Hungry Natives KD & EA search for food adventures on their home Island of Martha's Vineyard and around the world.
First started in 1971, to celebrate the town’s 300th anniversary, the Tisbury Street Fair takes place every July 8th, drawing a crowd of thousands to down town Tisbury. For one night a year, Main Street is blocked off to vehicle traffic, letting fair goers stroll through town and enjoy the many booths set up by...
First opened in 1943, the Artcliff Diner in Vineyard Haven has long been considered one the best spots on Martha’s Vineyard for breakfast. The diner is quite cozy inside, with a dozen tables and a traditional counter along the back wall, complete with a handful of swivel stools. As popular as the Artcliff is, during...
Throughout the off-season, LeRoux at Home hosts a popular series of cooking demonstrations at their Martha’s Vineyard location on Main Street in Vineyard Haven. Usually held on Wednesdays (and the occasional Saturday) from 11am to about 1pm, these demos are free to the public and feature local chefs sharing their skills. . Pissamai Loathong ~...
Martha’s Vineyard has no shortage of places to buy lobster rolls, but none of them are quite like The Grace Church. Starting in May and running through September, the church opens its doors between 4:30pm and 7:30pm every Friday, selling lobster rolls, hot dogs and slices of pie. The lobster rolls are the main attraction,...
Located at 339 State Road, the newly opened Little House Café is a small eatery operating out of the building that formerly housed Tisbury Antiques. They are open Monday through Sunday, serving breakfast and lunch. For such a “little house” it is a beautiful open space with about ten tables, hard wood floors and lots...
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