LOBSTER POT

Eric Lefebvre

You go there for the experience of eating in old fashion restaurant that probably did not change much since it s very beginning. The food was good but very simply presented. The service was not so good as we had to remind our server to bring us our cocktails...they arrived at the same time as our main courses. The ladies who welcomed us were however very kind with us and managed to find us a nice table by the window (to see the view). It is a "classic" destination in provincetown. Again you go there for the experience of being in a restaurant with a long history. We are glad we went, we were very well welcomed and the meal was fair/good.

Kevin Pedro

First time with the family, food was good way over priced with the small portion. I ordered a kids fish & chip and a regular fish & chips not much of a difference just paid more! Wife ordered a lobster roll she loved it but again overpriced for the little portion you get. One size drink (sm) no refills.. Will I come here again probably not almost $78 bucks later not worth it!

Keneth Lawrence

The food quality is always fresh ,he owns his own boats that supply his restaurants

Donna Malo

Lobster Pot has been around a long time. Popular place and accessible. Food is good and expensive. If you want a fried clam roll it does not come with anything. Fries are a extra cost. Might as well get a plate. This is New England, there are fish places all over the area. Some are better than others depending on their batter for fried choices. Menu is big. Restrooms available. Plenty of Lobsters.