Martha's Vineyard Restaurants
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1. Back Door Donuts
$ | |Who needs saltwater taffy when you can have a freshly-baked apple fritter or gooey, buttermilk glazed donut? This is a donut shop with a secret: By day, it's a tucked-away bakery; at 7 pm, they open the back door and sell warm treats to in-the-know fans who line up for the privilege.
1-11 Kennebec Ave., Massachusetts, 02557, USA508-693--3688Known For
- Early evening secret baked treats
- Apple fritters
- Buttermilk glazed donuts
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Rate Includes: Closed Tues.; back door portion of business closed from mid-Oct.--May. -
2. Espresso Love
$ | |When you need a pick-me-up, pop into Espresso Love for a cappuccino and a homemade raspberry scone or blueberry muffin. If you prefer something cold, the staff also makes fruit smoothies. Light lunch fare is served: bagel sandwiches, burgers, salads, soups, and delicious pastries and cookies—all homemade, of course.
17 Church St., Massachusetts, 02539, USA508-627–9211Known For
- Breakfast sandwiches
- Courtyard tables
- Make-your-own salad bowls
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3. Menemsha Galley
$ | |Line up at this charming family-owned spot, around for more than 70 years, for everything from chowder to fresh swordfish sandwiches to soft serve ice cream. Once you pick up your order, enjoy it sitting on the rocks at the harbor or head to the beach.
515 North Rd., Massachusetts, 02552, USA508-645–9819Known For
- Galley fries
- Reasonable prices
- Friendly staff
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Columbus Day--mid-May -
4. Offshore Ale Company
$$ | |The island's first microbrewery restaurant is quite popular with locals and visitors alike, especially since it is open year-round. There are private wooden booths, a dart board in the corner, and live music year-round. Grab some peanuts from a barrel by the door and drop the shells on the floor; then order from a menu that includes steaks and burgers, chicken, pasta, gumbo, and fish. However, to truly appreciate the beer, try it with one of the wood-fired brick-oven pizzas. There's a nice shaded patio for outdoor dining.
30 Kennebec Ave., Massachusetts, 02557, USA508-693–2626Known For
- Rotating beers on tap
- Unique pizzas
- Fish-and-chips
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No lunch weekdays, Reservations not accepted -
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