The Hearth ‘n Kettle is located in the Cape Codder Resort & Spa at Route 132 & Bearse’s Way, Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 with a telephone number of 508-771-3000.

The Hearth ‘n Kettle was founded more than 30 years in Falmouth, Massachusetts.  It is a family-run business that has grown from one to seven locations in southeastern Massachusetts.  They feel their success is due to the popularity of their cooking style called “Cape Cod Fresh,” a wholesome and hearty style that is in keeping with today’s health-conscious lifestyles.  This style combines traditional with innovative and defines creatively prepared comfort food.

There is a wide variety of fish and seafood in Cape Cod local waters.  The Hearth ‘n Kettle restaurant uses these as a basis for their “Cape Cod Fresh” cuisine.  All food is made from scratch by trained chefs using original recipes and the freshest ingredients available including fresh native seafood.

The Catania Family also owns and operates:

• The Dan’l Webster Inn & Spa in Sandwich
• John Carver Inn & Spa in Plymouth
• Cape Codder Resort & Spa in Hyannis
• Grand Cru Wine Bar in Hyannis

All the restaurants serve Cape Cod Fresh breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The Hearth ‘n Kettle restaurant features:

• Trained chefs each with an average of 9.65 years experience who make over 1,000 H ‘n K recipes from scratch

• Daily deliveries of fresh produce, seafood and baked goods
• Healthy ingredients including trans fat-free frying oil (their choice since May 2006)
• Familiar faces employee turnover is 29% lower than the national average
• Organic chicken, salmon, and salad

Group Functions:

• Breakfast or lunch business meetings for parties of all sizes, large, private booths are big enough for notebooks and laptops, private dining rooms are featured in several locations.
• Group function menus offer a choice of Cape Cod Fresh entrees, accompaniments and dessert
• Help with planning your next baby, bridal shower or memorial luncheons as well

Frequent Guest Savings

This is a free program that allows you to earn a point for every dollar you spend, every time you visit.

Source:  Hearth ‘n Kettle Online

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