Everything was great! Food, service and drinks! I recommend going in and ordering one of everything.read more

This place is overly expensive however, the food is below average. I would recommend going anywhere…read moreelse. The bartenders try to excite straight women and that's about the only business they get.

Stopped by this cutie little lounge on a girls trip and we LOVED it. The vibes are immaculate, the…read moredrinks are delicious, the space is warm and fun, and the bartenders are kind and funny! We'll definitely be back next time we're in p town!

Honestly, the primary reason Jamie W and I were drawn to this bar was the fact that it wasn't on…read morethe main drag of Commercial Street, a congestion nightmare on a balmy Friday evening when P-Town was at full capacity. You have to walk up a slight hill on Carver Street to get here, and it was no surprise that it was relatively packed with all the terrace seats taken. And yet, the ambiance was quite chill. Everyone was looking relaxed and definitely not on the make. Customers skewed a tad older here, which made us feel right at home. We were particularly impressed that the veteran bartender had a mixing container dedicated to their espresso martinis, so of course, we ordered a pair for $16 each (photo: https://yelp.to/VmjWNmEyk0). We sat near the fireplace and just let the smooth libations and mellow dudes give us the P-Town karma. COCKTAILS - 4 stars...readymade espresso martinis were almost too easy to drink...almost AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...like someone's back patio SERVICE - 4 stars...cool bartender has been around the block a few times TOTAL - 4 stars...a welcome chill spot in the middle of P-Town RELATED - Exploring Provincetown? Here's my collection of places l've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3MzCyr8

Dive bar with a ptown flair Live entertainment (Ramones…read morepiano night and other bands) Clean bathrooms Draft beers are not a real pint Takes credit cards

I'm not certain that I want anybody to know how much fun this place can be, lest it fill up with…read moretourists. It's where the locals hang out, and an occasional befuddled tourist happens in. It's dark, very small, low ceilinged, filled with "characters" and show people, and very high energy. Not for everybody though, but cheap draft beers, and you can "Scream Along With Billy" on certain nights, when the REAL Billy comes alive. And when it gets too hot, you can spill out onto the sidewalk courtyard and watch people walk by. But please don't tell anybody? One gaggle of "Bachelorettes" could spoil the whole thing!

This is a great place that is historic and trendy. The music is top-notch also, this place is one…read morein 1 million.

The Little bar area is just SAD. The bartender had a bad attitude from the start, with zero…read morepersonality. We were obviously disturbing him by simply asking for a drink. Definitely will never go back, an overall bad experience from the minute we walked in.

RIP the vault - The new bachelorete spot. Bartender welcomed…read more10 girls with no issue. +10 Women -5 guys for good. Also the straight bartender is cute but if he doesnt understand the culture of a cruise bar they shouldnt be there.

im an alcoholic. been in recovery for 32 years. was just ordered by Ryan the bartender to order a…read moredrink or "get out".

Purchased VIP tickets to see Tina Burner Show, for the gays. When we got there all VIP tables were…read morefull. 3 or four other couples had the same issue. Manger came out to speak with us. We agreed to sit in the last row of chairs if we would be reimbursed the difference. He offered us a free drink. My Husband or myself do not drink alcohol. He then said we could have water. That was just a big insult to the issue at hand. And I told him that I frequently visit the establishment every time I visit Ptown. His reply was I don't know what to Tell you buddy. I will Not be returning to this establishment in the future.

The one star is directed solely at our experience with Tina Burner--not the establishment itself,…read morewhere we otherwise had no issues. What should have been an ordinary night was overshadowed by an incredibly hostile and bizarre interaction. Tina repeatedly banged on the bathroom door, berated our group for supposedly taking too long in the only women's restroom, and went so far as to accuse us of "doing coke" and being "visitors." For context, we have had a house in the area for 30 years, so the assumption that we were outsiders was particularly presumptuous. What was most disturbing was the persistence of the antagonism after we had done nothing to provoke it. There is a significant difference between humor and humiliation, and this interaction crossed that line entirely. We left feeling uncomfortable, unwelcome, and genuinely baffled by the hostility. Whatever the intent may have been, the behavior was unnecessarily confrontational and profoundly unpleasant. A deeply disappointing experience.

Bear week was amazing VJ Tom Yaz does the best show tune Sunday anywhere. Lots of fun stuff, rare…read moregems and just the most random ridiculous things that make an amazing night.

This ised to be a fun, one of a kind bar, but new owners have taken over…read more There used to be videos playing with the music - if you wanted to dance you could along with Beyonce or Madonna. The music was oroginal mixes by a resident dj. Now, they put logos in all of rhe screens and play generic music you can find anywhere. What a disappointment. This ised to be a "goto" but no longer.

I like this cozy, popular place. If you get there at the right time and can get a seat, it's an…read moreamazing place to watch the water and have some really excellent cocktails. The narrow little deck and get crowded but it's also a good place to hang out. When the tide is in, if feels like you're at sea! Bartenders are super friendly, professional and efficient. This is one of my go-to places to relax and enjoy the scenery.

The Harbor Lounge is the perfect place to enjoy cocktails before or after dinner. We always come by…read morewhen on vacation. It's interior is open with large windows, various seating for 2 or more, then the bar. My favorite cocktail (The Last Word) is on the menu, and they make it perfectly. They have every spirit you could want for your own cocktail, but they have a great menu they serve daily. We appreciate the friendly service, and enjoy the dock for views and pics.

Hah I wish it would let me choose ZERO STARS. Never going…read morehere again. Dude named Justin (or from what we know it's Justin) asked for IDs and charged us to get inside the bar. Then proceeded to flirt with my girlfriend then tried p*mping her out to some dirty old man who Justin said was the owner, but CLEARLY WASN'T TRUE right in front of my face. Definitely would never go to this bar again. I'm obsessed with PTown, but this bar needs be under new appropriate, professional, respectful management and need to take care of our community!

Horrible Vibes and Terrible Service. Bouncer charged a fake cover and pocketed the cash.read more

A tasty meal! We sat at the bar and ordered lunch. I started with the Smokey seafood chowder and it…read morewas delish. It is not as thick as you may expect but it is still very good. Next, we shared the Cape Cod Fish Fry and it was perfect. The fish was fresh and the batter was crisp but not greasy. It was possibly the best mixed fried seafood plate I've had so far. I also had a glass of white wine, which was good. The bartender was attentive and nice. The interior was cool and cozy. I would definitely return to this place.

EXTREMELY DISTURBING EXPERIENCE WITH THE WAITER!…read more This took place around 9:00 PM on Thursday, June 4. Our group consisted of three couples dining together. At the end of the meal, we asked if the bill could be split into thirds. Our waiter, Martin P., told us that he would not split the check and instead instructed us to write down exactly what each person ordered so that he could charge us separately. Although no other restaurant we visited in Provincetown required us to do this, we followed his instructions and listed our individual items. When Martin returned, he was visibly upset and stated that our payments were approximately $70 short. There was confusion because our group was trying to determine who had already paid, who had not, and whether something had been missed in the calculations. I even asked whether we were expected to calculate individual tax amounts ourselves, as no one knew what tax would be for each separate charge. Rather than calmly helping us resolve the discrepancy, Martin began yelling at our group. At one point he stated, "If I don't get $70, I am going to charge one of the credit cards that I have." This immediately concerned us. We were not refusing to pay. We were actively trying to understand where the discrepancy occurred and make sure the restaurant received the full amount owed. To resolve the issue, one of my friends and I went with Martin into a back room to review the charges. After reviewing everything, my friend agreed to pay the remaining balance immediately. The payment was processed and the bill was fully paid. At that point I was trying to calm the situation and bring it to a close. Instead, Martin became even more agitated and began yelling profanities at us. He shouted, "Get the f*** out of my restaurant! It's people like you why we don't split checks! You all need to get the f*** out now!" Other people started noticing this go down. We were stunned. The bill had been paid. Nobody was attempting to leave without paying. We were simply trying to resolve a billing issue after following the waiter's instructions. As we were leaving, my wife later told me that Martin placed his HAND ON HER BACK and guided her toward the exit. While it was not forceful, it felt unnecessary and added to an already hostile and intimidating experience. What happened next is why I ultimately decided to write this review. A few days later, while walking through Provincetown looking for a place to have lunch, our group passed The Mayflower Food & Drink and noticed Martin working there. When he saw us, he deliberately tapped on the glass to get our attention. After making eye contact, he made a hand gesture across his neck and pointed for us to leave and keep walking. The original incident had already ended. The bill had been paid. Yet days later he still felt the need to single out our group and signal that we were unwelcome. Had this simply been confusion over a split check, I would not be writing this review. Billing mistakes happen. What I cannot overlook is being threatened with unauthorized credit card charges, being screamed at with profanity while attempting to resolve the issue, being ordered out after the bill had been paid, Martin touching my wife, and then encountering the same employee days later making a gesture directed at our group from another restaurant. This experience was troubling enough that I believe others should be aware of it.