Front Street Restaurant

Atmosphere & Setting
- Tucked below street level on Commercial Street, Front Street feels like a secret hideaway. The warm lighting, exposed brick, and vintage charm create a space that’s both elegant and inviting.
- It’s ideal for romantic dinners, reflective solo meals, or meaningful gatherings—a place where conversation flows and time slows.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Fantastic, old world Italian menu with some unique items. Great service, potent drinks and wonderful food.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Our sever Andrea was fabulous, and the food is some of the best Provincetown has to offer. Our group ended up waiting outside for 35 minutes for our reserved table at 7:15, finally sitting at 7:50. We were comped a delicious dessert for having to wait. That was much appreciated. My only suggestion would be to let diners know that they have a set period of time at the table (such as 1 1/2-2 hours), or leave a longer window of time between reservations.

After two tries, raise there's no point in making a res- table is never ready and just wait and wait till you end up getting pizza at Spiritus cuz your starving. Amateur hour

The experience started with our server Andrea. She was fantastic. She stopped by the table often to check on us. It had been many years since we have eaten at Front street and this experience did not dissapoint. Both of our meals were cooked perfectly (shrimp scampi & chicken francies). We won't wait this long again to revisit.

We are so happy Front Street is now on Open Table. It is our absolute favorite spot in P'Town! I always promise myself I'll try something new on the menu, but the eggplant parm is so good, I get it every time.

Atmospheric atmosphere in eclectic Provincetown. great food served hot. Large menu. Delightful waitstaff.

super cozy spot in Provincetown. fairly traditional Italian-American "red gravy" cuisine, wide selection on the menu. dishes aren't bursting with flavor but they're thoughtfully-prepared and large portions. good cocktails and service.

Overall was a very good meal at the bar. We enjoy that area as it gives a whole different feel and provides a bit more room. Our meals were very good and we enjoyed everything. Will be back in the future!

Excellent dining for P-town. Food was delicious, tasty drinks, and the service was top notch. We had a few allergies to deal with and our server was extremely careful, verifying with the chef every step of the way to ensure each of us were completely happy with our choices. Definitely our best dining experience for this trip.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

We love Frint Street and try to visit every time were in Ptown. This time we brought 2 newbies and it did not disappoint!

This seems to be a restaurant that's frozen in time. A dark subterranean dining room is full of wood panelling and old-fashioned decor, with a loop of stereotypical Italian music of all genres playing (Dean Martin singing "That's Amore'", the Godfather movie theme, and Pavarotti were all heard). The lighting is generally dim, and the clientele is generally "of a certain age". None of this is bad, as I love certain restaurants that feel nostalgic in this way. Our server was terrific, very no-nonsense and to the point, but friendly and knowledgeable. I only wish the food had been better. The caesar salad was adequate at best, which is disappointing for an Italian joint. The half duck was tasty and generous, but partly dry...unusual for duck. The seafood special was ...fine. We enjoyed ourselves, and it's quiet enough to relax and have a nice conversation. Would I go again? Maybe, but I think I'd stick with the long list of pastas next time.

Reservations made several months in advance only to be significantly disappointed. Loud and raucous ambience with the worst service and food in Provincetown. We waited 30 minutes for salads to be served. Followed by a pasta dish and a t-bone special ($76.00). Pasta was COLD and steak was tough and definitely not a Special. Front Street remains lacking since it was sold. The new owners don't have a clue! Never to return or recommend Front Street.

Always a romantic and delicious dinner. We have been coming here for 30+ years and Front Street is always consistent

Old time, year round, family owned PTown restaurant. Most of the crowd seemed to be locals coming back to a place they know and love.