Vista De Mare

Flavor!!! Four of us tried this restaurant last night. The best! Chicken Cubano was so tasty with a crispy skin and so much taste. The paella was superb. Everything had such flavor even the Pisco Sour! We felt so welcomed — like family from Giancarlo who took care of us to George at the bar. Truly one of the best restaurants on the Cape They take pride in what they prepare and you won’t go away hungry and you will still have money in your pocket! As locals we plan on this being a go to place for the flavorful food and comfortable welcoming atmosphere.

Hidden Gem on Main Street!
Arrived here past 10pm-​we were turned away at other restaurants due to the kitchens being closed. We were greeted by a friendly accommodating waiter GianCarlo who sat us down and politely explained the menu was limited due to it being late however he will see what he can do. Carne asada was flavorful, seasoned so well. Red sangria was excellent. Moscato on the house, Wafer Ecuadorian cookies reminded us of our lovely Ecuador. Friendly staff, food served quick, next time in town will pay this place a visit again.

The food and the service was great. I was there for a vacation with the family I reconmed this place. They are not too expensive. We enjoyed

great experience. walked in 20 minutes before closing and they were still happy to serve me. and the food tasted great. an interesting cuisine. downtown hyannis. great location, sidewalk seating. very friendly staff and owner.

Vista De Mare, what a fabulous find on Main St. Hyannis. We were greeted warmly. Two different waiters gave wonderful explanations from the menu as well as the specials of the day. We started with crab cakes (fresh and tasty) and an arugula and mango salad with citrus dressing. We had a paella with grilled salmon (huge piece of grilled salmon) and delicious fresh veggies, zucchini, broccoli and asparagus. I had the lobster roll. It was filled with tender sweet lobster and very little mayo, which gets high marks in my «lobster roll» tour. We passed on dessert, however when our check arrived the waiter brought us wafer cookies with whipped cream and drizzled with chocolate sauce from Ecuador. We will definitely come back.

Will not go again. Great location & nice to eat outside however, service was bad & slow– waitress forgot many things. The other waiter was EXTREMELY rude– others left complaining so my husband & I knew it wasn’t us. Bathroom– not functioning :(

Basic breakfast, only a couple items on the menu: omelette, Benedict, pancakes and French toast. The Horchata tea was lovely but the food was basic.

So my boyfriend and I walked in here right when it opened for the day. I was greeted by the bartender Giancarlo, he happened to be from NYC just like us so we hit it off. We only came for their margaritas, let me start off by saying I had the best margaritas ever !! We both ordered strawberries margaritas which we was a recommendation by him. If I ever came back to cape cod I would come back to this restaurant. So worth it.

Not sure what’s up … website looked good … made a reservation online … showed up and the restaurant is completely empty!

Stopped in for breakfast, simply amazing. Service was friendly & prompt. Food came quickly & was correct. Black beans were excellent and the sweet plantains were perfect. My other half had the pancakes which were huge & very tasty. Very clean. Will definitely stop by again before we leave & everytime we’re in town!

We had breakfast here. It was nice. The food was fine and also the service. The menu is good too. Many choices to pick from.

I am a local and had been watching this restaurant since it opened a few months ago. It never seemed busy, compared to the other places in the area, but we thought we’d give it a try. There are Mexican restaurants on Cape Cod, but nothing Ecuadorian or South American so we were looking for something ethnic and different.
Our waiter was a pleasant young man who was very helpful and made several suggestions. Since it was lunchtime we wanted to keep it fairly light. We decided to share the Carne Asada and a Greek salad. The skirt steak was stellar — cooked perfectly (medium-​rare) with a wonderful rub of a blend of Latin spices. The yellow rice and the black beans were perfect. On the plate was also a small salad of shredded cabbage and radish (?) which was an excellent contrast to the rich steak.
The Greek salad was delicious– fresh, crisp greens. cukes, tomatoes and olives with a sprinkling of feta cheese. The dressing was obviously homemade — light and bright.
Both the entrée and the salad were generous portions, so there was plenty for both of us.
We did not order dessert, since we were full, but we did look at the dessert menu and it was tempting.
I noticed that the people at the table next to us had ordered the fried fish and chips. I asked them how it was and they said that it was very good.
I don’t really understand why more people don’t patronize this place. If I had to guess, the only think I could think of is that even though it has been recently renovated, the entrance seems a bit «dated» (colored lights, etc.) I didn’t go inside since we sat at the café tables outside, which was lovely — just enjoying a great meal and watching the people walk by.
We are looking forward to going back — next time for dinner so that we can sample more of the specialties of the house.

So many better places on this street to go to. The food is just so-​so, and the service is terrible. The décor is very outdated, and the outside is not very inviting. The paella was not what I was expecting.

egg Benedict florentine was good but under seasoned. veggie omlet was also good but needed seasoning.
coffee was excellent and free flowing from fun hand grenade pots. porch was pleasant and toasty right near JFK museum which is very small but interesting.
the place seemed kind of new but the staff worked hard and was ever present. we lacked for nothing.