Quarter Deck

Good ol’ QuatahDeck. Cheap, heavy-​pours and cold beers.
Friendly staff, local customers. It’s definitely a dive, but it’s a great place. Would gladly come here anytime I’m in the area!

I love a dive bar. Somewhere non pretentious. Non hipster. People are straight up with you. Great pool room, outdoor/​smoking space, dark, REAL. THANK YOU! :)

Dive bar full of locals (I used to be a local in this part of the world). Quarterdeck is great if you want a dark bar to hang out at and shoot some pool. There will be some ringers here, so be weary.

Those who refer to this place as a «dive» bar have little idea what constitutes an actual dive bar (you’re in little to no danger of getting stabbed in the neck here). However, it is not a «faux dive bar» either. It is, in fact, JUST a bar. A Real bar. Something exceedingly rare, and I gather, almost non existent on the Cape. If you’re in the area– check it out. Cheap beer. generous pours. A+ décor.

Definitely a dive but a fun one. Don’t expect anything fancy ;)

Just call to see if they served HAGGIS, cause they advertised that they are a Scottish rock style place! So I ask if the had HAGGIS, the person on the phone asked what it was? An was told he did think so very rudely & was told he had to go cause it was busy there. At 4:30pm. This place was such a JOKE!!!

Decently priced drinks. Good mixed crowd. Would suggest lowering the juke box prices. OR putting on random selection when people aren’t paying for music.
Good times.

Dogs behind the bar and $ 1 Celeste Pizzas on Monday nights help make this bar an awesome spot to drink in a dark corner or play pool. Don’t get shot.

This is my favorite local watering hole. Cheap beer. $ 2.00 pizza on Monday nights, leave all that pretentious shit at home. Pool tables, Buck hunter, and a popcorn machine. What more do you need?

MMy favorite dive on cape. Bring cash. Best cocktails to get the job done well.

Best. Bar. Ever.
cheap drinks, good people, parking, smoking deck, pizza on mondays, pool.
watch out for the cops when you leave though!

This is one of the few dive bars (or any bars for that matter) that is open on virtually every major holiday. If you are home for the holidays and need to get away from the family you will most likely run into people you haven’t seen in years at the QD.

TO QUOTE JAMES :
«This is the biggest dive on Cape Cod.
When I first walked into this place, I thought I was going to get stabbed. The beer is cheap, OK, but what you’re not paying for in drinks you’re paying for obnoxious, ugly people too drunk to know when to go home.»
EXCEPT I AM ONE OF THE PEOPLE WHO ARE TO DRUNK TO GO HOME — FYI I am not ugly or obnoxious and people go there to people watch — play pool etc… It is a dive bar — ok

If you’re on Cape Cod, this is the place you want to go spend your night drinking, playing pinball, loading up the Jukebox and playing pool. Many locals (and Pixie fans alike) know this lounge/​bar belongs to Frank Black’s brother. Here you’ll find beer, a loaded two-​sided bar (meaning you can get drinks from both sides all-​right), Keno and some pretty laid back kids. I dug that this place was both completely chill, unassuming and the fact that if it was in Boston this place would have been crawling with college kids – however it was relatively uncrowded but still great for people watching, there was tons to do and look at (the walls are covered with vintage pornography, advertisements and other things of intrigue) There is an area to smoke, the UFO is a (by Boston Standards) cheap $ 4. The clientel ranges from the occasional townie, jock or a punk rocker, or indie-​esque kid which was really refreshing. The jukebox is one of those modern new day things where you can use credits to purchase songs. Lots of good stuff. The Clash, Ramones, Social Distortion, Journey, Weezer, Pixies (though you can’t play Where is My Mind or Monkey Gone to Heaven apparently without getting automatically skipped over) and much more. The bar tender was fast, friendly and chill, the way you want a bartender to be. Be careful with an out-​of-​state license unless you’re with a bar regular, though, I heard the bar tender questioning one of the patrons about that – seems like the type of bar where the young Cape set would want to sneak into. Also, I heard a rumor there is $ 1.50 PBR and you can’t beat the laptop bolted to the bar – you wouldn’t find something like that in the city. So, browse away, MySpacers and be sure to add the Quarterdeck to your friendslist, after all, it’s their default homepage.