Aqua Bar in Provincetown stands out as a go-to spot where stunning harbor views meet casual vibes. Nestled at the waterfront, its expansive deck offers prime seating to soak in the shimmering water and Provincetown's lively energy, making it ideal for friends, couples, or solo visitors.
The bar shines with inventive cocktails, a solid lineup of draft and bottled beers, and a curated wine selection at great value. What sets it apart is the adjacent Aquarium Marketplace, home to seven diverse food vendors—pick up anything from quick bites to full meals and bring it right to your table outdoors.
Pet-friendly and wheelchair accessible, the venue keeps things comfortable with canopies and heaters for cooler days. No reservations needed; just show up, grab a seat, and unwind. Whether catching a sunset or kicking off the night, Aqua Bar captures the essence of Provincetown's welcoming, scenic charm.
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Tuesday: 10:00 - 21:00
Wednesday: 10:00 - 21:00
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Friday: 10:00 - 01:00
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