I had trouble updating my credit card so I called Sam's and the gentleman on the phone was…read moreattentive took my order that I tried to do online and was so kind. The order was ready when I arrived. They did so well under pressure and the sandwiches were generous and well done and so enjoyable. Even though they forgot to toast or I forgot to mention, the focaccia bread was fabulous and they were working under pressure of the lunch time orders. My order was ready for our beach trip and they were all so kind. The cookies for dessert and the wonderful veggies that can be added were great. They were generous with the meat. The ability to individualize the sandwiches is great;

Still probably the best sandwich around, but terrible compared to what it used to be. They are…read morestarting to fill the sandwich with all the other nonsense and leave off most of the meat portion. At the same time charging more. The second problem is their ordering system. They have a line for ordering and a line for paying. But they don't let you pay until your sandwich is done. So when it's busy what happens is your sandwich is done and then you have to get in a long line and wait when you could've been paid and out of there. Only way to counter this is to order online which you don't always think to do. Annoying problem that could easily be solved with common sense. There's also always like 15 people working and they still take a while to make your sandwich even if they're mildly busy. Then, like everyone else they flip around the iPad on you and ask you for a 25% tip while people are behind you in line also waiting for their sandwiches that have been sitting there for 10 minutes ​​​

Good great! Priced right! One of my fav places in PTown! Friendly people there!Definitely go back…read moreeach time in town!

We stopped in for some sandwiches and drinks to take with us to the beach. The sandwiches were a…read moresmash hit, as well as the pastry items we snagged. They have a wide variety of options that include a pre-set sandwich menu with something for everyone. There are plenty of snack options, including fresh fruit, beverages, and other market staples. There was seating available, but we opted to take our food to go. Next time I'm back in Provincetown, I'd love to stop back in for lunch!

On our way up the Cape for a little lighthouse-hopping adventure, we made a lunchtime stop at Cibo,…read moreand wow--this place is the real Italian deal. The second I walked through the door, I knew we were in for something authentic. The air was filled with the unmistakable smell of fresh sauce, garlic, and quality ingredients. The vibe? Warm, casual, and confidently no-frills in the best way. When my boyfriend's mom asked for mayo and was kindly offered a side of house-made marinara instead, we knew we had struck Italian gold. I ordered the Caprese panini, and while I didn't love the bread at first glance, it surprised me--it was light enough to let the real stars shine: creamy, fresh mozzarella and that incredible homemade pesto. I actually finished the whole sandwich (a rare feat when most leave me full of nothing but bread). My boyfriend (and his parents) devoured their sandwiches without a word, leaving only a few crumbs and a slightly smug expression. We also split an arancini ball for just $5--and it was hefty. Flavorful and golden, though the cheese inside could've used a bit more melt inside. Still worth it, especially at that price. Cibo offers both made-to-order paninis and a full spread of pre-prepared Italian dishes that looked straight out of Nonna's kitchen. Think: lasagna, pastas, cold salads, and a take-and-bake section with house-made pasta and sauces. The gourmet coffee bar smelled like heaven and used fresh ingredients--no plastic creamer pods in sight. Even the dessert case looked like it had stories to tell. Aside from some Cape Cod chips and bottled Coke, everything here felt distinctly and proudly Italian. This is a spot that knows exactly what it is and does it well. 10/10 would detour for this place again.

I used to love the old Cibo and wanted to give the new owners a try as I always try to make it a…read morepoint and support local businesses. Unfortunately I was quite disappointed when I went today for a panini to go. The paninis used to be amazing and a true treat. Today's Italian panini had exactly one thin slice of ham, one thin slice of salami and once thin slice of mortadella on it. For a $17 sandwich, I would have expected way more meat and the bread/meat made me barely taste any protein. Hopefully the new team can adjust and do better in the future.

Best breakfast sandwich on the planet. Cool environment, happy people work here. Tammy greets…read moreeveryone like family! And did i tell you the breakfast sandwich on a homemade biscuit is amazing! Find it! You'll love it!

I love the breakfast sandwhich at salty market! We've gone two years in a row now, and it is part…read moreof our yearly tradition to visit when we come up. The egg and cheese, add bacon on the cheddar jalepeno biscuit is amazing. The iced coffee is really good too. They have a nice selection of other packaged food and grocery items. There are a few picnic tables outside to eat and several parking spaces too.

After reading about places to get good sandwiches, I stopped by Pop + Dutch, especially since they…read morehad home made biscuits. Lucky for me they still had biscuits (later I wished I had bought several more they were SO GOOD). I also got the Agent Dale Cooper sandwich - turkey, cheddar, avocado, tomato, shallots, and lettuce on multigrain bread after reading about it in other Yelp reviews. It did not disappoint! The shop was filled with lots of quaint things. But I know I was in the right place because right near the cash register, they were selling little boxes of Tomoe Ame, Japanese candy with rice paper, that was one of my favorites growing up. What a surprise seeing it in this cute shop in Provincetown.

We stopped here for a quick sandwich and they had several choices, some breakfast sandwiches, some…read morelunch sandwiches. Their egg salad sandwich came on a potato bread, while their breakfast sandwich (egg and bacon) came on a Brioche bun. The food was good, tasty and the staff was very friendly. There's not a lot of room for eat-in. Just two long wooden counters that if you get a space next to them, you get a view of the street and people walking up/down Commercial St. Most people do take out. They did not have freshly squeezed orange juice, but their organic bottled orange juice was really good and it had bits of pulp in it. Highly recommended.

This little hole-in-the-wall seafood and ice cream spot feels so homey, and according to the menu,…read moreit's been around since 1948--wow! I love the variety of options here--you can get everything from lobster rolls to pizza to ice cream. I ordered the lobster roll with corn salad and it was delicious. We also tried the clam chowder bowl, and it was sooo good. I really liked the little sauce bar and that it's all outdoor seating. It was a bit tough because of the heat and humidity, but overall it was still a great experience.

Unique menu as well as the classics. Yummy onion rings and I loved the grilled avocado with rare…read moretuna!

While staying in Eastham a very dear friend arrived with some sushi for snack…read more The sushi had a very fresh taste and looked amazing with great design. For a walk in and grab in go it was perfect fit football Sunday.... No judging , food is food when your hungry. We liked it and will return next season. Thank you ... good eats

Rented a place for a week right next to this spot. Came here everyday for sushi and ice cream. What…read morea magical spot. The best ice cream ever - the strawberry cheesecake has real chunks of cheesecake, same with the birthday cake. Everyone there is super friendly and sweet. They also have the cutest dog ever that we would come in and pet. Shoutout to Kuei for making some amazing sushi everyday. Thank you for making our trip special!

Spending my weekend in Province Town, on the Cape, Mass., I found a place for breakfast that will "…read moreknock your socks off". I was greeted by a very pleasant and friendly, person.... she turned out to be the waitress (Staci), and Julie, who later I found out to be the owner, of Box Lunch. The Box Lunch is celebrating 49 years in Providence Town. The food was delicious, plentiful and reason priced. Don't miss out. I've traveled coast to coast, and abroad. Box Lunch, is a favorite. Al

This is one of my favorite go to spots for when I come to Provincetown. The food quality is…read moreexcellent. It's very fresh and good portions. The staffs are friendly and knowledgeable and accommodating for substituting if you have food allergies or restrictions. It's a cool spot to dine or if you want to take it to go. They're dog friendly. It's a little pricey for the lobster options, but it makes up in the quality and portions. But compared to what other spots are charging, it's still pretty reasonable for their seafood.