One side of this landmark is an old-fashioned restaurant complete with high-backed booths and red carpeting. The other side features a huge bar and room to mingle. The food is good in either venue. Steak, seafood and chowder are staples in the dining room, while lighter fare is the norm at the bar, where the focus is more on drinking. Cape Cod restaurants come and go, but this popular spot, especially at night, remains a fun place to grab a bite or share a drink with friends.
Located just off Provincetown's picturesque Commercial Street, the A-House - as it is locally known - has long been one of the premier gay men's discos in town. It is open year-round and offers Friday theme parties. While both straight and gay people have been known to seek out The A-House for its dancing, the bar is definitely oriented to men. There is also the popular Little Bar that is open during the day for lunch or coffee.
Management at this casual eatery understands that most patrons prefer outdoor seating, so the decks are chock-full of tables overlooking the harbor. This establishment has two large bars and lounges and three dining areas. Watch the Nantucket ferries come and go as you try the lobster roll, the rich and creamy clam chowder or abundant sandwiches. Heartier fare complements the evening menu. Tugboat's is a great refuge, even on rainy days. A popular nightspot, head for the tiny upstairs bar where folks at the bar swill tropical drinks to music with a Caribbean beat.
One of New England's liveliest haunts, The Beachcomber is more than just good food and drinks. Located on Cahoon Hallow Beach, this is where you can enjoy a fine meal and drink with the view of the horizon. Find a table amidst the sandy shore, or head indoors for a quieter, more intimate experience. Take your pick from its seemingly limitless options of spirits and beers, or opt for one of the signature cocktails to get things started. The food menu comprises a choice of contemporary favorites, of which the Beachcomber Burger, Eastham Mussels and Swordfish Steak are not-to-be-missed. To top it all, live bands and DJs raise the energy levels, with a selection of classic and modern hits.
Standing by the Provincetown Bay, Mews delights with its delectable American fare served in a refined setting. The restaurant's expansive interiors are elegantly done up, with rich use of woods and contemporary lighting accents. Large windows offer excellent views of the harbor. The old-world wooden bar is a stylish place to imbibe on the extensive drinks menu. On offer is a diverse choice of New American favorites including Shaking Beef, Four Peppercorn Crusted Tuna, Veal Chop Scarpata and Almond Crusted Cod. The atmosphere is convivial and suited to business lunches and intimate dinners alike. Routinely host to celebrities, Mews is one of the most talked about restaurants in town.
Situated on the picturesque Provincetown Pier, Harbor Lounge is where one can enjoy a drink while watching the sun set over the horizon. Its large, wrap-around windows allows the place to be lit up by sunlight; which in turn creates the perfect beach-side atmosphere. Best known for its collection of premium and exclusive cocktails, no session lasts just a single round at this bar. Take your pick from their choice of rum, whiskey and brews, or opt for one of the signature concoctions, to sip on while you take in the breath-taking view of the turquoise sea.
Standing by the Provincetown Bay, Mews delights with its delectable American fare served in a refined setting. The restaurant's expansive interiors are elegantly done up, with rich use of woods and contemporary lighting accents. Large windows offer excellent views of the harbor. The old-world wooden bar is a stylish place to imbibe on the extensive drinks menu. On offer is a diverse choice of New American favorites including Shaking Beef, Four Peppercorn Crusted Tuna, Veal Chop Scarpata and Almond Crusted Cod. The atmosphere is convivial and suited to business lunches and intimate dinners alike. Routinely host to celebrities, Mews is one of the most talked about restaurants in town.
This restaurant and lounge offers Italian fare and fresh local seafood. Choices range from prime rib to lobster, Chicken Parmigiana to asparagus ravioli. They offer a full range of liquor, wine and beer. The staff is personable and attentive. The diverse clientele can enjoy a weekend lounge act that combines singing with a very sharp comedic tongue. Though the wait for a table can be up to an hour during summer, it is generally worthwhile. Try the fried calamari.
Located in the heart of Provincetown's commercial district is the Old Colony Tap, a rustic little dive bar that's extremely popular with the locals. As soon as you walk in you're greeted by the cheery staff. You can strike up a conversation with some friendly local residents as you sip on local and imported brews, cocktails, and spirits. A charming jukebox gives the place a vintage vibe. The drinks are cheap, the food is reasonable prices, and the service is prompt. If you're visiting the city do not forget to stop by.
Shipwreck Lounge is a popular local lounge that's a great place for a night out with friends or for a romantic evening. The lounge features warm wood furnishings, cozy couches, and delicate lightings that lend the place a welcoming and intimate vibe. A full bar serves a wide range of exceptional craft cocktails, local and imported spirits, draft beers, fine wines, and champagnes. They also have a gorgeous outdoor pool that is host to frequent pool parties. The Shipwreck Lounge is definitely worth a visit when in the city.
One of New England's liveliest haunts, The Beachcomber is more than just good food and drinks. Located on Cahoon Hallow Beach, this is where you can enjoy a fine meal and drink with the view of the horizon. Find a table amidst the sandy shore, or head indoors for a quieter, more intimate experience. Take your pick from its seemingly limitless options of spirits and beers, or opt for one of the signature cocktails to get things started. The food menu comprises a choice of contemporary favorites, of which the Beachcomber Burger, Eastham Mussels and Swordfish Steak are not-to-be-missed. To top it all, live bands and DJs raise the energy levels, with a selection of classic and modern hits.
An old-school pub not far from Grand Cove; an unhappy customer is almost unheard of at O'Shea's Olde Inne. This traditional Irish-style pub is a fine spot for a relaxed round of drinks and a light snack, after a busy day. Boasting an impressive collection of premium spirits and local craft beers, along with a selection of exclusive cocktails; this pub makes sure one does not leave after just one round of drinks. Along with its drinks this place is also known for its classic Irish pub grub, of which the Irish Farmhouse Skins, County Cavan O'Rigamarole and Baked Seafood Medley can't be missed.