Pilgrim House Provincetown

Quaint institution serving Portuguese baked goods such as malasadas, plus sandwiches & meat pies.

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

Counter-serve, beach-themed nook in a historic building with communal seating & casual seafood eats.

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.

Nestled in the heart of Provincetown, The Squealing Pig charms with its impressive beer list, mouthwatering pub fare, and inviting atmosphere, making it a local favorite for a laid-back meal or live tunes.

New American eatery with water views, an upstairs cafe & a huge vodka collection in neon-lit bar.

19th-century setting for elegant rooms with waterfront decks, plus a bar/restaurant & free WiFi. Dating from the early 19th century, this waterfront inn is 1.2 miles from the Pilgrim Monument and central Provincetown. All 8 elegant accommodations have flat-screen TVs, free WiFi and private bathrooms, plus private or shared waterfront decks. Some rooms have fireplaces. Suites add sitting rooms and minifridges; some have whirlpool tubs and pull-out sofas. Upgraded residences have living rooms, dining areas and full kitchens. There's a bar and restaurant. Continental breakfast and parking are free. A 2-night minimum stay applies on certain weekends. Guests must be age 18 or over.

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

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

Nestled on Commercial Street, Old Colony Tap is a charming dive bar with slanted floors, quirky decor, and strong drinks that echo Provincetown's maritime legacy.