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Iconic Provincetown Restaurant Could Close Forever

Author Beasley Media Editorial

I wish I had an extra $14 million laying around. If I did I’d probably disappear from society. Orrrrrr I’d buy The Lobster Pot in Provincetown.

The sale would include “buildings, business, equipment, improvements and brand,” but that’s not all. It would also include current chef/owner Tim McNulty who says if the new owner wants him to stay on as chef he’d love to. He’s been chef there since he graduated high school. He’s now 60.

The McNulty family has owned the Lobster Pot since 1979. Want to check out the listing? HERE YOU GO!

 

Jackson Blue has been on Boston airwaves for over 20 years. He is a foodie family person with a passion for having fun forever. Jackson likes to write about food, restaurants, Massachusetts and Boston happenings.

While we’re talkin’ Massachusetts restaurants, do you know what Massachusetts’ oldest fast food restaurant is? Read on and find out why you need to go eat those hot dogs!

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