The Lobster Pot

Location

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  MichaelCrow Over a year ago

  Loves it

  Lobster anyone
  The annual trip to PTown would not be complete without a trip to the Lobster Pot. This year's lobster (3 lbs) was amazing and almost too much for the two of us (but we managed) The staff is friendly and talkative, even if the place was packed, they make you feel welcome

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  bobby54 Over a year ago

  Loves it

  Awesome!
  Great place to have lobster, but you have to start with clam chowder. I go here each time I'm in P-town, and I'm never disappointed neither will you. Try this place out & you'll be hooked!

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  fukenstylen Over a year ago

  Loves it

  delicious!
  Great food! Nice atmosphere

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  rswallis Over a year ago

  Hates it

  Typical Seafood Place
  It seems to be on plenty of peoples' must-stop list but it's not really worth writing home about. But I'll write to you...there are tons of great restaurants in P-town, so if you are a foodie or only in town for a brief stay, you can get better seafood elsewhere. But, for a traditional meal of lobster or crab or the like, not a bad choice. Can be crowded and loud but ample space if you have a big group (12 ppl) like we did when was last there.

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  brimi62 Over a year ago

  Loves it

  Seafood in P-Town
  What more could you ask for. Eating a lobster looking out into the Harbor in P-Town. Yes, the building is old, but thats what gives it it's charm.The food is great the service is great.A great night out to dinner before a show or to the clubs.

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  Gaytravelers Over a year ago

  Loves it

  An Institution in Ptown
  Take your camera, take a photo, stand in line with everyone else and it is a must at least once when you are in Ptown. Not fabulous, but good food and it's like going back in time.

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  cydzeigler Over a year ago

  Hates it

  Lobster Pot is so overrated
  This is the ultimate tourist destination. The food is mediocre and the place is crowded. You can get much better food -- and seafood -- elsewhere in Provincetown.

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  andy_towle Over a year ago

  Loves it

  This restaurant is in the most unique-looking building on Commercial Street covered on the outside with red neon. While it's something of a factory in terms of its culinary output - popular with tour groups and such, it's definitely the place to go if all you want is a traditional Cape Cod lobster dinner with drawn butter.