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Provincetown

Provincetown is at the very tip of the Cape Cod peninsula region of Massachusetts. Perhaps due to being at the remote end of the Cape and because of its variety of beautiful scenes, Provincetown has attracted artists of all types over the years. One of the oldest artist colonies in America, it has produced a large number of excellent galleries, cutting edge theatre, and many unique shops. There is also the persistence of an attitude of tolerance, making Provincetown a preferred home and travel destination for many LGBTQ people.

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    Bay Cafe

    Bayside Betsy's is a casual American/Continental restaurant offering breakfast, lunch and dinner in a waterfront location.

    Days and times openentrees: $18.95-31.95

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    Connie's Bakery

    The epitome of craft baking; delicious pastries and breads from scratch and by hand daily. Shane, who worked with Connie for five years, took over when she and her husband, Richie, retired. Besides great breakfast pastries and breads, they have sandwiches and coffee, too.

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    Joe's Coffee and Cafe

    West End Espresso Cafe with hot food, soups and sandwiches and sweet snacks.

    Daily 6:30AM - 5:30PM