Part of the Gay Provincetown Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Provincetown, Massachusetts
Globally influenced coastal seafood with harbor views and waterfront deck
OCEAN 193 is an upscale-casual seafood restaurant at 193A Commercial Street in Provincetown, with an outdoor deck overlooking the harbor. The menu runs globally influenced coastal dishes — Ecuadorian prawn cocktail, crispy nori tuna, Caribbean cod with candied papaya — with a prix fixe option at ~$35 per person. Cocktails lean tropical: spicy mango margarita, key lime martini. The restaurant operates a limited seasonal schedule, currently Friday through Sunday. Sunset views from the waterfront deck are the main draw alongside the food.
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