Our Story
Three Women. One Vision.
Baedega was born from a simple belief: the best evenings happen in small rooms, with great drinks, beautiful food, and people who feel seen.
From Truro to Provincetown
We opened our doors in Truro in October 2025 with a wild idea: what if a bar could feel like a secret? What if every seat felt like the best seat in the house?
In March 2026, we brought that vision to 338 Commercial Street, Provincetown which became our new home — intimate, eclectic, and unapologetically ours.
We don't do volume. We don't do anonymous. Every evening is paced, personal, and designed to make you forget the world outside for a while.

Est. 2025
The Founders
The Women Behind the Curtain

Christina Scifo
Founder & Executive Chef
With 20+ years of culinary experience and a degree from the New England Culinary Institute, Christina brings artistry to every plate. Her philosophy is simple: locally sourced, seasonally inspired, and every dietary need elevated — never accommodated as an afterthought.

Tracy Foley
Co-Founder
A retired private investigator turned hospitality visionary. Tracy brings an eye for detail and a talent for creating spaces where people feel genuinely welcome. She's the architect of Baedega's atmosphere — every candle, every cushion, every curated moment.

Deb Foley
Co-Founder
A retired government officer with decades of public relations, logistics, and mentorship under her belt. Deb brings a steady hand, a sharp mind, and an entrepreneurial instinct that keeps the whole circus spinning. She'll tell you she's the silent partner — she's not.
What We Believe
Intimacy Over Volume
Every guest matters. We pace our evenings so you never feel rushed. Connect. That's the point.
Radical Inclusivity
LGBTQIA+-owned and proudly so. Vegan, gluten-free, mocktails — these aren't alternatives. They're part of the menu, crafted with the same care and creativity. Every guest belongs here.
Community First
We partner with local producers, support the Provincetown Business Guild, and give back to our community through the local soup kitchen and AIDS Foundation.
