19th Hole Tavern

Perfect dive bar. I was treated like the cousin everyone hoped wouldn’t show up to thanksgiving dinner. Heavy pours and decently priced booze for the location. Seems like there’s a lack of management as once a crowd showed up the bartender was overwhelmed and visibly rattled but overall everything I would hope for at a dive.

Best dive bar around, a local favorite for many years. Matt the bartender is friendly, the beer is cheap, and if you get a little too sauced they can make you a burger or a pizza in the small side kitchen. Tons of sports memorabilia, pool tables, dart boards, and a big buck hunter in the back. Jukebox that’s always cranking, and you always run into other locals you know there. A perfect spot tucked just off of main street Hyannis to avoid all the tourists.
Yes your feet sometimes stick to the floor there, it’s all part of the experience…

This used to be one of the spots back in the day. Returned recently and it looks exactly the same. Plenty of pool tables, darts, and keno if you like. The only thing is, no cards just cash, and no tabs

Decent hole in the wall bar. My brother and I stopped in after a long day of moving for some much needed drinks. We were staying down the street and my local buddy mentioned that this would be a good spot for some beers and shots of whiskey. The bartender was a nice older guy and was quick with the drinks. He didn’t say much but he served us well.
Only problem was some asshole who was hammered and spilled his full beer all over the bar. Didn’t even turn to say «Hey sorry I’m a huge douchebag and I almost ruined your phone.» He seemed like a regular because nobody even batted an eye when the beer went everywhere and the bartender had him a fresh one before he cleaned up the pool of brew in front of us.

small local bar just off Main St. Irish/​sports bar theme, reasonable prices limited menu. Free dogs during Sox games. A good escape from the touristy Main St crowds in season.

Sports nostalgia all over the walls! Also celebs hangout… i.e. Ted Kennedy and his clan. Asked the bartender what his preferred drink was, he said anything everyone else was drinking, mostly Coors light and Captain! HAHAHA! Too funny! A ton of pictures, total dive fun bar! Cold beers and free poring mixed drinks… burp! I had the $ 1.50 hot dog which was gone in 3 bites, tasted good!

Walked into this place while roaming around Hyannis, and this is a decent drink spot.
It was pretty much empty when I was there on a Thursday night, which meant we were able to play a few games of darts without much of a problem.
It’s a typical watering hole you might find anywhere else, but with a number of decent beers on tap, it’s not a bad alternative to the more family friendly restaurants nearby.
It might even be a bit cheaper than the options nearby.

Fun times. Darts and billards. Can’t say much more. Cheap beers. No cover charge like tommy doyles, which is a good thing. Always different people there, crazy on saturdays. One of the better places I’ve spent time in Hyannis

The 19^th hole has a different crowd every night. I have been living in Hyannis for the summer and this has been my go to Bar. Darts are free, pool is free except for the weekends. A decent pint of micro brew is $ 4 which is a solid price for Cape Cod. Bar staff is super nice! Sometimes the jute box plays a bit too much Journey «Don’t Stop Believing» but hey most nights I like that song.
If you wear Linen pants this bar might not be your thing…

Took forever to be served and the drunks from the next door bar had to ruin any sort if fun i may have. had here. Seems like a place to go with a big crowd, just so u can plow through the mess.

Fun little joint. My best man and I were looking for a place to whet our whistles for a spell the night before invading Nantucket to buy red pants for the wedding!
$ 3 Narragansett pounder cans, not bad. They feature Captain Parker’s chowder which was DEEE-​LISH-​USS! Best Man Egon enjoyed his burger, cooked up by the owner himself who is a nice fellow.
I pumped the jukebox full of Madonna, Guns N’ Roses, and the Euryhthmics after we played pool with some weirdo and his «old lady» as he described her. Good place to go if you want to avoid the touristy bars for sure.

Classic dive bar at the heart of Brocton by the sea (Hyannis).
They have food specials most nights but I do not think they
have a regular order menu. This Sunday they had a Turkey dinner special for a nominal fee. The regulars were friendly and I was told that it is frequented by police (take it or leave it). Harmless divey bar, enjoy