I read that they had home made bagels and also fresh roasted turkey sandwiches so stopped by in the…read morelate afternoon. The deli counter was closed by then but they had a turkey club in the refrigerator. I was hesitant since it was not fresh, but it was delicious. I also picked up bagel and a muffin. After I ate the muffin, I wished I had bought more. The market has a nice selection of wines as well as upscale food and treats. It also has a seating area inside. Parking is along the side which was a little tight, but still convenient. It's the kind of market you might find in a big city, with it's staff and selection of goods. I spent over a week in Cape Cod and the food here and another deli in Provincetown were the best food I had on the Cape, including some fine dining places. Definitely worth your time to stop by.

While on vacation with n Provincetown, my friend and I went to the east end to get lunch. I ordered…read morea simple ham and cheese on a roll with mustard. I felt like the clerk was not listening to me so I double checked with her a few minutes later to make sure the sandwich would have mustard on it she abruptly told me that no it wouldn't have mustard on it because she didn't have mustard put on it- I asked if it could be done? She was incredibly rude, She went back to the kitchen and asked them to put mustard on it a long while later I received the sandwich in a hot tinfoil wrap. I asked her why the sandwich was hot and she told me that all sandwiches in the shop are toasted unless I asked for it not to be toasted. For context my friend got an Italian and it was correct and NOT toasted.... And again, she was incredibly rude. She eventually offered to redo the sandwich which I was hesitant to agree to, but I did. Another long while later she came back out, basically threw the sandwich at me -still in the tinfoil -when I open the sandwich, I found a Canadian bacon egg sandwich on a hamburger roll with mustard! The bun was wet. I'm not sure what the hell is going on at this place but she and the other person working there were incredibly rude, short and to be honest, completely obnoxious about our whole experience I ended up walking out, told them the sandwiches wrong again and they had no response. I will never go back there, and I will tell everyone about my experience there. I will say the iced coffee was good, but not worth returning for considering all the rest of the stuff that happened.

Local, compact package store with so many options--from the basic beers, wines, and liquors to an…read moreextraordinary selections in each category. Friendly and knowledgeable.

Very friendly. I just went in for a bottle of wine and had a great conversation with the gentleman…read morebehind the counter

Fantastic fine wine, cheese store!! Owner Billy very knowledgeable and extremely friendly…read more Understanding of French wines and culture. Spoke fluently as well. Highly appreciated. Can't say enough. Please go for the great service and take some wine home with you!!

This is a great shop to grab some wine and cheese to take back to your place. There are several…read morereasonably priced wines. Crackers and cheese are there as well. Staff were helpful and offered some wine suggestions. Cute atmosphere in a cozy location adds to the ambiance. We grabbed our wine and enjoyed the people watching.

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.

Wonderful store filled with such a wide selection of teas, spices and kitchenware. Very helpful…read morestaff guided me in finding everything I needed plus some exciting extras! Great selection and beautiful presentation. Will definitely be back.

This place is a real find on the outer Cape. They do a lot of mail order for restaurants and…read morecatering businesses, and have fewer smaller size spices than they used to carry, but I find things there that just aren't available anywhere nearby, at reasonable prices. I'd still be driving past it had a friend not told me about it. When foodies come to visit, we often take them to this place. I use a lot of dried wild mushrooms and porcinis in my cooking, and theirs are good quality...without larvae holes that you find elsewhere. They also have empty spice containers of various sizes, which are great for spice blends (like Baharat ) both to use and as gifts. The people who work there are friendly and helpful.

After a fabulous vacation in Provincetown filled with amazing weather, great food and cocktails and…read morea lot of laughs - the breakfast sandwich from 141 To Go was the one thing my boyfriend talked about the most. "The best things he's ever had for breakfast"... totally sums up our visit. For the record, my breakfast of avocado mash on a thick slice of house-made multigrain bread with a hard boiled egg and chia seeds was out of this world. Pair these two delicious meals with a cold-pressed iced coffee (SOOO GOOD) and you have 2 happy customers. We walked past several busy bustling breakfast/coffee spots to get here and would suggest everyone do the same. The little area in front of the shop is charming and inviting and a great place to enjoy your meal. Highly, highly recommend.

This is a fantastic little place on commercial street for a quick breakfast. Getting in at any of…read morethe popular breakfast brunch spots is almost a craft these days in PTown during high season. It is good to see places like 141 To Go doing an excellent job at fixing quick and easy bites. The place is really small and can max handle 4 to 5 customers at a time. The staff is very efficient and will take your breakfast sandwich order and bring them out as soon as they are ready - if you decide to sit outside at either on their solitary picnic tables or one of the 3 wooden benches. But don't be mislead by the size of this place. In their case, the tiny size of the place is very deceptive indeed. Their menu I would consider relatively large (no pun intended!). Different kind of coffees, hot and cold drinks (easy guys - take a break - no alcohol here!), smoothies, muffins, cookies, chips, salads, sandwiches, etc etc etc... Very reasonably priced too. A must try for sure!

I'm going to keep this short and sweet. This store is a…read morebasic Package Store selling beer, wine and alcohol such as gin, vodka and whiskey. It has a big selection for a smaller store and the pricing is great. The service is always good. The ambience is just right. Cheers!

Always friendly and helpful. They take the covid epidemic seriously and I respect that. Not only…read moredoes this protect our community, it protects the people working there so that all customers can feel safe coming here.

Best selection on Commercial! The owners are amazing and commonly on property! Love Big VIN's!!!read more

Rude personnel. I went into the store. The woman behind the counter sounded inebriated. She…read morespoke with a customer for five minutes about gin with no care in the world that about me trying to pay for what I wanted to purchase. I asked : do you mind just checking me out." She did with a sort of roll of the eye. The customer she had been speaking with cursed me out on my way out.