Carmen's Café Nicole

South Shore


Boasting a wonderful view of Plymouth Harbor and outdoor seating, this eclectic cafe pulls off a wide variety of delicious dishes including decadent breakfasts (featuring the signature 'Bananas Foster' French toast), traditional seafood and surprisingly satisfying Mexican combos (eg tacos del mar). The 'famous' Pilgrim wrap with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce is famous for a good reason.


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