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Nice upscale grocery store that sells coffee, deli items, pastries. Prepared Foods, beer, wine and…read moremuch more. Friendly staff makes this a nice place to patronize. They have nice rocking chairs on the porch and an ample private parking lot.

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.

As a year round resident, I can attest to the great experiences with Friends. Best meats in town,…read morethe only acceptable hot bar in the area, great mix of local produce, premade meals such as their meatloaf, chicken pot pie, quiches, broccoli salad, meatballs, stuffed pork chops and soups are all excellent. The store is a great size (not gigantic like the others), and their selection of wines and cheeses are vast. My only tiny complaint is that the bakery is meh. They would really benefit from partnering with a decent baker. The new check out set up is a big improvement, and the staff are unbelievably friendly. A great place to shop!

I went to this store to get a coffee drink for my ride home. I was happy to find a Starbucks and…read moreDunkin' donut cold drinks. I went through the self service checkout which was fast and easy. The store was clean and organized.

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.

After losing our favorite breakfast and lunch spot a few years ago, it was wonderful to finally…read morefind a worthy successor. The reviews have been very positive, and I'm happy to say they're justified. It was a Wednesday morning, quiet enough for the owner to greet us at the counter and give us newcomers a brief introduction to the breakfast offerings. Both my wife and I had bacon, egg and cheese on an English muffin. The sandwiches were pre-made, but they were fresh and hot, as was the coffee. My wife had hot tea, which was delivered to us at the table. There was a small, unhurried crowd, and while we had a ferry to catch in Hyannis, the Old Village Store was a sorely needed breath of fresh air.

This is a space for gathering, of local community, friends and family. By day, hand made syrups…read moremake the lattes taste extra special. By night, on tap Guinness flows! The staff are kind, ready to help with your purchase before you even make it to the register. The owner didn't hesitate to hold the door open for a mother holding one toddler, while pushing a carriage with an infant inside on my first visit.

Best breakfast sandwiches in town! Cold drinks, plenty of…read moreice available for purchase. Great prepared foods also!

Sandwich served on a stale, several day old brioche bread. Indifferent customer service. Almost…read morelike they're doing you a favor... no hello/ no thank you. Not sure I'll be back. Decent selection of pastas though and tomato sauce to go with it.

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.

I always love to stop by a nice village market at the Cape at the beginning of my trip, and this…read morewas the perfect place. They have lots of fresh food options to choose from, as well as prepared foods. I would highly recommend trying their baked mushroom-bacon-cheese quiche (prepared item), it made a wonderful breakfast for my party of four. I love it!

The people who work there are awesome love them…read more Hellmans typical 3.99 tub mayo is TWELVE $$$$ 12! Haaaa what??? TELL ME where is that price coming from? It's been like that's for several years even before the new owner. Also, the foods that they import from outside preparation hit and miss BEST FEATURE Butcher number One on cape Lastly Over three dollars for chobabi yogurt, is a moral issue for me