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Restaurant Guide Martha’s Vineyard Restaurant Guide $=$15 OR LESS | $$=$15-$25 | $$$=$25-$35 | $$$$=$35 OR MORE | G = GOOD FOR GROUPS | B= BRUNCH | L= LUNCH | D= DINNER Edgartown BETTINI RESTAURANT | $$$- 17 Mayhew Lane | 627-3233 | B, L CHESCA’S | $$$, G $$$$, G Chesca’s is a great spot that can accommo- Located within the Harbor View Hotel, ATLANTIC FISH & CHOP HOUSE date small or large groups. Delicious food Top tier American cuisine with a strong is- $$$$ and live music and with the restaurant land farm-and-sea to table philosophy, each Great American food, delicious seafood right on North Water Street, you just dish is exclusively chef-inspired. Offering located on the water with spectacular cannot lose! the Island’s best water view. Great for small views. Catch the live music at night while 38 N Water Street | 627-1234 | D groups. sipping on a cocktail or diving into some 131 N. Water Street | 627-3761 | B, L, D New England seafood! COVINGTON | $$$ 2 Main Street | 627-7001 | L, D The Covington is inspired by the people ROXY POOL BAR | $$$, G and places of the island -- the farmer’s ATRIA | $$$$, G Set right by the pool and a dazzling land- fields, the fisherman’s waters, and the peo- This American style cuisine restaurant is a scaped garden, located at the Harbor View ple who choose to make their home here. great spot for groups (large or small) to get Hotel. Farm to table, contemporary New We weave our own stories, from travel and together after a long day. Try some seafood England cuisine. memory, into every aspect of service. while enjoying the ambiance. 131 N. Water Street | 627-3761 | L, D 52 Maint Street | 627-7678 | D 137 Main Street | 627-5850 | D 19 PRIME STEAKHOUSE | $$$, G DÉTENTE | $$$-$$$$, G A steakhouse offering high quality meats, BAD MARTHA’S BREWERY| $ This sophisticated bistro is a quaint upscale seafood, and innovative appetiz- The brewery sits amongst beautiful flow- restaurant perfect for a romantic evening ers. ers on the Donaroma’s Nursery property. or a small group outing. 19 Church Street | (774) 224-0550 | D They have a 7-barrel brewing system so Unit 3, Nevin Square | 627-8810 | D our brewmaster can create fresh beer 19 RAW OYSTER BAR | $$$ daily. To accompany your brew, they offer DOCK STREET CAFÉ | $ An Oyster Bar on Martha’s Vineyard with cheese plates, charcuterie, crudité and Start your morning at the Dock Street Café outdoor seating that serves a unique menu other snacks. and enjoy a cup of coffee and breakfast. specializing in seafood, craft beer, and 270 Upper Main Street | 939-4415 | L 2 Dock Street | 627-5232 | B, house cocktails. 19 Church St | (774) 224-0550 | L, D BEHIND THE BOOK STORE | $$$, EDGARTOWN DINER | $ This contemporary restaurant combines Step back in the time and enjoy all Amer- AMONG THE FLOWERS CAFÉ | $ American classics and delicious seafood ican cuisine, excellent service, friendly This small café is a great spot to grab a at a reasonable price. staff, and affordable prices all in one place. sandwich or soup for lunch. The chowder 31 Dunes Road | 627-3663 | B, L, D 65 Main Street | 627-9337 | B, L is delicious and the food is priced fairly and tastes great. Good for takeout/ quick bite. ESPRESSO LOVE CAFE | $ SHARKY’S | $$, G This café has a casual setting that offers This Mexican restaurant has a bar scene that can’t be beat on grab and go as well if you are in a rush. the Island, whether you want to try the nachos or a margarita. 17 Church Street | 627-9211 | B, L Sharky’s can accommodate large groups. 266 Upper Main Street | 627-8622 | L, D L’ETOILE RESTAURANT | $$$$, G This outstanding, charming French restaurant is a great spot for a SOIGNE | $ romantic night out or a large group gathering. This French and Italian restaurant has delicious sandwiches at 22 North Water Street | 627-5187 | D reasonable prices. 190 Upper Main Street | 627-8489 | L LUCKY HANK’S RESTAURANT & CAFÉ | $$ SEAFOOD SHANTY | $$, G Come to Lucky Hank’s for some comfort food that is homemade This seafood restaurant is great for large groups. With American with fresh and fare and a DJ on the weekends, there is not a better place around local ingredients. Nicely priced food, for your next group outing. perfect for small groups. 31 Dock Street | 627-8622 | L, D 218 Main Street | 939-4082 | B, L, D THE NEWES FROM AMERICA MORNING GLORY FARM | $ $$, G This farm stand offers wonderful, fresh pre-made food. Great for Located at the Kelley House, the oldest restaurant on the Island is groups or for grabbing food on the way to the beach. filled with Great prices! delicious meals with hearty pub fare. 120 Meshacket Road | 627-9674 Perfect for families and small groups. 23 Kelly Street | 627-4397 | L, D PORT HUNTER | $$$, G With live music at night, Port Hunter is great for large groups TOWN BAR & GRILL | $$, G looking for a great time – come in for the American fare, From the island and for the island, Town Bar and Grill opened in with lots of seafood to choose from. Edgartown spring 2019. A comfortable relaxed setting with a side 55 Main Street | 627-7747 | D of good food & drink. 227 Upper Main Street | 627-7200 | L, D ROCKFISH | $$$ Rockfish is a seafood restaurant serving the freshest sustainable seafood to its customers on England’s Seafood Coast. 11 North Water | 627-9967 | L, D ROSEWATER | $ Located in the heart of historic Edgartown, our passion is sourc- ing & serving the best food and gifts possible. From fresh baked goods & sandwiches made in house to curated gift boxes, we are here to enhance your Vineyard experience 20 South Summer Street | 627-1270 | B, L Oak Bluffs CHOWDER COMPANY | $$, G NOMANS | $$, G Looking for a delicious brunch? Look no further than Casual al fresco dining, under their bistro lights at night, with the Chowder Company. This is a terrific spot for a large fire pits for a “beer-garden like feel.” Perfect for families and pet group or families. Reservations are suggested. Late night friendly. menu available also. 15 Island Inn Road Creek | 338-2474 | L, D 9 Oak Bluffs Avenue | 696-3000 | L, D OFF SHORE ALE | $$ DOS MAS | $$ The Island’s year round brewpub brewing craft beer since 1997. Dos Más offers mouth-watering taco creations with homemade Offerings range from brewpub favorites like fish and chips and salsas on hand-pressed, corn tortillas. The menu has recently steamed mussels to delicious thin crust pizzas and refined sea- expanded to include, quesadillas, wraps and pizza! food entrees. 50 Circuit Avenue | 693-3838 | L, D 30 Kennebec Avenue | 696-2626 | L,D FARM NECK CAFE | $$ RED CAT | $$ Beautiful views of the Farm Neck Golf Course. Enjoy casual yet This contemporary American seafood restaurant. With a bar is refined dining at the golf club cafe. perfect for a small group outing or dinner for two. 1 Farm Neck Way | 693-3560| B, L, D 14 Kennebec Avenue | 696-6040 | D JIMMY SEAS PAN PASTA | $$ SWEET LIFE CAFÉ, OAK BLUFFS $$$, G This delicious Italian restaurant is perfect for a romantic date or a The Sweet Life Café, one of Martha’s Vineyard’s best fine-dining small group outing. Make sure to try the seafood dishes –especial- restaurants, features Modern American cuisine with an accent on ly the shrimp scampi. local catches and produce 32 Kennebec Avenue | 687-9702 | D 63 Circuit Avenue | 696-0200 | B, L, D LOOKOUT TAVERN | $$ THE BARN BOWL & BISTRO | $$, G With wonderful water views you can watch the ferry come in and Fresh, affordable cuisine with Vineyard ambiance; full-service out of the dock. Offering casual but delicious seafood, burgers, barn, offering 10 lanes of bowling. sushi bar, and cocktails. 13 Uncas Ave | 696-9800 | L, D 8 Circuit Avenue Ext | 696-0099 | L, D THE CARDBOARD BOX | $$ NANCY’S RESTAURANT | $$, G The Cardboard Box has something for everyone! Delicious, fun, With great views and a mix of American, Middle Eastern, and affordable food drink, in a comfy environment with lounges, din- seafood fare, this restaurant – with indoor and outdoor seating – ing area, and wrap around bar. is perfect for large groups, families, or the bar scene. Located right 6 Circuit Aveenue | 737-4815 | L, D on the harbor. Sip on a Dirty Banana cocktail and watch the boats come in! 29 Lake Avenue | 693-0006 | L, D Vineyard Haven ART CLIFF DINER | $ BEACH ROAD | $$$, G ates seasonal dishes inspired by the food This family-friendly diner is the perfect Locally sourced seafood & New American and culture of his country. spot for breakfast, brunch, or a late lunch. fare plated in a sophisticated restaurant with 20 Union Street | 687-9457 | D Smaller groups would fit in great here. Try water views. to grab a famous scone before they sell out! 79 Beach Road | 693-8582 | D PORTO PIZZA | $ 39 Beach Road | 693-1224 | B, L Top notch pizza offering home-made LA SOFFITA | $$$, G dough and home-made sauce combine for BLACK DOG TAVERN | $$, G Modern Italian Restaurant and full bar. an unbeatable flavor! Serving breakfast/brunch, lunch, and Open year round. 36 Water Street | 693-6200 | L, D dinner daily, come visit the world famous 82 Main Street | 687-9448 | D Black Dog Tavern with views of the harbor. THE NET RESULT | $$ Reservations are recommended. Great for SALVATORES | $$$, G Outdoor seating available at this sushi and small or large groups. At Salvatore’s they celebrate authentic seafood restaurant. Grab and go options 21 Beach Street Ext | 693-9223 | B, L, D Italian food – and the Italian way of eating.
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