Mojo’s

I miss this place so much! It was our favorite eating spot every time we visited the Cape. The burgers & fries are the best on the East Coast, bar none, and you can’t beat the fish & chips, onion rings, or fried clams at any price, anywhere.

Fresh fish sandwich was tasty and generous. Fried mushrooms were batter dipped, not crispy, but still good.
It’s a P-​Town classic, everything made to order.

Had lunch here many times in years past, and revisited about a month ago on a day trip to P’towne with our two miniature schnauzers. The pups sat quietly under our table while we enjoyed fish and chips and iced tea. Smart to order one with just fish only, and one with the chips, since the copious serving of actual chips (round fried slices of potato) were more than enough for the two of us. Served with a small side of cole slaw and tartar sauce, a really good value for the price. Just as we remembered — perfect for a casual, satisfying lunch.

I’ve been coming here since I was little and it still feels like nothing has changed! Fabulous food and great location :)

The fried mushrooms are as good as fried mushrooms can be. The batter is medium-​thick and what you’d expect, but the shrooms are just bursting with flavor/​juice.
The calamari is lightly battered, which is nice. The marinara is tasteless, just dip in the spicy salsa. If you have a friend eating a salad use their ranch dressing — that was the best combo.
The fries aren’t that great. They’re discs of fried potato, not enough seasoning.
Do not get the nachos, they are a waste of calories. How do you fuck up nachos? These had no flavor.
I mean, I would not be opposed to coming here if I have a specific craving, but even then i could probably get that something for much cheaper at a gas station
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Yummy fries. Fresh fish. Outstanding views. Unsweetened mint iced tea is super refreshing.

This felt a bit like a tourist trap. It’s in a great location and the fries were good. The rest of the meal was not up to par. The fried shrimp were tiny fried shrimp and the New England Calm Chowder was among the worse I have ever had. I even asked them to heat it up and it was still terrible. I say keep walking and find another spot.

Cool boards. Good selection of drinks. Too small! No place to sit except for outside. Good spot and yet the cruise. But, it is what it is. We got our drinks and left. Nothing special. Ok prices.

I have tried this place twice thinking the first time could have been a fluke. Ordered a beef sub. Gross. Meat was fatty and gristly and prices are ridiculous.

Good onion ring that are strips in shape. Fried scallops large portions very good if you like fried. Many options. Over prices and very much fast good takeaway. Nice staff more of a outside counter by Pier.

We eat hear a lot when we come to P-​Town since they are relatively inexpensive. One problem is that they don’t give you trays with your food so I ordered a salmon burger. I managed to drop it on the ground in route to my table so all I wanted was some additional condiments on it; The lady behind the counter was ultra rude about it. Get some Trays!!!

This is a great place. Guy Fieri would love this place.
I have tried pretty much everything on the menu over the years. It is the first and last place that I hit on my stay on the Cape.
The fries are the best that I have ever tried, especially the crunchy pieces. Mmmmmm. Not a fungi fan, but I love their fried mushrooms. The burgers are good, but if I am on the Cape I am getting the linguica sub our their fish sandwich or fish and chips. Any of those are my favorite there.
For the most part, the staff is very friendly. I love the shared picnic tables. Great to have a sandwich and people watch, or to meet new people.
You get a lot of food for the buck, so it is a great value place. I highly recommend this place. Hope to see it on DD&D one day.

Not fancy, not healthy, but this is fast food by the beach with a view! Big greasy subs and sandwiches, fried seafood platters, or burgers with serve-​yourself condiments of: homemade hot sauce, relish, mustard, and ketchup (tiny paper cups).
Awesome for large groups of people, families, etc because the prices are worth the portions.
If you’re in a rush, come here. On a budget, come here? We all know Provincetown is expensive.
The only missing part is… no alcohol, sorry!

This was a terrible experience. I ordered a plain hamburger and wrap and they couldn’t decided whether it was ready or not because the owner and his wife were screaming expletives at each other. After spending over $ 20 on next to nothing i asked for a cup so my dog could have a drink on a hot day in a «dog friendly «town and the lady behind the counter yelled at me and called me a bizatch… I was shocked and food was not so good. Its first on the pier so please walk into the town where people are so friendly and the food is much better… Just terrible!

Loved the fries. They are sliced potatoes one way, meaning you get discs of deeply fried goodness. Goodness amplified with cheesy goo and other salty, spicy stuff on there. I’d definitely recommend that.
Lobster rolls weren’t my style, being the cold, chopped up, mayo variety. The price wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t that big either. I wasn’t mad at it, but I was totally more into the fries.
The environment was fun. Close to the water, open air eating and the guests seemed like cool people — same with the staff.

Mojo’s has amazing fried clam strips! Unlike many other food establishments in the area, Mojo’s has seating in the back. Service is quick and the cashier was very friendly. I will be returning during my next visit to ptown. The painting on the wall in the seating area is pretty cool too!

It’s a gloriously beautiful breezy June day in Provincetown. I wanted a fresh salad without spending an arm and a leg for lettuce leaves. What I got for my money was a bowl stuffed with fresh mixed greens, some crunchy and others tender as they ought to be. I chose to add the optional Tuscan Veggies. Marinated carrots green beans tomatoes and cucumbers. The vinaigrette was perfect. My salad had a choice if dressing and I chose Italian on the side. It was the correct blend of flavor, herbs and tart. The lunch hit the spot.

Food was great. Exactly what I was expecting. The fries are great and the marquis sandwich was amazing. A little greasy but good.
I’d give this place 5 stars if the service wasn’t so bad. The old man at the counter felt it was more important to chat with his friend then to take customers order. His co-​worker, an older lady, wasn’t much better.
When she gave me my total it was a little more than I expected. When she proceeded to give me a break down, she was very condescending and said «we have something called tax here, it’s xx amount». Then she went on and on about the side of Chipotle sauce I got for $ 1.50 (which is a completely outrageous price).
Anyway, food is good, just don’t expect polite service.

I’ve been working in Provincetown this summer so I’ve been trying a lot of the fast food places for lunch. The prices seem good, but many times the food does not meet the price. I’ve eaten here quite a few times out of convenience and here are my reviews for dishes.
Clam strips basket — good price, just as good as any other place in town if not better. I think seafood is a good buy from this place.
BBQ chicken melt — it was big, but the pita was JUST warm and the cheese was melted but some of the pieces of chicken were still cold. By my fourth bite in, it wasn’t even really warm anymore.
Fried Chicken Tenders — average.
Superburger basket — pretty much the standard big burger with lettuce tomato pickle etc. I got this with cheese and to go. They leave the burger open for condiments and when I opened the to go box my patty was glued to the top of my box due to the cheese. great. I like my burgers medium, and this was the first one out of a number that weren’t well done, although not quite medium.
Cajun burger basket — patty was overcooked and when i asked for a description of the sauce, the cashier said it was a «smokey» flavor. I can’t remember what the flavor was, but «smokey» was not really it. I didn’t like it too much, but that happens sometimes when trying new flavors.
Overall, I’d say this place is pretty average. If you have the money, there are a lot of better places that serve really delicious food, but it’ll cost you. If you’re on a budget, Mojo’s could work out in and out of your favor.

If you’re looking for good fried fish and greasy food, this is the place to be. They’ve got some other menu options that aren’t as common in similar places in Provincetown, like decent tacos, salads, and interesting vegetarian options.
Personally, I either go for fish and chips or one of the sandwiches, but make no mistake, these are the best french fries on Cape Cod. They’re more really thick fried potato chips, but they are absolutely delicious. Service is pretty good, and it’s not too expensive. If you’re looking for quintessential