I loved the organic pocket it had load of fresh vegetables. Great staff and clean environment…read moreowners were very present.

This is a hidden gem tucked away in rear of plaza with a liquor store and food market in front…read more They do have a sign entering the plaza for a marker. The deli style restaurant is fairly small but business is brisk and takeout appears to very be popular option. Most of the menu is written on the walls. There are many seafood menu items but ask for prices as MP is tagged for some of the lobster options. There are many sweet treats like monster sized cookies and brownies also displayed by the register. We've made this our stop for breakfast sandwiches on this trip. The food is prepared fresh in less than five minutes. The coffee here has been excellent as well. They have a small self serve coffee section in the corner. There are benches available outside of the deli. Our sandwich of choice has been the Hobo prepared with eggs, ham, home fries, and cheese on a very good quality roll. We also tried a turkey wrap but returned for the Hobo. I am also very interested in their soup offerings like their chowders and also the kale soup. Hope to try on future visit. The service is prompt on every visit. You may have to wait as takeout orders do flow in frequently while you are in line. Parking is free and plentiful.

Box Lunch is always a treat to stop at on the Cape, as it's been a family tradition well before my…read moretime. They are well famous for their sandwiches, with so many choices of toppings (check the menu), which are freshly cooked and well prepared. John Alden is/has been my go to every time and I don't know if I'll ever go with something else, because it's so delicious. They also provide breakfast as well, and of course lunch, but not dinner. If only there was a Box Lunch back at home, that would be amazing. It's recommended to call ahead of time to place your order, if not, that's not a problem. Waiting usually takes 5 - 10 minutes without calling ahead. There are some tables if you choose to eat in, although, they are well known for take out. Service is always great, seeing the same worker(s) over the years and even recognizing us. Now that's what I call, awesome personality.

Stopped here after our annual Highland Lighthouse sojourn. My party got a variety of wraps. They…read morewere all delicious. Staff were super friendly and energetic during a rush of people. Highly recommend their Basil Lemonade. So refreshing.

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 ​​​

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.

The Block & Tackle delivers far more than just incredible food--it embodies everything you hope to…read morefind in a locally owned small business. From the moment you walk in, you're met with exceptional service, genuine hospitality, and a welcoming, family-oriented atmosphere. The smoked meats are expertly prepared and packed with flavor, the sides are fresh and delicious, and the BBQ sauce is the perfect finishing touch. Every item reflects the care, quality, and pride that goes into their craft. If you're looking for outstanding barbecue and a business that truly values its customers, The Block & Tackle is an absolute must-try. We'll definitely be back! Their catering menu is perfect for a summer party, 4th of July celebration, or at a beach fire. We recently catered for my mom's 60th birthday -- everyone was so impressed and the portions were excellent. Don't miss out on a great establishment.

Been looking forward to trying this restaurant…read more The BBQ is very good here. True smoked meats. The smoked wings were excellent. The 1/2 rib rack was also excellent. For sides, I got the cornbread and homemade pickles. Both very good. Corn bread is usually dry at bbq places, not here. Moist and hot. Excellent sides

Parker and Porter were super helpful and friendly, we can't wait to come back!! Also beautiful…read morebeach vibes and a p town atmosphere. Highly recommend!

it's a cute restaurant with a variety of menu offerings for everyone. i really liked that they had…read moreseveral vegan and vegetarian items to choose from - it doesn't feel like an afterthought. their staff was also friendly! i ordered the veg fritter sandwich which is HUGE and sooo delicious. very flavorful and filling! my boyfriend loved the fried oysters over fries - they fried perfectly; golden and crispy. we loved getting to find outside on the beach on a beautiful, sunny day. it made everything that much more delicious!

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.

Love this little pizza shop. So uniques staff were all very nice and welcoming. Prices are good…read morefood was delicious

Very cute little spot with a decently-sized parking lot. I am thankful they are open in the…read moreoff-season! It wasn't busy at around 4:30pm but the second I sat down after ordering, the flood gates opened and there was a line out the door of people ordering or those who called in so I think I need to try the pizza next time as well! I got their chicken Parmesan dinner and a large Diet Coke. I think it was around $25 and I ate almost the whole thing. Their sauce has a nice taste and isn't overly acidic which I like. Sometimes, sauces can have an unappealing bite or bitterness, but this complimented the chicken very well. I also liked that they did 2 cutlets. Overall, it was very yummy and I would place it in my top 5 for Chicken Parm's.

service was amazing and the fish sandwich was really good! I'd reccommend anything with the basco…read moresauce it was super yummy! the ambience was cute too, I loved all the Basque memorabilia all on the walls.

I was looking for a place with good salads and this restaurant came up on my Yelp search. Due to…read morethe high rating (4.6) I decided to give it a try. The place is set up like a casual restaurant where you order at the counter and they bring the food to you. When we walked in they had their radio set on a Christian station praising all kind of Christian ideology for all to hear. When we walked in, the lady behind the counter just looked at us with no welcoming smile nor attitude. I said Good morning and I got a slight smile from her. I then asked if they had any diabetes friendly items on the menu....She said...I don't know what that means ????!???!?! How can you work in a restaurant and not know what diabetes is ??? I then said, items with low sugar content. She still said, I don't know. So I decided to order a salad. Their Basco Salad was described as a bed of fresh greens and a nice Lomo on top. The salad came up fairly quickly and it was delicious. The boneless pork loin was well seasoned and warm. The greens were fresh and well balanced. I liked the food, but the stern long face of the lady as well as her inability (or un-willingness) to help made me drop one star out of my experience.

As a New Yorker and a publisher, I know the power of the pen and I tend to be very cynical…read more I spend a lot of time in Wellfleet and have committed to review my happy places, such as this Cumberland Farms, where I start my day with a fresh hot cup of coffee and a warm welcome from the morning team. This group of women behind the counter and stocking shelves is highly dedicated to their company and community, with kindness and commitment. The store is spotless, as are the restrooms, the coffee bar is always fully stocked. Cumberland Farms Wellfleet has everything you need, and then some. I will add that what truly makes this convince store fantastic is the staff, Jill, Shea and the manager give you there all, and it shows. Cumberland Farms is lucky to have this team, and I am lucky to experience this quality of work ethics. You do not see that in N.Y. and this is what makes Cape Cod a special place.

Honestly might be the worst cumbies on cape customer service wise, a VERY strong "locals only"…read moreenergy. So much so that my wife and i overheard one of the clerks "shorter girl with blackish hair and tattoos" talking about selling menthol & mint flavored tobacco products "when she gets off" because they are banned in this state. A shame givin that its the last real place to stop on the way into ptown.