Pool House
Beach Bar & Restaurant on Cape Cod
At Pelham House Resort
14 Sea Street, Dennis Port, MA 02639
Join us for the last days of the Pool House season Labor Day weekend Friday-Sunday!
CLOSED for the 2026 season. See you in the spring!
Cape Cod Beach Bar
Live Music. Cold Drinks. Beach Views.
Ocean views, a pool, and a beach bar just steps from the water. That’s the Pool House.
The vibe here is flip flops and frozen drinks. Live music and good company. Cape Cod classics sit alongside globally-inspired bowls and crushable cocktails. All summer long.
Settle into the outdoor patio with a stunning view of Nantucket Sound. Order a lobster roll, a burger, or something from the full bar.
Stay for the sunset. Stay for the band. Stay because this is exactly what summer on Cape Cod should feel like.
Live Music on Cape Cod
The Soundtrack to Your Summer Nights
Live entertainment is what makes the Pool House the Pool House. Local bands and musicians play all summer long, bringing that coastal charm and good-time energy that Cape Cod does best. Check the calendar and plan your visit.
Al Fresco Dining on Nantucket Sound
About The Pool House Beach Bar & Restaurant
The Pool House is open seasonally from April through September at Pelham House Resort in Dennis Port. Our outdoor patio and dining room sit poolside with water views of Nantucket Sound. All just steps from our private beach.
Families splash in the pool. Couples settle in with a cocktail and a stunning view. The sun starts to set and the live music kicks in. Nobody’s in a hurry.
This is beachfront, alfresco dining with real coastal charm. The kind of place where lunch stretches into the afternoon and dinner runs until the band plays their last song.
Fresh seafood. Cape Cod classics. A full bar that keeps things lively with frozen drinks, crushable cocktails, and local beers on tap. Live music plays all summer long. Vegetarian and gluten-free options available. Got other dietary needs? Our kitchen’s got you.
The Pool House is the kind of place where one hour turns into three. (And honestly, that’s the whole point.)