Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Provincetown, Massachusetts
West End seafood patio with nightly live music and jazz since 1994.
New American seafood restaurant marking where Provincetown's West End begins, open since 1994. The menu centers on daily catches from local boats—Caribbean-influenced preparations, a lobster roll that holds its own against the Cape's best, and a tuna salad reviewers won't stop talking about. The large street-side patio on Commercial Street is prime territory for people-watching during summer, with live music nightly (jazz, honky-tonk, no cover). Part of the Yingling family's local restaurant trio. Lunch starts at 11:30am; reservations for parties of five or more.
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