312127 Tue Jul 25 12:19:13 -0700 2006 9 13 New England 0 1765502 We are taking a day trip and want to walk around Provincetown and eat a casual but wonderful lunch. We will be 2 adults with a 16 year old charming grand daughter. All suggestions welcome! Tue Jul 25 12:19:13 -0700 2006 14704 vozick 1 1766404 Dunno if Cafe Edwige does lunch but you might check it out. It's not really "casual" but somehow it is... not stuffy. Definitely "wonderful". If they don't serve lunch I bet they can direct you to the right spot. Cafe Edwige 333 Commercial St Provincetown MA (508) 487-2008 Tue Jul 25 18:32:44 -0700 2006 1765502 10232 yumyum 1 1766535 I would suggest Ross' Grill on the second floor of the Whaler's Wharf arcade. You will have lovely food and a nice view of the harbor. Ross' Grill 237 Commercial St Provincetown MA (508) 487-8878 Tue Jul 25 19:13:12 -0700 2006 1765502 21331 BostonZest 1 1767195 Also check out Cafe Heaven and Bistro at Crown Point. Unfortunately, many of the nicer restaurants aren't open for lunch. Tue Jul 25 23:16:19 -0700 2006 1765502 16123 ClevelandRandy 1 1767206 You can't miss a stop @ Clem and Ursies...a little off the beaten track in P-Town. But the best experience you will ever have! Lobsters cooked to order.....freshly made fried belly clams, onion rings, chowder....raw bar....sushi.... the list goes on and on! Here is the link! http://www.clemandursies.com/ Enjoy! Tue Jul 25 23:20:56 -0700 2006 1765502 16764 ciaogal 1 2975141 We had a great lunch at The Lobster Pot. Best clam chowder I have had. My wife had a killer lobster roll and I had crab slad which was excellent. All fresh. Service was great. Place was clean. My kids loved it . My in-laws liked it too Tue Sep 25 13:04:25 -0700 2007 1765502 55006 jimluv 1 2987571 We're vacationing in Provincetown right now. With only a few exceptions, my wife and I find food in Provincetown generally unremarkable and overpriced. This trip, Level and Clem & Ursie's fit that description. The Lobster Pot and Cafe Heaven were terrific last year; we haven't made it to either yet this year. But my reason for logging on to Chowhound at all this evening is that I had the best dinner of the trip this evening. It was better than the foofy expensive joints, and half the cost. Oddly enough, The Art House (which used to be just a coffeehouse) is my new favorite place in P-Town. I'll be back daily until we leave--or at least I'll be back Thursday through Sunday, the only days they're open. And no, I'm not a sock puppet. I'm just inordinately excited to finally get some great food out here. Fri Sep 28 19:59:13 -0700 2007 1765502 63052 noteon 2 2987952 I like Bubala's on the water for lunch. They also have parking. Sat Sep 29 05:10:14 -0700 2007 2987571 27444 phelana 2 3008164 Oh, and avoid anything that claims to be pizza, even if the restaurant has the words "New York" in its name. Fri Oct 05 11:14:37 -0700 2007 2987571 63052 noteon 1 3016325 Just had lunch at Ross's today. Busy and loud. Nice views, charming hostess and great waitstaff. Piping hot French onion soup. Warm but delicious mushroom bisque. Ordinary chicken with mozz and proscuitto. Spider rolls was a small or half a softshell crab in a green stiff tasteless wrap. I ate the small bits of crab and left the wrap. 2 teas, 1 soda and 3 soups, 2 sandwiches: 50.83 before tip. Nothing to rave about. Maybe dinner is better. Mon Oct 08 18:15:02 -0700 2007 1765502 27444 phelana