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Provincetown, Massachusetts
Puzzles, board games, and brainteasers since 1991
Puzzle Me This is a game and puzzle shop on Commercial Street that's been open since 1991, making it one of Provincetown's longest-running independent retailers. The inventory goes well beyond jigsaws — brain teasers, Rubik's cubes, board games by the hundreds, card games, Dungeons & Dragons accessories, luxury wood editions of classics like Chess and Backgammon, skill toys, and Provincetown-themed souvenir puzzles. The shop has won Best Toy Shop in Cape Cod LIFE's Best of Cape Cod awards repeatedly from 2019 through 2026. Staff will demo games in-store and help match visitors to their next obsession. Family-owned since day one. Seasonal hours — check before visiting off-season. An online store at puzzlemethis.com ships year-round.
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