Tinys

Adorable. The place and the waiters. Great view and food, too. Who knew a tuna sandwich could taste like that? Delish.
We spent the day with the father in law so the waiter slipped some extra sake in the special drinks he made up just for us. The drink, and the rest of the day, went down easy.
Thanks, fabulous waiter, and I am sorry if my father in law gave you a 10% tip.

Great vegan food!!! Very romantic and cozy spot. Delicous vegan, vegetarian & meat/​seafood options. It’s great for any meal of the day!

Tiny’s is a great little spot, with a beautiful ambiance and a great view of the harbor. The ingredients are always local and in season. They have great vegetarian and vegan options too. Be ware that if it’s raining they won’t be open because it’s roof top seating only. Tiny’s is a great alternative to the many touristy restaurants in Provincetown. We always try to get to Tiny’s when we’re in Town.

This is about as good as breakfast/​lunch gets in Provincetown at a pleasant price point. The cod cakes are fantastic and I had them with eggs benedict. Lots of vegan options and juices. The best part is all the tables are outside but there are only about six of them so you may have to wait.

Heed what others are saying about how you get treated here. I won’t even review the food because it doesn’t even matter. Our waitress was a nice enough young newbie. The owner and chef greeted our party of 5 upon entering because we were the first guests of the night. All started off alright, but when 30 minutes passed by and we hadn’t gotten so much as a whiff of our food (or a head’s up that it would take so long, an apology, or even ANY sort of acknowledgement), we started to wonder why other tables who had come in after us and ordered after us were getting served their full meals. After 45 minutes, my friend asked our waitress if we were getting our food soon (mind you, we ordered a burger, pasta, two fish burgers, and another fish plate– not that any of that should matter if they aren’t even going to acknowledge how ridiculously long this was taking) and the waitress replied «your food is next» without so much as an even slightly fazed look in her eye. Two other tables got served before it finally came out, over 50 minutes after ordering. We ate with barely a word to each other because we were so hungry and when our waitress came over to ask if we wanted dessert, my friend quickly replied «No…it would just take too long.» Granted, not the politest thing to say, but sadly, he was not wrong. She replied that it would taste «homecooked» and smiled, while the owner who was busing our table said very sarcastically «Yes, we make an effort to never rush here– at all.» I am not sure if he was bragging or trying to be cute, but he could have diffused the situation as opposed to responding so rudely for something that NONE OF THEM WOULD EVEN ACKNOWLEDGE– and that was that it took them almost an hour to get a table of 5 their dinners when they were the first people in the restaurant. We paid part cash, part credit. The check then dropped off at the wrong table WITH ALL OF THE CASH STILL IN IT– ON PURPOSE. Yet, the credit card had been run. I knew it was the owner because the waitress hadn’t come back out. What a tacky, rude business practice. The icing on the cake? My friend went to the restroom while we went outside to wait and get as far away from everything as possible, me even politely thanking our waitress and chef as we left and now I wonder why I even bothered, and my friend came out and said that she could hear the staff talking crap and calling our friend names because of what he said. VERY LOUDLY. I get it, you’re in the service industry, customers can be a pain in the ass and it was not the best way to go about the situation, but considering their response to everything afterward, they deserved much worse than an off-​handed comment. My friend confronted them and they acted like they were just joking. After reading some of the other reviews, I think we’re lucky the owner didn’t attack us the way he has other guests.
My point is– you will spend all night here, and not in a good way. Don’t be fooled by how cute this place is, because you will spend the rest of the night feeling like you wasted your time and money on nasty, rude people who do not deserve your business.

What a find! Great service, clean and organic food. I got the arugula salad and it was simple and unique — best salad I have ever had at a restaurant. Overall enjoyed the experience very much and will come back!

Excellent breakfast with fresh food. Wife loved the Dutch Babies and my eggs were done just as I asked. Potatoes also wonderful.

The good: The food is tasty, with a great variety of vegan and vegetarian options as well as meaty fare. There are always a few creative juices, too — in particular, I loved the grapefruit and basil concoction. The small seating area on the deck offers great people watching, especially now that they have added a sun shade. The bad: Everything you have read in other reviews here re: mind-​numbing waits to receive food and indifferent-​to-​surly service is true. Don’t come to Tiny’s if you want to eat sooner than 45 minutes after coming in or if attentive wait staff is a priority.
That said, we eat here multiple times every summer we visit P-​Town precisely because we really like the food.

This was my forth time dining at Tiny’s, unfortunately is was a not-​so-​great experience. A group of five had dinner together. We were promptly seated and ordered our meals within 10 minutes. The waitress described the specials which included a pork entrée. When I asked what cut of pork was offered she couldn’t say, and didn’t offer to find out, just telling me it’s «pork». I ordered the steak instead, medium rare, as did two other guests in our party. After waiting 40 minutes for our food all of the steaks came out well done. The rest of the food was just ok, nothing worth a repeat visit again. With so many options for great food in Ptown this will not be on our list again.

I went to breakfast here with 8 other People July 4 at 10 Am…
If I could I would give you 10 Stars I would!
Great Food Great Service. We went to another restaurant the night before and the waiter told us about Tinys. He was right! Great Great Great Great Great Great place to Eat! All 9 of us loved your Food!!! And the waiter gets 10 stars as well!

High above Commercial Street, we were greeted by friendly service, great orange juice and a well curated breakfast menu. I liked the Dutch Baby.

I thought it would be great with creative healthy options but our burgers were very undercooked and the portion sizes are not good for the price. Good iced coffee but beyond that, not good if you aren’t obsessed with vegan stuff.

Adorable spot for any meal, Tiny’s lives up to it’s name, it’s well, Tiny. But the view cannot be beat, and sitting above Commercial Street listening to the street musicians, I was very content.
I’m vegan so here to discuss the yummy food we had here. My partner had the vegan corn chowder, and it was divine! Lots of potatoes and corn and very creamy. We both got the cauliflower steaks for dinner. It was a bit on the lighter side, and I was eyeing my neighbor’s french fries, but I know next time to get an appetizer too. It’s also a bit on the more expensive side, BUT the beer and wine is local and very affordable, so it all evens out. The meal was very well balanced, just be sure to order extra, or have another (local affordable) beer! ;)

Came in for lunch with a friend. We had the arugula salad and cod cake sandwich. Both were excellent and extremely fresh. Loving the vegan options as well. Great view of Commercial Street, even on this overcast day. Thanks for the blankets!

Food was great, and service amazing! Would definitely go back. Interesting menu… really like the eggs and beets.

It can be difficult to find restaurants that care enough to offer creative vegan options. The patio offers a great view. The service was relaxed, but so were we:)

So. Okay. We were told the wait was 20 minutes, it took a bit longer fine. When inside it took forever to make a drink order and even longer to get our drinks! The restaurant was not at all packed. The waiter was nice, however they were just so slow.
The food finally came out and it was okay, not great, but not horrible. What a waste. It tasted less than vegan or healthy. Also the tea is nothing great. Great image, crappy food, slow service, and a waste of time. Don’t go unless you have all day and do t know the taste of good food.

Put on your Birkenstocks, fire up some Joan Baez on your iPod and ride your gluten-​free bike to Tinys for a delicious breakfast!
This is a place that features organic and vegan dishes. I just had a bagel and it was fine. Coffee was excellent. My dining companion had eggs benedict with cod. He was a big fan!
It was nice to sit up on the big deck and watch the people below. Our server was adorable and very friendly. I didn’t eat any other meals here but for breakfast, it’s a hit!

I ate at Tinys last night and it was SO good!
The first thing that caught my attention was the style of the porch decorations. There are mason jars with candles and flowers on each table, and white lights around the exterior of the porch.
I ordered the ginger lemonade which was super fresh and hit the spot. For an appetizer I had cod cakes. I am new to eating seafood and have never had cod cakes before, but these were really delicious.
The server (who was also wonderful) recommended a special for an entrée which was a cauliflower steak. Omg. It was SO yummy. Basically grilled cauliflower with a mushroom wine sauce and mashed potatoes. I will surely try to recreate this at home.
For desert we had another special which our waiter described as a refrigerator cake. I wasn’t sure what to expect. It was basically an Oreo whip cream cake which was a wonderful surprise because I love anything Oreo!
All in all, our meal was by far the best I have had in PTown and exceeded my expectations. I’ll be back here again for sure!

Tiny’s may have the most vegan options in Provincetown. I mistook this for a reason to go.
The food is tired and confused. The polenta seemed like an attempt at vegan fried fish with tartar sauce. It was overcooked: dry, tough, flavorless. It was topped with roasted eggplant and roasted sundried tomato — yes, sundried then somehow made soggy and bland. Nothing on the plate could save the polenta, much less itself.
The service was equally terrible. We were seated without menus for five minutes with only two other occupied tables. OK, slow start. Ordered, juice arrived, then settled into people watching. 40 hungry and cold minutes later, we considered leaving. Then our food arrived. Meh. We finished and overheard a 15 minute conversation between the table behind us and our waitress. Still the silent treatment for us. Finally offered and declined dessert. Check hobbed over 10 minutes later. Card picked up another 10 minutes later. All in all, about 40 minutes between forks down and getting on with our freshly-​saddened lives.
After we left we wondered if we did something wrong. Nope. That’s just Tiny’s.
So why two stars? Who the fuck knows. I’m perpetually an optimist. I thought Obama would close Guantanamo bay as he promised. Tiny’s does have vegan options, if you are patient and have no palate, and it is at least better than Guantanamo bay.