Provincetown: A Late Season Getaway
  By Jonathan Higbee | September 2011

Immediately upon entering I noticed not only the gorgeous cathedral ceilings that helped the din of the room resonate but a pinch of my butt courtesy of Provincetown’s infamous Shady Pines, host of Victor’s Drag Queen Brunch. She knows exactly how I like to be greeted. The entertainment was side-splitting, the food was delicious (he had a lobster eggs benedict that I preferred to my chicken enchiladas), and after all was said and done it's safe to recommend Victor's for anyone looking to get Sunday Funday started on the right foot.   Read More >

Fresh, Light, and Delicious Year-round
  By Rebecca M. Alvin | August 2008

It’s not unusual for the face of Provincetown’s restaurant scene to change. Every summer, new places come in and old ones disappear. But for the most part, eateries new and old close down in the fall, leaving year-rounders just a handful of dining options off-season.   Read More >

One New England
  By Anthony Daries

So how does architect and real estate developer Victor Depoala, owner of Victor's, a hot new restaurant in Provincetown, Massachusetts, plan to leave his mark on the historic Portuguese fishing village without overpowering its signature quaintness?   Read More >