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liamsaunt

liamsaunt

For our final day, we did some more hiking in Provincetown yesterday and then ended up in Truro for the opening night of Blackfish. I really like this restaurant, but sometimes the food feels too heavy in the heat of the summer, so I was glad to try it on this cooler evening.  Husband’s negroni

 

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Fried oysters

 

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Steamed littlenecks with fennel, saffron, Calabrian chiles, and fregola sarda. 

 

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We both got the tuna bolognese. This is the most popular dish at the restaurant. The server brought it out with a flourish and said we had ordered the first two of the season. The portion was smaller than in prior years, which I really appreciated. It’s usually way too much food. 

 

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We shared a strawberry rhubarb crostata with basil whipped cream 

 

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And then headed to the beach for the final sunset of this visit

 

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We’ll be back in a couple of weeks for some more beach walks and oysters.

liamsaunt

liamsaunt

We did some more hiking in Provincetown yesterday and then ended up in Truro for the opening night of Blackfish. I really like this restaurant, but sometimes the food feels too heavy in the heat of the summer, so I was glad to try it on this cooler evening.  Husband’s negroni

 

IMG_7819.thumb.jpeg.43fe7f4445dc899a4078e3a8b6a86fe6.jpeg
 

Fried oysters

 

IMG_7820.thumb.jpeg.171075fc11f942ac009a692fe2ec4aae.jpeg
 

Steamed littlenecks with fennel, saffron, Calabrian chiles, and fregola sarda. 

 

IMG_7822.thumb.jpeg.7be74317053dc4ab2d2984fbf81600f5.jpeg
 

We both got the tuna bolognese. This is the most popular dish at the restaurant. The server brought it out with a flourish and said we had ordered the first two of the season. The portion was smaller than in prior years, which I really appreciated. It’s usually way too much food. 

 

IMG_7823.thumb.jpeg.0c1e3ade5b5d4573974b3d76169b966e.jpeg
 

We shared a strawberry rhubarb crostata with basil whipped cream 

 

IMG_7825.thumb.jpeg.e105374ecb0f24ff57c7e71cf904d10d.jpeg

 

And then headed to the beach for the final sunset of this visit

 

IMG_7827.thumb.jpeg.9761e34b15c2b48f180c3c84860adba4.jpeg

 

IMG_7829.thumb.jpeg.74c032fd72ea02f3ada491b251388e33.jpeg

 

We’ll be back in a couple of weeks for some more beach walks and oysters.

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