“The Lobster Pot is a Provincetown Tradition and the iconic neon lobster sign has guided generations of guests to our door. People come from around the world to experience our fresh seafood, an amazing view of Provincetown Harbor and outstanding Cape Cod hospitality!
The McNulty family took over operations in 1979 with the goal of providing an authentic Cape Cod dining experience in a comfortable setting. Focused on quality food and supported by impressive service, the Lobster Pot is an institution like no other and part of what makes Provincetown so special.”
The Lobster Pot is a definite “must” when you come to P’town! Have you ever been there?
I loved this “almost silhouette” of this sailboat out in Provincetown Harbor. You can see the water shimmering like diamonds in the early morning. Such pretty, golden colors…
I love to drive out to the end of MacMillan Pier and just look around. There is always so much to see and each time, it is different.
The large sailboat docked across the harbor at Fisherman’s Wharf near the mural “They Also Faced the Sea” was just beautiful. Such a pretty scene with such a very moving story!
“They Also Faced The Sea installation was designed to keep the spirit and the presence of Portuguese culture alive by Ewa Nogiec, artist, publisher of iamprovincetown.com and owner of Gallery Ehva, and Norma Holt, photographer in 2012.”
There is still plenty of time to hitch a ride to Boston from Provincetown or vice versa. You can board it on MacMillan Pier and enjoy a quick ride to Boston. What a wonderful way to travel… and it only take 90 minutes!
