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Provincetown Portuguese Bakery - Provincetown - Photo album
Wonderful selection of pastries. Friendly and quick service. Never had anything bad here. The almond croissants are to die for. Try the malasadas too.. They only serve the masaladas between 9am and 6pm.
Urban Cowgill
Aug 2023
Extra special service with deliciousness in everything here. The bakery is amazing. We ordered fried dough with sugar and a blondie. Then, as we chatted with other customers about the eclair filling, the baker brought us each a taste to try. Extraordinary effort and generosity! I’m giving it a rare
So delicious. We had the Pasteis de Nata and Malassadas. They were amazing! So fresh. The Malassadas were like clouds of dough from heaven, fluffy, fresh, loaded with flavor. Can't wait to go back for more.
The malasadas are a must order. Highly recommend going early (before 11:30) to get the breakfast sandwiches too. The portugese rolls are perfect for the sandwiches - soft and flavorful.
Melt in your mouth delectable pastry experience! I tried something different everyday and was equally impressed!! Signature fried dough cooked right in front of you with excellent service.
great place to grab a quick breakfast/bite! lots of tasty options when you walk in, and service is welcoming. i had a choriz & cheese pastry and one of their famous malasadas. both were DELICIOUS. highly recommend!
Great little bakery! They take and ready your order quickly. I got the ham and cheese omlette croissant. It was very tasty. I was happy to find they had iced coffee. All prices were reasonable and on display. No seating available, but there is some benches/tables nearby outside. Would reccomend for
This place serves authentic Portuguese pastries. If you have a sweet tooth, you won’t regret it!
Loved being able to enjoy a pastel de nata with an espresso shot on the side for the first time since Lisbon. Quite crowded here but quick service for grab and go tasty Portuguese treats.
Everyone MUST go here. I stopped on my way out of P'town b/c I luv Portuguese sweet bread 😋 and b/c it is one of the oldest establishments in town--the local history is important. There, I discovered wonderful pastry. Even my grumpy husband said the almond, chocolate croissant was DEEELICIOUS. But t
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