Was in Wellfleet today and popped by the market. Impressed with the array items, especially the…read morebooze sections. Since it's the 50th Anniversary of JAWS they had both red & white versions of Chef Brody's table wine available and half racks of Narragansett Lager Beer which became a movie star in Jaws when Captain Quint crushed a can of "Gansett". The beer has since been re-released to commemorate the movie's anniversary.... Needless to say I grabbed some of that beer so I could lounge at the beach and crush cans after a single gulp. Now a very kind lady from the deli was sharing info on the boxes. You don't get that kinda assistance in the beer isle anymore. Oh ok back to the store. Well, after my JAWS excitement I noticed an amazing deli, damn I wished I was hungry. The rest of the market was stocked with normal daily life food items. That's it folks !

This is an amazing local market for locals as well as tourists and seasonal people that come down…read morefor vacation. The produce the meats are fresh and outstanding, and they have everything you need for entertaining, including beer, wine, and other alcohol beverages, including frozen treats and wonderful premade foods of all sorts. There's no need to look any further than the Wellfleet marketplace. I am so happy that I found this wonderful store for our vacations and not have to travel far.

I've had many, many lobster rolls -- on Cape Cod, in Maine, in Boston. There is NOTHING as good as…read morethis perfect specimen. The lobster meat is ALL tail and claw, no filler, so little mayonnaise it is invisible but the meat is perfectly moist, tastiest roll possible, amazing fresh Bibb lettuce leaf on it. I have NO reason to eat a lobster roll ANYWHERE else, EVER AGAIN : )

Very delicious lobster roll. We went after the season and it was very empty but definitely a few…read morefolks still coming in midafternoon for their lobster roll.

Such an amazing crew at Salt Market! They really make you feel at home. The food is delicious and…read morecan be habit forming. Such a cool environment and I love how you can buy goodies from local artisans!

This place is aces. Excellent coffee. I got a blueberry muffin and it was delicious. The atmosphere…read moreis friendly as is the staff. Lots of locals and travelers alike came in. They have breakfast options and lunch options as well as a store.

The store is disorganized. Items are haphazardly placed on shelves, making it difficult to locate…read morethem. A pint of half and half had no price on the shelf and turned out to be $10.00, beyond outrageous. I'll drive to Wellfleet next time.

Always go here when in Truro. Great place to pick up sándwiches or salads to go or eat at their…read morepicnic tables. Delicious coffee and a wide variety of grocery staples available, too. I enjoy browsing their souvenirs and gifts, many made by local Artists. Friendly helpful staff!

There is an older lady named Dottie (sp) literally told me the order was wrong, and gave me a bag…read moreof condiments with a pink note. Talked to customer service and got refund asap. If I see this lady again, I'm going down the street to Cumberlands. I don't know if it's dementia or methodone withdrawal, but made no sense whatsoever...

Air service station only goes to 70 PSI. Otherwise well stocked convenience store. Price of gas…read morethere is higher than other places around. For those towing a trailer, the entrance and exit are much higher than road grade causing hitch to scrape when entering and exiting.

My friends and family found this place while vacationing this past summer (2020). It was a nice…read morelittle store, with most of the basics you need to get you through a vacation, i.e., milk, cereal, beverages, etc. The store was tiny but organized. It could use a bit of a facelift, and brightening up, but it was nice place with a reasonably friendly person on duty, whom I believe was the owner.

Village Green is great for the people of Eastham and Wellfleet. It definitely carries the basics…read morethat you're looking for, like milk and snacks. They have a pretty good beverage selection, as well. Lastly, they also carry personal items you might have forgotten, like lotion or shampoo. Overall a friendly bunch and very convenient.

Omg I used to live here in Provincetown. That store has been there for quite a while. However, I…read morewent there tonight July 12, 2025 with a friend. The woman was mopping the floor gave us a really dirty look because we walked in the door. The guy that checked us out didn't say a word. The employees were very rude. I would not recommend going to the store. Do your shopping during the day because it's the only place that's open a little later!! It's just not worth the attitude you get!!

The only place in town for coffee before 8am! Nice big…read morestore. Your last spot for gas.

Eastham Superette gets 5 stars because they are always open no matter what the weather. The place…read moreis clean and well maintained and they always have what you need in a pinch when you do not feel like going to Stop n Shop. There breakfast sandwiches are good in the morning and inexpensive. I would recommend shopping here.

Friendly Courteous Helpful Knowledgeable Service. Have a Lot of Variety of Many things. Average…read moreCape cod Prices. Convenient Location, Worth Trying

One of the absolute best stores in Provincetown--and calling this place "Essentials" almost feels…read morelike an understatement. Yes, you can grab whatever you actually came in for, but somewhere between walking through the door and meeting Laura, the incredible owner, you'll realize you've accidentally stumbled into one of the best forms of late-night entertainment in P-Town. Laura is bubbly, hilarious, welcoming, and genuinely seems to love every person who walks through her doors. This is NOT an "grab your essentials and leave" kind of convenience store. Clear your schedule. You might be here for an hour. Maybe two. And if you wander in after midnight? Even better. Chuck a duck. Find the hand. Stay for a glizzy. Listen to some music. Have a conversation with a complete stranger who somehow feels like an old friend by the time you leave. Come in looking for snacks and walk out with a story you'll probably be telling for years. There are convenience stores, and then there's Essentials. Because apparently the real essentials in life are good music, good food, ridiculous games, spontaneous conversations, a little late-night chaos, and people who make you feel welcome the second you walk through the door. 10/10. Come for the essentials. Stay because you completely forgot why you came in. And Laura--never change. Provincetown wouldn't be the same without you.

This is your typical convenience store, but located in Provincetown's Commercial St. You can get…read moreyour lottery ticket, soda, snacks, prepared foods, etc. I stopped in to get a banana cake slice, as I was a bit hungry. They have lots of packaged goods like baked goods, chips, etc. There's coffee and ice slushy drinks for those who want a beverage.

My go to when I've traveled to Ptown for some thrifting and silliness. The staff is always…read morefriendly and welcoming. I usually pick up a peanut butter chocolate chip cookie because hello it's delish and a bargain at $2.50, today I grabbed a turkey club to fuel my shopping. It was so good, they roast the turkey so it's top notch. I've been stopping through this wonderful business for more years than I'd like to mention! Like I mentioned at the beginning it's my GO TO en route out of town. The vibe is always chill and the chairs are comfy. I wish I took a picture but alas I didn't was getting outta town before the change over crowd arrived.

I was actually heading out of PTown and a bartender recommended this spot so I could grab some food…read morefor the road. (He recommended this the night before. I did not go from the bar to the market). There's limited parking right along the side of the market. There's other parking in that gravel lot on the left side, but that's a paid day parking lot. The gentleman working actually let me park for a hot minute since I was just running in and out. Small market but has seating at the front if you'd like to dine in. So here's the deal for my anxiety ridden friends: - If you want a sandwich, walk in to where you see the chalk boards with the sandwich selections and there's an Order Here spot on the left. Order your sandwich and they give you a buzzer that will tell you when your sandwich is ready and receipt to take to the front. - Now you can (or prior to ordering) gather all your other goods. There's prepackaged foods/meals right next to the sandwich area. In the back is more beer/wine and other eats. - Once you grab everything you want, go to the front and pay. They'll give you a receipt to use to pick up your sandwich. Buzzer goes off, you go get the sandwich w buzzer and receipt - they put it on the counter below the sandwich chalk boards and give buzzer back. - There are napkins, condiments and utensils in the middle you can grab as well. I went during the cuff of off season, so it wasn't too crazy in there, but during on season - I'm sure it can be crazy since it's smaller. So hopefully the ordering instructions help. Oh. And sandwich was bomb. Grabbed a bag of pickle chips too and pasta salad. It was definitely the right choice.