Friendly pub-like atmosphere. Great regulars, bartenders, and staff. The food coming out of kitchen would surprise you how good it is. The beef kabobs were so tender and tasty; portion too large to finish. Make sure you have a Bloody Oyster to.

Had the Squealing Pig hamburger for lunch. Very good. Love the fries as well. Nice place. Great burger!!! Love the name as well. Different. My animal lover partner did not like the name. LOL.

With a name like Squealing Pig I would have expected a pork/ribs kind of place. Food was OK. A little expensive but so is most of P-Town

I loved the oysters here. Granted, when I come to small towns by the ocean, I tend to get the raw bar. This place had half a dozen oysters for $10, which ain't bad! The rest of the menu though was pretty hard to handle price wise. The burgers were around $15, and the other main courses consisting of standard... More

If the delicious though pricey options in town are busting your budget, head to the Squealing Pig for consistently good food, friendly service, and a fun (if a bit loud at times). The chicken curry made by the Nepalese cook(s) coats the fresh chicken and veggies rather than making them swim in them like most places. Yum! The kebobs are... More

Love this cozy & warm spot for delicious food & relaxing. Tuscan Fries are sinfully delish & chicken quesadilla yummy. Fish & chips were unique & very tasty. I liked it because it felt less touristy, more like a place where the locals hang out. I'll definitely return.

Who doesn't love pulled pork with a great beer. Great spot to get out of the sun on a hot day too. Try the fish and chips too. Fish is a must in Ptown.

Just popped in here for lunch and pint. It was about a quarter full. Pints and lunch were good. Service was a little poor, appeared somewhat disinterested. Worth a visit - yes but just the one.

Known for its fries, this is the place to go for a beer and burger and fries or fish and chips or many other full dinners. A plain and simple restaurant with great food at a reasonable price. Right on the main Street in Provincetown.