Eat & drink

Dine: Waterside Market and Cafe 

A neighborhood hub with delicious eats.

Waterside Market is a year-round, locally owned family business right at the top of Main Street in Vineyard Haven. Waterside offers all-day breakfast and lunch options. The restaurant is part…

Behind the brew

The art and science behind a cold glass of Offshore ale.

Early in the morning, hours before Offshore Ale Co. in Oak Bluffs opens for service, the smell of grain, yeast, and floral hops fills the brewpub. Behind the glass separating…

Dine

Dine: Rosewater Market 

Kindness in a small -own eatery.

Recently my co-worker Nicole Galland and I decided to hit Edgartown for our next “Dine” article. We chose Rosewater Market. I’d only ever been there for morning coffee and a…

Dine: Katama Kitchen 

Where good food meets the sky.

Recently, my co-worker Nicole Galland and I hit Katama Kitchen for lunch. We took a moment to ooh and ahh over the red open-cockpit biplane operated by Classic Aviators out…

A pastry chef’s guide to ice cream on Martha’s Vineyard

Whether you’re a soft serve loyalist or a gelato enthusiast, here’s how to savor frozen sweet treats on Martha’s Vineyard.

Few foods capture the feeling of summer on Martha’s Vineyard quite like going out for ice cream. On vacation, ice cream becomes a consideration during any time of day, whether…


in the kitchen with

In the Kitchen With: Laura Grahame

Grilled Swordfish with herbs and garlic, new potatoes, and Swiss chard.

Laura Grahame holding the finished dish. Finished dish ready to serve and eat. Ingredients for grilled swordfish, new potatoes, and Swiss chard. For our May “In the Kitchen With,” I…

In the Kitchen with: Mia Esparini

Easy to make, delicious to eat — Lemon Poppy Seed Scones.

All the ingredients for lemon poppyseed scones. Dairy and gluten free scones. Not as high a rise, but awesome flavor. Mia Esparini holding finished scones Left: dairy and gluten free…

In the Kitchen with: Maribeth Macaisa

Chicken Adobo: A simple and delicious Filipino dish.

Maribeth Macaisa has lived on the Island full-time for about six years now. Her background is in IT and fine art photography. “I do technology for the Charter School here,”…

recipies

Cà Phê

Vietnamese coffee, and how to make it at home.