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    Helltown Kitchen

    Helltown Kitchen

    4.3
    (113 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Extraordinary food. The bread appetizer was amazing, as were the garlic shrimp and the lobster…read morerisotto. Not a single miss. Drinks were good too. NOTE: our waiter was inexplicably and somewhat aggressively handsy with me. He would ruffle my hair, put his hands on my back etc. every time he came by, despite my subtle but nonconfrontational tilting away from him. I know Provincetown has a big gay culture but just... watch out a little.

    We had dinner at Helltown last night for the 4th, and it was our first time there. From the…read morebeginning, the experience was exceptional. A special thank you to Elia, who helped us with our reservation, accommodated a change, and even helped with a gift card. That kind of attention and care set the tone before we even arrived. It made a real difference. The hostess at the front desk was also incredibly kind and helpful, and we appreciated that right away. We were seated upstairs in a beautiful room that felt intimate and special, perfect for celebrating the holiday. The food exceeded our expectations. We started with the crab cakes and watermelon salad, both excellent. I had the chicken, Scott had the lobster, and both were outstanding. What made the night memorable wasn't just the food, though -- it was the hospitality. You can tell when a restaurant has people who genuinely care about the guest experience, and Helltown delivered that in every way. We'll absolutely be back.

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    Upstairs bar
    Upstairs bar
    Helltown Kitchen
    Helltown Kitchen

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    The Mews Restaurant & Cafe

    The Mews Restaurant & Cafe

    4.3
    (682 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$$

    Made the trip down to enjoy another great meal! Every meal beats the one before…read more Also, I can't say enough about the service. I don't live on the cape, so weeks go by between visits. And the staff remember my favorite drink and treat me like I was there the night before.

    The Mews has always been THE place to go in PTown for over 40 years. Now that they renovated and…read morecompletely cheapened the appearance of the upstairs making it look like a mix between an old Woolworth's lunch counter and a gaudy Chinese restaurant they ruined it. Even the art is tacky. Why did they do this?!!! The entry is cavernous and echos into the restaurant (They need to install French doors at the entry at the top to resolve this). Also when you sit at the bar you see directly into the kitchen area with electric boxes, crates and simply unappealing view. YUCK!! Why wouldn't they not put a swinging door hiding the kitchen like every restaurant does?? Geez paying $50+ for an entree and you look at a kitchen area with crates and stuff is awful! No fine dining establishment should let a client see this. I don't know who the architect was but they destroyed a restaurant where people went for ambiance and incredible food and service. I am so sad because we have gone there for many years and it was a favorite. Even the food is not what it used to be. The lobster risotto used to be creamy and delightful now it is sticky and over garlicky. Why? Why? Why? !!!! Why have you destroyed a fabulous restaurant?!!!! The restaurant had lots of open tables. This has NEVER happened in the past. Usually it would be so packed (especially Carnival week) you'd be waiting for your reserved table and there would be so many people. I even noticed that there are a huge number of opening this week. This is NOT normal. Please owners you need to do something to change this FAST. Bring it back to the old Mews ambiance. Starting with getting rid of the red paint, the tacky art, the noise from the cavernous hall and a door between the bar and the kitchen. AND hire a better chef. Sue whoever designed it. Horrid.

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    The new interior, upstairs
    The new interior, upstairs
    Seated scallops with butternut squash hash
    Seated scallops with butternut squash hash
    Shrimp cocktail

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    Shrimp cocktail
    Joon Bar & Kitchen

    Joon Bar & Kitchen

    4.4
    (167 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$$

    This place is a scallop lover's dream with a small menu, but something for everyone!…read more We started with the simple green salad ($18) and the spring vegetable salad ($23). The green goddess dressing on the spring vegetable salad really stood out! It balanced out the sweetness of the fresh peas. I ordered the scallop and shrimp entree ($43) which came with coconut basmati rice, grilled asparagus, and a bright mango salad. I'm still thinking about the flavor on the seafood--I was practically licking the plate! My dining partner got the lamb skewer ($28) and particularly liked the side sauce it came with. We finished with the lemon tart ($13), which was like a deconstructed lemon bar. It came with a sugar cookie on the side and fresh mint. It was so good that we were scraping the bowl! The service was swift and professional. Overall, Joon's vibe is stylish, upscale, and perfect for a special night out!

    Had an absolutely delightful, delicious meal at Joon Bar during my recent visit to Provincetown…read more Several different people recommended it...and I'm doing the same.! The ambience is lovely...it feels high-end without being pretentious. Food choices provide something for everyone, including those with any kind of gluten sensitivity and other dietary restrictions. Our server was excellent and all of the food was outstanding. Personally, I thought that my salmon was one of the best pieces of cooked salmon I've ever had. (I prefer my salmon raw and tend to shy away from cooked salmon because it's usually overcooked and dry.) Others at the table had the duck sliders, the special oxtail soup, the burger and a different fish dish. Rave reviews all around. Cocktails were also well done! Dessert was decadent and was plenty for sharing. I will definitely visit Joon again when I'm in town.

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    Joon Bar & Kitchen
    Wood Roasted Wild Mushrooms
    Wood Roasted Wild Mushrooms
    Joon Bar & Kitchen

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    Patio American Grill & Cocktail Bar

    Patio American Grill & Cocktail Bar

    4.1
    (947 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    My family ended up eating here twice while staying in nearby Wellfleet this Summer…read more We were surprised by the quality of the food and the fun atmosphere and the excellent service. P town is so tourist and busy in August so we didn't have high expectations. We were wrong - the food was Cape Coastal Cod appropriate with much to choose from. We had the excellent Mahi Mahi Tacos with Fries , the tasty burger and a side of creamy Mac and cheese as well as the very good Shrimp Po ' Boy - all in all a great time had by all and next Summer we plan to come back again

    This restaurant was unfortunately overrated in our opinion. The appetizers were the highlight of…read morethe meal. The bang bang shrimp and lobster deviled eggs were both very good and set high expectations for what was to come. Unfortunately, all of our entrees fell flat. Nothing was bad, but nothing stood out either. The dishes just lacked flavor especially given the reputation. The biggest concern came when we overheard staff turning away guests with shellfish allergies because the kitchen has "shellfish all over the place." While I appreciate being transparent about allergy risks, hearing it described that way was alarming and raised questions about kitchen practices and cleanliness. For a restaurant of this caliber, that was disappointing to hear. Overall, a few strong appetizers couldn't make up for underwhelming entrees and a concerning impression of the kitchen.

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    The outdoor seating
    The outdoor seating
    Our eclectic dishes
    Our eclectic dishes
    Bang bang cauliflower appetizer

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    Bang bang cauliflower appetizer
    Front Street Restaurant

    Front Street Restaurant

    3.8
    (235 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$$

    Enjoyed a great dinner with friends after David Sedaris' show at Town Hall. The new location is…read moregreat and lovely to be on the water! Service and food were excellent - especially that bread. Our party is especially thankful for the gracious help from the front of house staff to seat us at 9:30, a full 30 minutes after our 9:00 reservation. While the last seating was to have been 9:00; and the restaurants current patrons were all into their entrees+, we were seated and had a lovely time and meal.

    We decided to give Front Street another try and were excited to visit their new location with its…read morebeautiful harbor views. The view was easily the highlight of the evening. Unfortunately, the exterior of the building is easy to miss, with all of the curtains closed, making it blend into its surroundings unless you're specifically looking for it. We were greeted promptly upon arrival and appreciated the thoughtful nods to the original location, with several familiar items on display. It was a nice touch that added some character and nostalgia. We chose to sit at the bar, which is quite large. The bartender was responsible for approximately 20 bar guests while also handling drink service for the restaurant. Despite being spread very thin, she was friendly, attentive, and made excellent martinis. She truly did the best she could under the circumstances. We ordered an appetizer, which took a long time to arrive. When our entrées were served, both the pasta and chicken dishes were only lukewarm. The sauces were extremely thin--more like soup than a pasta sauce. To add to the disappointment, there was no bread service because the restaurant had run out of bread. Overall, the meals were fair but fell well short of our expectations. As we were leaving, we tried to speak with the hostess about the new location and the restaurant's plans for the future. Unfortunately, she seemed dismissive and showed little interest in having a conversation with us. We genuinely wanted Front Street's new chapter to be a success and were hoping for a much better experience, especially after spending nearly $200. There is certainly potential here--the location is beautiful, and some members of the staff are clearly working hard--but the overall dining experience simply did not match the price point. We hope the restaurant is able to address these issues as it settles into its new home for the rest of this season.

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    Front Street Dining room and bar.
    Front Street Dining room and bar.
    Front Street Restaurant
    Mussels

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    Mussels
    Tin Pan Alley

    Tin Pan Alley

    3.7
    (353 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    The Tin Pan was the only restaurant in Provincetown that warmly welcomed us with our children and…read moredouble stroller, and we are so grateful we found it. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel genuinely welcome and went out of their way to accommodate our family. The food was incredible, the service was outstanding, and the atmosphere was so inviting. It can be hard finding places that truly embrace families, but The Tin Pan does exactly that. We can't recommend it enough and will absolutely be back the next time we're in Provincetown!

    I've been coming to Provincetown for decades, and this is one of the places I keep coming back to…read more The food is consistently great, the drinks are excellent, and the atmosphere is always welcoming. Most recently, I visited with a group of friends after the PMC ride. Some had completed the race while others were there to support them, so we were arriving and leaving at different times. The staff couldn't have been more accommodating, allowing us to swap diners in and out so we could all spend time together (something many restaurants wouldn't have been able to accommodate). They also welcomed our dog, bringing her ice water on a very hot day and plenty of treats. I wish I could remember the manager's name because he was outstanding, not just with our group, but with every guest who walked through the door. Exceptional hospitality that keeps us coming back.

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    Tin Pan Alley
    Grilled Watermelon Salad
    Grilled Watermelon Salad
    Tin Pan Alley

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    The Lobster Pot

    The Lobster Pot

    4.2
    (2.1k reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$$

    No matter when I go to "the Pot" - I have a phenomenal experience…read more The quality of the food is beyond amazing, the service is personal but not pushy, and the dining room is so airy and open - with the most terrific views of the Harbor and Cape Cod Bay. The host or server will always have a terrific suggestion for something exciting and delicious to try. The food comes perfectly timed - and one course is NEVER placed beside another course before it's finished. Never dirty plates at the table and drinks are always refreshed and alcoholic beverages are always offered BEFORE the last sip of the previous drink is swallowed. I just can't say enough about the Lobster Pot - it's a great place to go with a group of friends or with just one. The Lobster Pot is a well loved and respected institution in Provincetown. It's ALWAYS a topper on my list of recommendations when I am asked where to go for a good meal. See you soon Shawn, Tim, and all you amazing people!

    I've been coming to The Lobster Pot for many years, and for one reason only- their lobster mac and…read morecheese. It was the best I've ever had. So, the disappointment and sadness I felt when I tried to order my beloved dish and was told it's no longer on the menu was truly heartbreaking. We tried the lobster ravioli and baked scallops instead, which were both good, creamy dishes, but nothing close to my favorite mac and cheese. Our service was still lovely and we had a nice table overlooking the water, but I'm sad to say I will not be back again unless the mac and cheese reappears.

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    The Lobster Pot
    Lobster bisque was consumed prior. This is a 3 pound pan roasted lobster served with mussels, corn & potato.
    Lobster bisque was consumed prior. This is a 3 pound pan roasted lobster served with mussels, corn & potato.
    Bloody Mary and sangria

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    Bloody Mary and sangria

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