Posts Tagged ‘Martha’s Vineyard’

The Net Result, Martha’s Vineyard

31st August 2010 by bellastraniera No Comments

Still reeling from the $23 price tag of a pint of clams at the Bite, we approached seafood shack the Net Result in Vineyard Haven, Martha’s Vineyard with caution. This combination take-out joint and fish market gets their catch daily from Larsen’s in Menemsha, so they could charge a lot for the fresh quality. But [...]

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Atria, Martha’s Vineyard

31st August 2010 by bellastraniera No Comments

There’s no shortage of fancy restaurants on Martha’s Vineyard – the only problem is choosing just one when you only have a few nights on the island. Alchemy is a perennial favorite, but if you want to get away from the hoi polloi in the center of Edgartown on weekend nights, head to Atria for [...]

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On-Island Vs. Off-Island: Keeping It Local on Martha’s Vineyard

30th August 2010 by bellastraniera No Comments

One look inside the market at Morning Glory Farm in Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard and you’ll see the crux of a food movement gaining ground here. Beets, baby squash, wax beans, corn and many more vegetables and fruit that come from this large working farm are labeled with a yellow “on-island” sign; anything shipped in from [...]

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The Bite, Martha’s Vineyard

25th August 2010 by bellastraniera No Comments

It may look pretty basic, but this famous seafood shack on the road down to Menemsha draws people from near and far. One one side of us, a family chatted in Italian, and on the other, a couple of summer people despaired the outage of fried scallops so early in the afternoon. What you see [...]

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Larsen’s Fish Market, Martha’s Vineyard

25th August 2010 by bellastraniera 1 Comment

You could plunk down a good deal of money for dinner at the fancy Home Port restaurant in Menemsha, Martha’s Vineyard, a tiny fishing town known for its beautiful sunsets. Or you could enjoy the sunset as the families who have been coming here for years do: bring your beach chairs and wine and make [...]

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