
Freemans, located in the heart of Provincetown, is a coastal European restaurant that draws inspiration from the recipes and styles of preparation spanning the coasts of the Mediterranean Basin. Our culinary team has created a menu of contemporary dishes that reimagine coastal classics to capture the spirit of being on holiday while fully celebrating the exquisite ingredients found at home. We hope to see you at Freemans!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 333 Commercial St, Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: (508) 413-9530
Website: https://freemansptown.com/
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Freeman’s, 333 Commercial St, Provincetown, MA 02657, US
Reviews
Christopher was our server and made the night even better—he was so kind, funny, and gave us the best recommendations. You could tell he really cared that we had a great experience, and we absolutely did.
Also—don’t skip dessert. Seriously. Unreal.
Freeman’s is officially our new favorite spot in town. We’ll be back next trip, no question.
Christopher was the absolute best! He had great recommendations for apps and drinks!
I highly recommend going here! It’s absolutely worth it.
Let me just start by saying that the space is very intimate, and charming. There aren’t many tables, and dress code is upheld. It’s the perfect spot for a formal date night.
Bruno was our server, and he was amazing!
He provided several recommendations, including the white ginger cosmo (an absolute must-try), and the duck leg confit (which was some of the best duck I have ever had).
If you’re in a carb mood, the parker house rolls and honey whipped butter cannot be passed up.
The dark chocolate cremeux and pistachio martini should absolutely be a requirement for dessert!
We were so pleased with the food and service that we made reservations for a second night of our trip!
Our server Bruno was super friendly and attentive at all times.
Both of the salads on the dinner menu are to die for. Our favorite entrée was the duck leg, which was recommended by our server.
Amazing service and food, I would definitely come back.
The interior is old-world class (with a reasonable dress code), the FOH know their food, and the sommelier was great to chat with.
Their scallops with leche de Tigre, the pan con tomate, and the duck confit were all excellent. The wine list is also very well curated, including some banger Champagnes from Billecart and a list of white burgundies that I’m surprised are being sold outside of France. I’m really looking forward to returning next year.