Silver Lounge Restaurant

Been here a lot. Most recent visit the food was mediocre. I wish I could rate 3.5 star. Staff was friendly. Service was a little slow.

The food was ok, but for the price I feel it was not as good as I was expecting.

I would recommend people try it for themselves. I feel like it use to be better than it is now.

Silver Lounge is a classic! Good food, great atmosphere with an old-school feel. The Reuben is the best around, highlights include stuffed quahogs, scallops en casserole, chowder, swordfish. Attached to Uncle Bills Store (new hours, closes at 5) which is a cool shop to check out while you’re waiting for your table.

Stopped in on a Friday night to get a drink. The decor is severely dated, and the whole place smelled like nasty fish. On the plus side, the bartender was very polite and attentive. There were plenty of seats at 830PM on a Friday night.

Stopped here on a Saturday evening. Had many cars in the parking lot which is usually a good sign. It was 4 of us, 2 adults and 2 kids. We sat in the train car on the side of the building which is really a great atmosphere for the kiddos, they loved it! Kids meals were priced well, under $8 each. I had baked scrod which wasn't seasoned as well as I was hoping for. The dinner salad it came with was tasty. My partner has steak and fries, said it needed more salt but otherwise grilled perfectly. Service was a little slower than usual. All in all, it's not bad.

The food wasn’t very good, lacking in flavor and completely overpriced. The cocktails are WAY too sweet and cheap tasting. I left my wallet and it was stolen within 15 minutes before I realized it wasn’t with me. Very strange vibes overall.

Friendly establishment that has been around for a long time. The atmosphere is mainly rustic wood everywhere, small tight booths and regular tables as well. Piano in the middle of the restaurant. The menu is quite extensive. I was in the mood for a BLT sandwich and it was amazing. The presentation was amazing even for the sandwich. The seafood casserole was delicious. There's an actual train caboose connected to the end of the restaurant, check it out. New England classic food and atmosphere. We eat here at least 4 times a year.

Bustling bar scene, classic surf and turf food menu. Gets busy during peak vacation weekends. Seafood casserole and grapenut pudding are must tries. Unique “caboose” dining area is Insta-worthy. Cape Cod themed gift shop can be found in the same plaza. Located very near to Old Silver Beach. A taste of old Cape Cod, well worth a visit for the nostalgic and the thirsty alike