Massachusetts

good food at Provincetown? (or Cape Cod in general)

2 posts · Aug 25, 1997 to Aug 27, 1997

Ann P.Endless VacationsAug 25, 1997

says...
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>Hi,
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>My wife and I will soon have a 3-day vacation in Provincetown.  We have
>never been there.  Can someone recommend some good restaurants at
>Provincetown?  We eat everything, from buckets of fried clams/oysters to
>$30-entree "fancy" meals, so long as food is good.  :)
>
>If you have a really good recommendation for Cape Cod (but not islands),
>I'd love to hear it too, since we will probably drive to P-town from
>Boston, and so we will pass through almost all the towns along the Cape.
>:)
>
>Thanks in advance.  Email/Newsposts replies are both fine,
>
>Anthony Kam
I love TerraLuna in Turo...oh my....and Inaho in Y'port for sushi

Robert C.Pigs in BlanketsAug 27, 1997

Donna S. wrote:
>I go to Provincetown for a week every October and wouldn't miss a dinner
>at these three places.
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>Napi's - a wonderful Provincetown institution with a varied menu and
>wonderful atmosphere.  Off Commerical Street near the pier.

Napi's was long one of my favorites, but I was kind of disappointed the last time I was there (last December).

Somebody else mentioned The Mews. My occasional tries have suggested that it is not as good as it looks like it ought to be.

>Martin House - located on Commercial Street in the second oldest house in
>P=town - limited but interesting menu. Small intimate rooms.

Which can be drafty in winter. But the food is great.