About Provincetown
Located at the very tip of Cape Cod, Provincetown is a small, walkable seaside town known for its stunning coastal scenery, artistic energy, historic charm, and long-standing LGBTQ+ welcoming and inclusive community. It blends New England coastal character with a creative, relaxed atmosphere shaped by artists, fishermen, musicians, and visitors from around the world. From scenic beaches and dune landscapes to lively nightlife, galleries, restaurants, and historic architecture, Provincetown offers a uniquely vibrant and welcoming experience year-round.
Dinner Spots
Liz’s Café (31 Bradford St)
Cozy, reliable neighborhood staple. (Reservations on Resy)
Victor’s (175 Bradford St Ext)
Elegant, seasonal New England dining. (Reservations on Resy)
Sal’s Place (99 Commercial St)
Iconic waterfront Italian restaurant, cash only. (Call or stop by for reservations)
The Red Inn (15 Commercial St)
Waterfront dining with sunset views. (Reservations on Resy)
Nor’East Beer Garden (206 Commercial St)
Craft beer destination with elevated comfort food and a lively outdoor garden atmosphere. (Stop by for reservations)
Lunch & Casual Eats
Relish (93 Commercial St)
Curated sandwiches, salads, and gourmet takeout.
Pop + Dutch (147 Commercial St)
Curated sandwiches, salads, and gourmet takeout.
Spiritus Pizza (190 Commercial St)
Iconic late-night pizza.
Chach (73 Shank Painter Rd)
Old-school diner-style local favorite for breakfast, brunch, and lunch.
Bars & Nightlife
The Boatslip Resort (161 Commercial St)
Famous for Tea Dance and Buoy Bar.
Gifford House (9 Carver St)
Classic Provincetown patio bar and nightlife.
Crown & Anchor (247 Commercial St)
Multi-level entertainment, bars, and pool.
The A-House (6 Masonic Pl)
Historic nightlife venue with multiple rooms.
Harbor Lounge (359 Commercial St)
Waterfront cocktails and sunset views.
The Ladyslipper (227 Commercial St)
Cozy, intimate cocktail bar with a relaxed, stylish atmosphere.
Tin Pan Alley (269 Commercial St)
Live music venue and cocktail bar with nightly performances.
Markets & Essentials
Perry’s (1 Tremont St)
Located just next door, Perry’s offers a curated selection of wines, spirits, and gourmet snacks—perfect for a relaxed evening in or an impromptu treat.
Stop & Shop (56 Shank Painter Rd)
The town’s full-service grocery store.
Angel Foods (467 Commercial St)
A local specialty market featuring curated groceries, prepared foods, wine, and gourmet items—ideal for picnic supplies or higher-end provisions.
Far Land Provisions (150 Bradford St)
A beloved local deli and market known for sandwiches, baked goods, prepared foods, and gourmet provisions—great for beach picnics and easy meals.
CVS Pharmacy (132 Bradford St)
Convenient downtown location for pharmacy services, toiletries, over-the-counter essentials, snacks, and basic travel items.
Herring Cove Beach (Cape Cod National Seashore)
A calmer Cape Cod Bay beach with gentle waves, and some of the most beautiful sunsets in Provincetown. Ideal for a day at the beach, swimming, relaxing, and evening walks.
Race Point Beach (Cape Cod National Seashore)
A wide Atlantic-facing beach known for sweeping dunes, surf, and a dramatic natural landscape.
Town Harbor Beaches
Small harbor beaches are open to the public 24 hours a day with entrances located throughout Commercial Street. They offer easy, immediate access to the water. The closest access point is just steps from your front door—look for the beach path to the left of the yellow door.
These beaches are ideal for quick swims, sunbathing, or quiet moments by the water between outings.
Pools
Provincetown Inn Pool (1 Commercial St)
Waterfront pool with classic Cape Cod resort views. Open to the public.
The Boatslip Pool (161 Commercial St)
Lively pool setting at an iconic waterfront property. Open to the public.
Kayaking & Water Activities
Flyer’s Boat Rental (131A Commercial St)
Long Point Shuttle & Boat rentals for harbor and coastline exploration.
Coyote Kayaks (333R Commercial St)
Kayak rentals and guided harbor tours.
MacMillan Pier (Commercial St)
Primary departure point for fishing charters, whale watching, and sunset cruises.
Land-Based Activities
Biking is one of the best ways to explore Provincetown, from the National Seashore to the beaches and town center.
Provincetown Bike Rentals (136 Bradford St)
Central location with a wide range of bikes for town and beach exploration.Gale Force Bikes (144 Bradford St Ext)
Reliable rentals and quick service for casual or full-day rides.
Art’s Dune Tours (4 Standish St)
Guided Jeep tours through the National Seashore dunes.
Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum (1 High Pole Hill Rd)
Historic landmark with panoramic views and exhibits.
Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM) (460 Commercial St)
Contemporary art museum and cultural center.
Gallery Stroll (Commercial St galleries)
Friday evening art walk featuring local galleries, exhibitions, and artist receptions throughout town.
Wellness & Spa
Shui Spa (82 Bradford St)
Full-service spa offering massage and skincare treatments.
Revive by Viera (30 Conwell St)
Boutique therapeutic massage studio.