Common Ground Cafe - Hyannis

Great food at affordable prices (possibly due to the use of underage workers). The waitstaff is friendly and chatty, and they might invite you to experience their community, especially on a Friday night. The location is enjoyable, though the atmosphere can feel a bit peculiar, leaving everyone with a sense of suspicion that they might be part of something unusual. It’s worth looking up "12 Tribes Hyannis" before your visit for more context.

What a fantastic place! Upon entering, I felt as if I had stepped into a Hobbit habitat. The decor is entirely wooden and charming. The service was outstanding, and the food was delicious and reasonably priced. It truly is a hidden gem! The soft background music added to the relaxing atmosphere, making it an enjoyable experience. You won't regret dining here!

This charming little café has a rather unremarkable exterior, but step inside and you'll find a stunning interior resembling a two-story treehouse crafted from reclaimed wood. The drinks, food, and pastries are all delightful and reasonably priced. It's a great spot to relax and enjoy a few hours of reading.

After seeing some unfavorable reviews, I felt compelled to update mine. We were invited to their home for a feast, and I'm truly regretful we couldn't make it. As a believer in God, I wish we had attended. My husband and I take a yearly vacation nearby, and I look forward to accepting their invitation this December. To those who may not share the same beliefs, I kindly ask that you refrain from leaving negative comments. There is nothing wrong with sharing faith! The Bible teaches that a true servant will spread the word despite criticism. I’ll be sure to share my experiences with all of you in December! Amen and God bless you! Suggesting this is a cult is utterly absurd!

The food was fantastic and surprisingly affordable! We passed plates and drinks around, enthusiastically encouraging each other to try everything. My friend's walnut brownie was rich and velvety, reminiscent of fudge but perfectly balanced. Another friend's hibiscus drink was incredibly refreshing and delightfully sweet. And my other friend’s corn chowder (the soup of the day) was hearty and superb. Yet everything was priced like a typical sandwich shop. We also loved the staff! They were warm, friendly, and full of charm. There’s a smoothie bar on the second floor where the guy running it generously offered us free samples and chatted with us as we explored. (The smoothies were great, too!) We all left in such high spirits. I really wish we lived closer because if we did, this place would quickly become a favorite spot for us!