Jordan P. Willard & Timothy M. Martel
Things To Do
Mad Martha's Homemade Ice Cream
The best homemade ice cream on Martha's Vineyard! An island favorite since 1971.
Mocha Mott's
Mocha Mott’s is a lively coffeehouse and local favorite. They serve everything from hot and iced coffees, lattes, and teas to refreshing lemonades, smoothies, and kombucha—with no upcharge for non-dairy milk. On the food side, you’ll find Cape Cod–style bagels with all the fixings, plus croissants, muffins, scones, cookies, and even gluten-free baked treats. It’s a laid-back, friendly spot where you can sip, snack, and soak in the Vineyard vibe.
Back Door Donuts
Despite the name, Back Door Donuts is more famous for its enormous apple fritters, packed with cinnamon-spiked fruit. (The donuts are uber delicious, too!)
Nancy's Restaurant
A family owned and operated business since 1960, Nancy’s continues to serve on the Oak Bluffs harbor, providing guests classic seafood fare, a sushi bar, creative cocktails, and two large menus heavily influenced with Middle Eastern cuisine.
Fat Ronnie's Burger Bar
5 Generations of Burger Makers specializing in all natural Black Angus burgers! A gourmet experience in a fast casual atmosphere.
Rockfish
American bites, wood-fired pizzas, brick-walled environs. Located in downtown Edgartown. One of our favorite spots!
The Black Dog Tavern
A restaurant and tavern in Vineyard Haven situated on the beach at the head of Vineyard Haven Harbor. The restaurant was founded in 1971 and became well known for its souvenir T-shirts featuring the logo of the eponymous black dog.
Flying Horses Carousel
The Flying Horses Carousel is the oldest operating platform carousel in the United States.
Island Alpaca Company
One of the more unique attractions on Martha's Vineyard, Island Alpaca is a hit with its friendly animals and well-stocked gift shop. Spread across 19 acres, the farm features a herd of more than 70 alpacas and one llama. When you're not petting or interacting with these gentle creatures, take a self-guided walking tour of the farm.
Inkwell Beach
Inkwell Beach is a historic and culturally significant beach in Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, known for its role as a gathering place for the African American community since the late 1800s.
Ocean Park
Scenic ocean-side park featuring grassy areas for lounging and fountains, a bandstand and a gazebo.
Jaws Bridge
Named for its appearance in the movie Jaws, filmed on Martha’s Vineyard. The bridge is located on Beach Rd connecting Edgartown and Oak Bluffs. Lots of kids and adults make their summer splash by jumping off of Jaws Bridge.
Edgartown Cinemas
Martha's Vineyard's number one movie theatre offers the latest films along with Jaws playing every Sunday and some Wednesdays.