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Finely JP's

554 Route 6
Wellfeet, MA 02667
508-349-7500

Finely JP's restaurant Cape Cod, MA
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Once one of the best kept secrets on the Cape, Finely JP's, in its unassuming spot on the side of Route 6, has been quietly drawing crowds since it opened in 1991. Chef-owner John Pontius has earned a loyal following among Cape frequenters and residents, while working at some of the best restaurants on the Cape. Now that he's in his own spot, the word about Pontius and his food has gotten out.

The epitome of casual fine dining, Finely JP's puts their focus on the food. The service is routinely knowledgeable and friendly and the prices are more than reasonable, especially for the Cape.

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