Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Casual harbor-view deck bar in the West End — no cover, dogs welcome
An outdoor deck bar tucked inside the Aquarium Marketplace on Provincetown's West End, with direct views over the harbor. The setup is casual — picnic tables, self-serve ordering, no cover, dogs welcome. There's no kitchen, but a handful of food vendors inside the marketplace let you bring plates out to the deck. The draw is the waterfront itself: afternoon drinks into sunset, full bar with draft beer and cocktails, and a gay-popular crowd that skews relaxed rather than scene-y. Seasonal operation — open roughly Memorial Day through Columbus Day, closed in winter.
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