Jason's Tavern

We stumbled upon Jason's Tavern last September ,on our first trip to the Cape, and enjoyed our meal very much. So we returned this year and dined there twice! Excellent food, priced reasonably. Will definitely reccomend this place!

Excellent service, great menus, reasonable prices, chefs know what their doing, Italian is excellent, stuffed quohogs excellent, burgers excellent, nothing bad about this place. Keep coming back over and over. And nice ambiance. ???????? Keep up the good work. Oh ????, don't completely close your blinds, just tilt them. Very dissatisfied about that. It was dungeon feeling.

Nice atmosphere. Food is very good. Only problem is the fryer is used for fish and non fish food. I have a fish allergy so no fried food for me. Otherwise very good.

Jason's Tavern thinks it's a pub but actually it's a cute little restaurant. Located in a strip mall near a movie theater, CVS, and a couple of stores, Jason's has plenty of parking. The restaurant is divided into three distinctive areas. The first is a "family" dining area with tables, the second is a collection of cozy booths, and the last is a classic bar with a brass rail, stools, and high tables. The menu is large and includes pub favorites like burgers and fries, salads, and a range of entrees. The food is good but the servings tend to be large. We enjoy the ultimate nachos... an appetizer big enough to share as an entree. The waitstaff is quick and cheerful. Jason's fills up quickly in the summer so arrive early or be prepared to to wait.

My fiance and I stopped in for a late dinner. We had a brief wait before being seated by a pleasant hostess. The restaurant was nicely decorated and had a calm, relaxing atmosphere. Our waitress came over quickly and took our order. That was the last we saw of her until almost finished our meal. My soup bowl and fiance's appetizer plate were never taken. His seltzer was never refilled. She did not check on us until the end of the meal. I asked for a box which she promptly brought to me. About another ten minutes passed before she returned with the bill, which she unceremoniously placed on the table with a curt thank you. My fiance wanted to speak to her about the lack of service, but I suggested we simply reflect it in the tip. The one saving grace was that the food was really good.