Restaurants where we could be happy with a great cocktail before or with an amazing dinner (some of which you’ll also see under restaurants below): happy hour at The Red Inn has become a little less informal during the pandemic (no more “show up, grab an Adirondack chair on the deck and order a few drinks”), but they still make a great cocktail and have delicious appetizers; Strangers and Saints which makes terrific cocktails in both their modern-rustic indoor and spacious outdoor terrace spaces along with shared plates and pizzas; the old-school bar at Jimmy’s Hideaway is intimate, cozy and welcoming; Pepe’s Wharf is a sprawling and beautifully decorated restaurant with a cute little bar and a smart living room/lounge/waiting area which would be a nice place for a pre-dinner cocktail (bonus points: in spite of a crowded room at dinner, the gimlet turned up exactly the way I like it). The Patio Grill, an ever-popular choice on Commercial Street that’s been revamped fairly recently with new owners and a fresh look, serves up delicious cocktails — some in mason jars (which my Southern husband always likes) — with lunch or dinner day and night. Also, Victor’s and Liz’s Cafe/Anybody’s Bar, both on Bradford rather than the busier Commercial Street make good cocktails, with Victor’s especially popular for its happy hour.

Pepe’s Wharf may be the loveliest and most inviting of all of Provincetown’s little waterside shopping and dining enclaves — the Mews, Angels’ Landing, Designers’ Dock — thanks to its entrance portal, multiple levels, lush plantings and numerous corners, around which the passageway down to the restaurant and the beach keeps unfolding. It was developed in 1966 by Nils W. Berg (d 1994) and Eva (Kaye) Berg (1920-2009), just four years after Nicholas and Ray Wells had developed the Mews, at 359 Commercial Street. And the property is still in the hands of the Berg family, almost a half century later.

Just steps off Commercial Street in the heart of Provincetown, historic Pepe's Wharf offers two floors of romantic, historic premiere dining on Cape Cod Bay. Offering indoor and outdoor dining, enjoy sun drenched beachfront dining while the tide rises under the dining room, making you feel like you're dining on an elegant cruise ship. Categories: Fine Dining

Posted Jun.04, 2010 under DINING, Restaurants, Catering, Clubs. Seafood Restaurant · American Restaurant · Cocktail Bars American (traditional) and seafood Serves lunch, dinner and drinks Indoor and Outdoor Seating Takes Reservations but Walk-Ins Welcome Pepe’s has the best waterfront views in Provincetown. 371 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA, 02657

Sheltered from the harsh waves of the Atlantic, you’ll find delicious eats in a beautiful waterfront setting. You can choose to sit completely indoors or sit on one of their covered decks and watch the crashing waves of the Atlantic safely. For lunch, choose from starters like New England clam chowder, fried calamari, or P’Town crab cakes.

Located in the heart of Provincetown, this two-story seaside restaurant with ample deck space offers “180 degree views” of Provincetown Harbor and across Cape Cod Bay, including of three lighthouses, according to its website. Instagram user Haley Aubrey said she came to Pepe’s Wharf for the views, which she showed off in her post.

One of the top things to do in Provincetown is to indulge in the city’s amazing cuisine, especially seafood. There are a lot of restaurants in Provincetown, but we were craving something in particular: lobster rolls!. We were told the best lobster roll in Provincetown was at Pepe’s Wharf so that’s where we decided to have lunch.

Can we thank the Lord for the relatively new ownership of Pepe’s?. I not so fondly recall the No Substitutions splayed across the top of the menu in 20-point type under the previous owners. So let’s count our blessings not only for the new more customer-friendly vibe but the updated (and beautiful) decor and the re-vamped menu.

Pepe’s Wharf is one of the town’s premier waterfront dining venues, just a 5 minute walk from Macmillan Pier overlooking Provincetown Harbor. On a nice day, you can enjoy your meal on one of two decks. During the peak season, you can expect to wait up to an hour for a seat at the popular outdoor bar on the second floor.

Dog-friendly Pepe's Wharf Restaurant in Provincetown, MA welcomes Fido at a few outdoor tables for lunch or dinner. Their menu includes favorites like New England clam chowder, crab cakes, lobster bisque, salads, flatbreads, as well as classics like fish and chips, steamed lobster, clambakes, and more.

Nestled in Provincetown’s heart, historic Pepe’s Wharf offers romantic, premiere dining on Cape Cod Bay. With indoor and outdoor seating, savor beachfront dining as the tide rises. Enjoy fresh seafood, American fare, and vegan options, with stunning harbor views and cozy fireside ambiance.

Pepe’s Wharf is situated right on the beach at the tip of the Cape in Provincetown. There’s stiff competition for good seafood in the town, but Pepe’s Wharf stands out as one of the best. Sit back, relax, and watch the boats glide in and out of the harbor with a lobster roll in hand.

This historic restaurant offers two floors of dining with spectacular views of the Cape Cod Bay. There is seating indoors and outdoors. Enjoy a cocktail on the deck while fishing boats arrive and the sun beams on the beach.

For seafood, just about everyone in Provincetown will likely find themselves at restaurants like The Lobster Pot, The Canteen, and Pepe’s Wharf Restaurant. Each offers great seafood dishes at decent rates.

We had a vegan, a vegetarian, and a celiac/gluten free and he made sure we had everything we needed. Alfredo was actually an angel. And the vibes were impeccable—we didn’t have to yell to hear each other.

One of Provincetowns best restaurants Pepes Wharf has two decks that look right out over the beach and high tide. Lunch 1130 300 Thursday thru Sunday.