were outstanding! My husband had the tuna and I had the stuffed cod. Both were perfectly prepared. Also had a great bottle of wine. If you are in the area and looking for a restaurant with great service and a unique menu, definitely try Fin!

We frequent Fin every year when we visit Cape Cod in the summer. The menu has interesting and different choices but everything is always delicious, especially this past year we were blown away by the creative dishes and felt they had elevated it even more than in previous years. Service was friendly and attentive. Will certainly be making the return trip next summer!

Wow! Had not been here since the current owners took over. We had a great meal with Kevin as our super waiter... blueberry lemonade made with Nantucket Blueberry vodka was great, not sweet... Lobster in pastry appetizers was so delicious! Romaine salad was flavorful, grilled romaine very special. My tuna was amazing....my husband had the cod and lobster special, also spectacular... We look forward to making this a regular outing...

It was "girls" night out for my wife and two sister-in-laws, so my brother and I decided to go to one of our favorite restaurants--Fin (at 800 Main Street, Dennis). We've been to Fin quite a few times over the years. That stretch of 6A from Yarmouth Port to Dennis is filled with a good many quality restaurants, but Fin is easily among the best. We often take out of town guests to Fin (or The Pheasant, just down the road a few blocks) for a fine dining meal. The food is always delicious along with being creative, allowing the quality of the main ingredients to be the stars of the dish (instead of being overwhelmed by sauces or sides), and the service is always attentive without being overwhelming. We were seated on the second floor which is a very comfortable space, if somewhat less bright than the main indoor or outdoor dining areas. But it's also a lot more private and less congested than the downstairs dining areas. Despite the crowds we were promptly seated at our reservation time of 7 pm. We ordered drinks, for me, something new, a Yuzu Martini (vodka and yuzu), very refreshing and my brother ordered a bourbon Manhattan. Both were excellent and served is well through the meal. Eating out with my brother is always a treat, especially since he has an excellent palate and has extensive experience working as a chef at many restaurants over the years around the Cape. He loves to order multiple appetizers/starters instead of the conventional app and an entree. This way you get to taste more dishes without getting overly full. I should point out two things. First, about 85% of the dishes listed on Fin's online "sample menu" were on the menu we were given this evening for those who might wonder about the accuracy of the sample menu. Second, there were many specials--3 appetizer specials and 4 entrée specials. As the name of the restaurant implies, Fin is a seafood forward restaurant and the quality of their seafood is absolutely first-rate. My brother ordered the bluefin tuna pate', the oyster stew, and the fried squash blossoms stuffed with a sea scallop sausage. I ordered, more conventionally, the fried squash blossoms and the bluefin tune with bok choy, Yakisoba noodles, black garlic soy, and fiddlehead ferns. Wow, the food was fabulous and because we're brothers, as opposed to dining with just a friend, a mother-in-law, or a date (lol), we had the chance to try all of the dishes. There was one hiccup with the presentation of the dishes. My main arrived before my app and my brother's oyster stew arrived after his fried squash blossoms. The wait person manager on the floor came over right away to apologize for the mix up, but it honestly didn't matter to us in the least since we were enjoying the flow of the meal and we did make things a tad more difficult for the kitchen by ordering multiple apps in the first place. Two final observations. First, there are so many wonderful things to sample on their menu which you just don't see at most Cape restaurants, e.g., bluefin tuna pate' (a special), bluefin tune itself, big eye tuna (a special), and whole black sea bass, among others. Second, this is yet another fine dining restaurant which does not seem to be suffering from a staffing shortage. There were plenty of staff on the second floor to provide quality service--our main waitperson, the wait person manager, as well as at least two food runners. Final point, for the quality and variety of the seafood as well as the various ways in which it is prepared, we have always found the prices at Fin to be exceedingly reasonable. Many other notable places on Cape charge far more for far less.

The food was absolutely, flawlessly delicious. Our server was terrific. And the ships mule was yummy!

Absolutely unbelievably delicious. You need to try this place. Every detail to presentation to delivery to taste was unbelievable good. Service and food 10+++ can't wait to go back.

When reservations were made, Fin didn't share that they had an outside patio choice for seating. So we dined inside top floor. We would have chose outside. The tables are close to other diners. We sat upstairs. There were 12 adults seated in our space. So close that the server's back hit our table while taking orders. On the exit we had to ask diners to pull their seats in for us to get by. 4 diners, one alcoholic drink each, 1 appetizer each and 1 entree each was $350 before gratuity. Seafood was FANTASTIC. The Chef .. great job... Everyone loved their seafood meal. Steak choice was $56 and a surprisingly small portion. It was just OK. This is a seafood restaurant.. I would stick with seafood. Lots of choices in the town of Dennis to eat at various price points. Glad we tried this.

Food was amazing and service was excellent. Highly recommend. The oysters were so good, and the tuna was excellent.