Pop+Dutch

Good service, good sandwiches, great coffee. Taking one star off because one of our sandwiches was supposed to be gluten-​free and… it wasn’t. It was an oversight, but we had taken our sandwiches to go and were on our way home when we found out.

It’s been a few years since I’ve been taken to Provincetown, and I was quite excited when I heard about going back for Spookybear. There is really nothing quite like Provincetown during Halloween, and yes I packed my Halloween cape for the occasion.
Saturday afternoon I was getting rather hungry and decided to stop in at Pop + Dutch at 147 Commercial Street. I knew I had chosen wisely when I saw their slogan, «Sandwiches, Salads, and Lube.» Seriously it could only happen in Provincetown. The deli and general store literally has a little bit of everything, from suntan lotions, to waffle bats, to specialty grocery item, and yes lube. They also have a great selection of made-​to-​order deli sandwiches.
I ordered the Danny DeVito, which included shaved mushroom, zucchini ribbons, marinated artichoke hearts, provolone, hoagie relish, arugula, red onion, drizzled with oil and vinegar on Iggy’s ciabatta roll. I normally don’t get too excited over a deli sandwich, but this thing was out of this world. I mean fireworks good. My paws were tapping a happy tune the entire time I was eating it. Yes, it’s that freakin’ amazing.
Next time you’re in Provincetown, get yourself Pop + Dutch and get one of their sandwiches. It will probably be the best food you’ll find in Provincetown. More on that note in a later post.
Food Rating: 5 Paws
Service Rating: 5 Paws
Overall Rating: 5 Paws
With love from my dog bowl to yours… Happy eating.
Shata

Super friendly staff and amazingly yummy sandwiches!!! I absolutely love this place. Everything is made with the best ingredients. The homemade focaccia is to die for. As well as all the other homemade treats they offer.

I went in @ 8:00 am. Bought a small coffee. Took 2 napkins. One word: allergies. Place was perfect. Oh yeah… and got the NY Times plus local paper… featured… Headline:…” locals worried Ptown «not gay enough.» Like I said… perfect.

My favorite breakfast sandwich in town. And those buttermilk biscuits …

A great choice for those seeking decent deli sandwiches for a picnic or day at the beach. Staff is efficient and cheery.

I stopped in for a snack. The vibe is that of a welcoming county deli. The menu is cutely posted as sandwich described on paper lunch bags. They offer options for all types of eaters and include gluten-​free sandwich bread. There is also a cold deli case, drinks and a few packaged goods, and some homemade sweets. Upon the recommendation of Brendan (the cashier), I grabbed a chocolate chip cookie for under $ 1! The cookie is his recipe– not too sweet, buttery and doughy in the center while crisp on the outside.
There is no seating, so it’s more like a grab and go deli.

If I were only reviewing the food, I’d be debating on if this establishment deserved 3 or 4 stars, but I’m not. My wife and I ordered
«THE RAINEY»
chopped black forest ham+Guss’ full sour pickles, Zatarain’s creole mustard, mayo on toasted Martin’s potato bread.
«POP McDUTCH»
house-​made roast beef, cheddar, Guss’ full sour pickles, red onion, butter lettuce, Pop McDutch sauce on Iggy’s brioche
And we split a bacon, egg, and cheese that I asked to be on a biscuit.
I will say that the food was average and the initial encounter with customer services was good. Once I received our order I noticed that they did not give us ALL the condiments that I had asked to be put on the side. So I went to ask the gentleman that was taking orders if there was mustard on any of the sandwiches. The lady that made my sandwiches came over with an attitude, cut me off, and stated «I didn’t put any mustard on any of your sandwiches».
–Second encounter with customer service «poor».
–Wasn’t happy with «the Rainey»
–paid for a biscuit that I didn’t get
–No attention to detail

Good sandwich. Only thing i would change is to be able to have a hot sandwich.

What a cute little store with a old fashioned old home theme going on!
Love the deli and grab –n-​go sandwiches and salads. Everything is very fresh and good and just a little bit expensive.

I am literally addicted to their spicy pimento cheese which is a problem since I’m often more than five-​hours away from Pop+Dutch. That said, I would walk up there from NYC in a busted pair of shower flip-​flops to get a tub of it. It’s real-​deal Southern, creamy and delicious with just a pop of heat.
If you’re looking for a killer breakfast biscuit and fresh coffee, a creative and delicious pre-​beach sandwich, lube, eclectic candy bars from around the Commonwealth — or just good conversation, you CAN NOT beat Pop+Dutch in Provincetown. I promise!

The BEARS are Back… and after a year the POP has turned the corner!
I have had several sandwiches and salads and all were delicious.
AND Service is delightful, with suggestions on items to enjoy!

This is not a bad market at all, but a bit pricey.
A standard turkey club sandwich (turkey, bacon, lettuce and tomato) and two waters, and one small container of mashed chick peas ran me around $ 20.00.
Pros:
–Unique food items.
–Clean establishment.
–Friendly staff.
Cons:
–Expensive.

Ok this is the Nutella marshmallow sandwich holy crap people this thing is dang good!!! For something with a little less calories the deviled eggs sandwich on the potato bread is a must! Chicken salad I mean you can’t go wrong here service is great with a smile!

Cutie pie store with Iggy’s bread, homemade desserts, cool food items and a super friendly vibe. The cases were rather bare during our visit but it was shoulder season, mid May so I have high expectations. My man loved his homemade slice of pie.

A true gem added to the West End of town!
Nothing says Provincetown quite like a bright smile and positive attitude that greets each and every customer that walks in the door. Every time I walk through the swinging door, I am welcomed by beaming faces and a «Hey Scottie, how are you?» Nothing quite gets me like a store that remembers it’s customers!
They’ve added a new twist and flavor to the culinary market here. Everything I’ve seen is made with quality and doesn’t have a big commercial label and lots of chemical additives. The sandwiches are to die for! The breakfast sandwiches especially are unique to the area! They are made to order and are served on a warm brioche… and arugula! Finally! A place that incorporates a green vegetable into breakfast time! Genius!
I absolutely must mention the Mac + Cheese… omg! I have a 6 year old that no matter what meal it is… «I want mac + cheese» — so guess what she got! That’s right! Probably the best mac + cheese I’ve ever had! As soon I took a bite, I regretted that I’d already given away to her! The delicious combination of cheeses are warm and leave your tastebuds begging for more.
I’m so excited that they have returned for another season! I know what I’ll be getting for lunch today! …oh, and don’t forget to check out the baked goods! Yum!

Can’t wait for their 2015 season. Sean and Rebecca make the best sandwiches in town – look forward to having old favorites like the Dear RB and to trying new creations. Perfect for a morning cold brew or beach session stock-​up. Be prepared to go here often!

Absolutely love this place! I go in for a «Joey the Barber» sandwich atleast once a week and I’m not even a big fan of turkey! The staff is very friendly and quick to make up the perfect sandwich for you. The owners are always there and very friendly as well. I love the fact that they carry products that I haven’t seen in forever like Moonpies and Bombpops! You’ve gotta love a place that has this motto: «sandwiches, salads, lube». Pop + Dutch is a Ptown must.

Pop+Dutch (@POPandDutch) rolls out in the West End.
One of our fav «goto» spots for breakfast sandwiches had been the Angel Grocery at the corner where we stay while in Ptown. But this year the place had both a new vibe, with a new name along with a new menu.
Now called Pop+Dutch, they offer a simple clean fresh take on sandwiches (regular, breakfast and gluten free) snacks and fresh in-​house made cookies, salads and fresh brewed iced mint tea, lemonade and other hot caffeinated and cooled beverages.
The new folks working in this pint-​sized general store, which some other reviewers label as a gourmet sandwich shop are friendly, easy going and fit the «go with the flow» vibe of Ptown while also not using that as an excuse for poor service a few other similar places lean towards.
They also came out with a cute reusable shopping bag with a fitting theme that caught my eye at day one.
Overall — its a fresh take on foods for the summer. The breakfast sandwiches rocked as did the fresh baked chocolate chip cookies. I’m working my way through the menu and think for a «freshman» on the ptown food scene — I sure hope they are here to stay.

Stopped in at the end of a sunset bike ride to find a welcoming, patient crew and the smell of REAL FOOD! I was served a cantaloupe-​cucumber cooler that was lovely, perused their stock, from candy to condoms, and promised to come back the next day for lunch before I hit the road home. My roasted turkey sandwich did not disappoint — fresh, flavorful, and no after-​effects except feeling pleasantly fed.