Provincetown Brewing Co.

Minimalist quarters with free Wi-Fi in a stylish inn offering a wraparound balcony. On a residential street, this chic inn is an 8-minute walk from the Provincetown Museum and Pilgrim Monument, and a mile from swimming and paddleboarding at Long Point Beach. Provincetown ferry port is less than a mile away. Quirky, minimalist rooms include free Wi-Fi, cable TV and designer toiletries, plus minifridges; some have private bathrooms or sitting areas. A luxurious loft room with exposed beams adds a claw-foot tub. Children age 16 and over are welcome. Parking is complimentary. Breakfast (with cocktail options) is served in a hip dining room or in a lush backyard (fee). There's a wraparound balcony. Alcoholic drinks are available (fee).

A bustling Provincetown gem, The Lobster Pot serves up fresh seafood classics with a view, from pan-roasted lobster to award-winning clam chowder.

At Spiritus Pizza, cash reigns as slices of crispy thin-crust pizzas and sweet ice cream draw late-night revelers into its charming back garden.

Mainstay for Northern Italian food in intimate subterranean quarters with exposed brick & fireplace.

Seasonal institutions with porch provides refined Italian staples & creative healthy-minded options.

Experience the thrill of whale watching with Dolphin Fleet in Provincetown, where you’re guaranteed to see humpback, minke, and fin whales on a comfy, informative cruise.

Buzzy B&B with low-key rooms offering free Wi-Fi, plus a restaurant, a piano bar & a dance club. Dating from the mid-1800s, this casual, gay-friendly bed-and-breakfast is a 9-minute walk from the MacMillan Pier ferry dock, 3.2 miles from Race Point Beach and 18.1 miles from Cape Cod National Seashore. The straightforward rooms and suites (most with air-conditioning) feature free Wi-Fi; some have additional bedrooms, minifridges, TVs, microwaves and/or bay views. Continental breakfast is served. On-site parking are free. Other amenities include a relaxed restaurant, a lounge, a piano bar and a dance club, plus a communal porch.

Napi’s is a beloved Provincetown gem, offering a lively atmosphere filled with eclectic art and a delicious seafood-centric menu that keeps diners returning.

Cottage-like spot offering seafood-driven New American small plates, a raw bar, happy hour & brunch.

Since 1984, this charming candy shop crafts small-batch fudge and delightful peanut butter cups, with an array of flavors that'll satisfy any sweet tooth.