
Classically cool while historically hip, the Shipwreck Lounge welcomes guests with a relaxed yet vibrant vibe in the heart of Provincetown. The perfect spot to meet up with old friends or make new ones while enjoying handcrafted cocktails. The Shipwreck Lounge’s cocktails are composed of elixirs, syrups and infusions made from fresh-pressed produce and exotic ingredients from around the world. Our skilled mixologists are shaking up the perfect blend of ingredients and flavors to complete your Provincetown getaway!
Brass Key Guesthouse’s bar serves martinis & wine in cozy, parlorlike digs with a fireplace & patio.
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My main reason for visiting the Shipwreck is the service. The bar manager, Tommy, is attentive and welcoming, and his attention to detail behind the bar is unmatched. The indoor bar and the patio bar are kept incredibly clean. He is efficient (quick cocktails), and I am never without a drink when he is behind the bar. There is a great team in place and I always enjoy seeing Amanda, Kate, and Brian behind the bar. They are friendly, professional, and a lot of fun! They go above and beyond for guests.
I also have to mention that the pours are consistent, the espresso martini is exceptional, and there is an updated beer list that is much improved. Check out the Shipwreck – it’s worth the short walk up Carver Street!
Got bartender Timmy.
Limited drink selection, I asked for a wine cooler or something similar.
He said “it’s not 1991”
Not nice, trying to make me feel old….thought he was being funny but it fell flat….left a tip anyway…I was a bartender myself….
Everything was nice except the bad comment…..will not return
by the manger with a horrible attitude for no reason. He said we couldn’t sit next to an open seat which is understandable if it’s occupied however he yelled at us and humiliated us without reason. He was obviously intoxicated. I don’t judge but also don’t understand how you can manage an establishment while being under the influence. One of the most embarrassing moments I’ve had in a long time.