Eat & drink

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…

The Last Supper of Summer

Labor Day weekend is the unofficial last call for the Island’s seasonal restaurants.

Figuring out what to title the articles I write is always the hardest part –writing 1500 words is easy. It’s when the words are written and I have to figure…

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in the kitchen with

In the Kitchen With: Laura Grahame

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

For our May “In the Kitchen With,” I had the pleasure of interviewing food writer and editor — and cook extraordinaire — Laura Grahame. On her website, Grahame describes herself…

In the Kitchen with: Mia Esparini

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

For this month’s “In the Kitchen with,” we decided to focus on baking instead of cooking. This decision made me insanely happy, because I’ve never met a dessert I didn’t…

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,”…

In the Kitchen with: Julia Blanter

Julia Blanter shares how to make easy and delicious Fishermen’s Oysters.

Marketing guru, author of the popular “Martha’s Vineyard Cookbook,” and founder of the Great Martha’s Vineyard Bake-Off, Julia Blanter originally hails from Australia, and moved to the Island six years…

In the Kitchen with: Chef Caleb John Woods

Cajun shrimp & grits, a tastebud celebration.

For our “In the Kitchen with” series, I met with Chef Caleb John Woods (Chef John) at the East Chop Beach Club, where he worked this summer. Off season, Chef…

In the Kitchen with: Marta Azzollini

Gluten-Free Crispy Chicken Bites with Dijonnaise Sauce.

Marta Azzollini, owner of Marta’s Kitchen M.V,, has been in the food business since 2015. One might say the love for food runs in her blood. “Before my time, my…

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Dine

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…

‘Rustic minimalist art nouveau’

Highlands General café and marketplace.

The beloved Linda Jean’s diner-style restaurant, on Circuit Ave. in Oak Bluffs, closed down in early 2025. Though folks miss Linda Jean’s, I think they won’t be disappointed by the…

A cozy spot

State Road is a winter refuge serving delicious food.

Recently, my husband Eric and I went to State Road for dinner. This was not my first time eating there, but it had been a little while, so I was…

Open year-round

Simple pleasures in winter.

Although it may seem that our Island becomes sleepy in the winter, there are a surprising number of eateries open all year. Dining out during the colder months offers several…

Cakes, cookies, and pies, oh my

Sweet Treats for the Holidays.

’Tis the season to celebrate, and nothing says the holidays like sweet treats to grace your table. Fortunately, the Vineyard offers plenty of options, whether they are made specifically for…

The ‘Big Shot’ of Black Dog Tavern

Dinner with Charlene Douglas.

As the rain came down hard on the Vineyard Haven waterfront, Charlene Douglas, Elena Grinblatas, and I found comfort in the warm meal provided by Black Dog Tavern.  Douglas is…

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recipies

Cà Phê

Vietnamese coffee, and how to make it at home.

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