“Tucked in the quiet east end, The Mews is open year round and has gluten free options. A must dine experience. As always, reservations are recommended. The Mews hosts a weekly Monday night open mic. ”

“Get there around 5PM and enjoy the fading sun off the deck with really great cocktails. You'll feel the energy of a happy crowd of people enjoying Ptown and each other.”

“Upstairs at the bar is my favorite place to hang out, meet people and EAT!. Good views over the water.”

“Very popular place in Provincetown. With three separate bars and a large club showing live music, cabernet and comedy shows. Always lively and sure for a memorable night. Did I mention that their bar opens out to a deck on the water!”

“unique and innovative take on pub food. try their lamb burger with curry fries!”

“One of Ptown's classic, legendary queer nightspots, it's actually three venues in one: Little Bar, Macho Bar, and the main House, which itself has up to six bars operating indoors and outdoors during the high summer season. A fun place to finish up a night on the town. Little Bar is a friendly pub without dancing, and Macho Bar (upstairs) is more of a men-only affair with adult film on the TVs and a more sexual vibe.”

“Great Food, open year round. Live music many nights. Naps has one of the best art collections in Provincetown. He will proudly tell you about Provincetown's artistic tradition. Part restaurant, part free art museum.”

“Harbor Lounge is a good place to stop for a drink as you start your night out. They don't serve food, so bear that in mind if you haven't had your dinner yet. It's a friendly scene with a chatty vibe. Tables and seating turn over pretty regularly as people move on. Enjoy the views of the harbor, especially in good weather, and take your drinks out onto the pier-like deck and enjoy the waning sunlight and sea breezes (very Instagram-friendly).”

“Very popular place in Provincetown. With three separate bars and a large club showing live music, cabernet and comedy shows. Always lively and sure for a memorable night. Did I mention that their bar opens out to a deck on the water!”

“Enter through the Aquarium Mall food court and find an etertaining deck with a bar and adjacent oyster bar. Tent area and open air area with tables and umbrellas too. Belly up to the side of the deck with cocktails, seafood, or food from the food court. Kids welcome here to dine at a picic table, but it can be boysterous. Families lean toward the lower non-deck area with kids.”

“Located just across the street from Gifford House on Carver Street, Shipwreck is attached to the upscale Brass Key Inn. Shipwreck provides a cozy (with a fireplace inside and fire pits outdoors on the patio), one bar inside and one outside (in good weather). Ample seating in a crisp, stylish space that's ideal for groups to socialize and make new friends. The scene is much more preppy and slightly more reserved than many Ptown establishments, but as the night goes on it's possible to run into anyone here. The bartenders are super-friendly.”

“A different experience will be found at the Governor Bradford. Defiantly a lively place for nightlife in Provincetown. Large bar, karaoke every night, and pool tables as well. ”

“This a cool spot in Provincetown that you will find both locals and tourist coming together for some fun. Pool tables, large selection of drinks specials, and always great music!”

“Started as a women's bar. Now popular "After Tea" parties in the high season are attended by a diverse crowd.”