Serves meat, vegan options available. Restaurant is upstairs. Previously named The Outer Crepe. Has some vegan option clearly marked on their menu. CONFIRMED CLOSED, FEB 2016.
I tried the vegan corn chowder, frites (french fries), vegan Caesar salad and beet salad & liked them all. My fellow vegans liked their food as well (including the polenta which is not marked as vegan, but is).
We all got sides & not main dishes. Corn chowder is a broth with corn & potatoes, not creamy as I expected, but good. Lemon ginger drink was not liked by my friend. My meat eating partner liked her vegan sides & lobster rolls.
Service was friendly but food is on the slow side (small kitchen), so be prepared for a langorous meal.
Probably a 1/4 of the menu is vegan.
I literally can't even. This restaurant was so quaint and wonderful I truly wish I could give it a five star rating, but alas it's non-veg. This isn't the place to go for a quick and speedy meal, but I wouldn't call the service slow: simply calm. There's about 8-10 tables in all in the restaurant. Every table was on the deck and it really felt like I walked up to someone's home and said, "Hey, can you name us some food?" It was that quaint. They have a conscious mindset about all the food they serve and their vegan options sound delicious. I had the vegan Caesar salad topped with tempeh bacon. They had fresh brewed iced tea (nice and strong) and their hand cut fry cone was perfect (served with spicy ketchup). My mother who's not a vegetarian had the grilled cheese multigrain and said it was the best grilled cheese she's ever had. This Connecticut girl will fight to get back to Tiny's the next time I find myself in Provincetown!
We walked the length of Commercial St to find a safe restaurant to eat, and chose Tiny's. It appeared to me that no one in Ptown takes greater care with their ingredients or composition of their menu. I felt very lucky to be able to eat here. There were many vegan-safe options and gluten-free options as well. Everything on the menu looked interesting and delicious. When delivered to the table, everything looked lovely and for the most part tasted good, though was perhaps not as complex and tantalizing as the menu text promised. But still, a very good meal at a very fair price, with friendly staff. I'd rate it 5 stars, but the HappyCow site limits ratings of non-vegan restaurants to 4 stars maximum.
I ordered the vegan french toast and veggie sausage. The food was slow coming out, but once it got there the flavor was excellent. The wait staff was very attentive with refilling water and coffee. For two of us to eat it was $35, which by Cape standards is not too bad for a meal of this caliber. If you're looking for vegan food on the Cape this is the place that seemed to have the most variety and best quality.
Tiny's offers local food with many vegan options. I ate there every day I was in Provincetown and each dish was delicious. I had the tofu scramble with potatoes and toast, the caesar salad, and the maple-glazed tofu. I also tried the hummus burger. The side of fruit was great too. They have soy milk.
6 Reviews
First Review by pisceschic
slithers
Points +719
Excellent - Edit
I tried the vegan corn chowder, frites (french fries), vegan Caesar salad and beet salad & liked them all. My fellow vegans liked their food as well (including the polenta which is not marked as vegan, but is).
Read moreWe all got sides & not main dishes. Corn chowder is a broth with corn & potatoes, not creamy as I expected, but good. Lemon ginger drink was not liked by my friend. My meat eating partner liked her vegan sides & lobster rolls.
Service was friendly but food is on the slow side (small kitchen), so be prepared for a langorous meal.
Probably a 1/4 of the menu is vegan.
Pros: Good vegan options, Friendly staff, Tasty
Cons: Small, Slow
Guest
mararie
Points +49
delicious - Edit
not easy to get vegetarian or vegan food (or even options) in p-town. owners were very kind and food was delicious, especially the potato side dish!
Read moreGuest
Kelly_BeeOhEn
Points +24
Holy Deliciousness - Edit
I literally can't even. This restaurant was so quaint and wonderful I truly wish I could give it a five star rating, but alas it's non-veg. This isn't the place to go for a quick and speedy meal, but I wouldn't call the service slow: simply calm. There's about 8-10 tables in all in the restaurant. Every table was on the deck and it really felt like I walked up to someone's home and said, "Hey, can you name us some food?" It was that quaint. They have a conscious mindset about all the food they serve and their vegan options sound delicious. I had the vegan Caesar salad topped with tempeh bacon. They had fresh brewed iced tea (nice and strong) and their hand cut fry cone was perfect (served with spicy ketchup). My mother who's not a vegetarian had the grilled cheese multigrain and said it was the best grilled cheese she's ever had. This Connecticut girl will fight to get back to Tiny's the next time I find myself in Provincetown!
Read moreGuest
LB57719
Points +16
Safe for vegans, GF, healthy and good - Edit
We walked the length of Commercial St to find a safe restaurant to eat, and chose Tiny's. It appeared to me that no one in Ptown takes greater care with their ingredients or composition of their menu. I felt very lucky to be able to eat here. There were many vegan-safe options and gluten-free options as well. Everything on the menu looked interesting and delicious. When delivered to the table, everything looked lovely and for the most part tasted good, though was perhaps not as complex and tantalizing as the menu text promised. But still, a very good meal at a very fair price, with friendly staff. I'd rate it 5 stars, but the HappyCow site limits ratings of non-vegan restaurants to 4 stars maximum.
Read morePros: Vegan Options, Healthy Ingredients, Gluten free options
Cons: On a deck — only fun in good weather
Guest
passedout
Points +300
Best Vegan Food in the Cape - Edit
I ordered the vegan french toast and veggie sausage. The food was slow coming out, but once it got there the flavor was excellent. The wait staff was very attentive with refilling water and coffee. For two of us to eat it was $35, which by Cape standards is not too bad for a meal of this caliber. If you're looking for vegan food on the Cape this is the place that seemed to have the most variety and best quality.
Read morePros: Good food, Attentive Staff
Cons: Slow delivery
Guest
pisceschic
Points +104
Tiny's Is Amazing - Edit
Tiny's offers local food with many vegan options. I ate there every day I was in Provincetown and each dish was delicious. I had the tofu scramble with potatoes and toast, the caesar salad, and the maple-glazed tofu. I also tried the hummus burger. The side of fruit was great too. They have soy milk.
Read morePros: Many vegan options, Friendly staff, Outside seating
Cons: No inside seating, Slightly expensive
Guest
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