Charming farmer's market store stocked with interesting condiments and snacks. Carries pies made…read moreby local brand "Pie Chicks", as well as, breads, cheeses and vegetables. Everything is on the expensive side (tomatoes for $3.75/lb; $23 for a 9" blueberry pie) but tasty. Pretty flowers and plants surround the store. Looks like there is a garden in the back/sides of store. Reasons to go here include the pretty looking produce, unusual food products and the gentleman behind the counter.

Although not baked here, cookies, brownies and croissants are extremely good. Pie Chick pie filling…read morewas great but crust seemed soggy - may have been a few days old. Produce is great but expensive. Quality comes at a very high price on MV.

Found myself in heaven at this small but absolutely charming market. The fruit selection alone was…read moreworth the trip but the whole shop is very well curated. Lovely selection of oils, cheeses, pastas, crackers, chocolates etc. Truly anything you could want, they have. I could have poked around here for hours.

I don't know why I don't go here more. I have been a full-time island wash-ashore years now and…read morethough I do live in Edgartown I drive out this way often. I think it is so cute and little I miss it. With that said, I simply adore it. First a foremost, for those of us who still love bread, they have scrumptious fresh bread! They have fresh pastries, farm grown veggies, and such a fun selection of cheese and perishables. Definitely worth a trip, even if you are on the other side of the island.

The store itself has the best selection on the island, environmentally friendly products, and great…read moreemployees. There is a lot of produce here that doesn't exist anywhere else on the island. But the markup on their products makes the bulk of what they sell inaccessible to the average person. It's beyond the classic healthfood store pricing, we're talking $20 for a jar of almond butter when Vineyard Grocer (under five minutes away) sells the same thing for much less. I mean, it seems counterintuitive to be focused on eco-friendliness and then to price out the majority so only some can afford it, right? Like, if you want people buying non-organic/fair trade/etc, why make it so most of them can't do it at your store? The counter argument I usually hear is that you get a discount via the Island Club Card, but that's going away soon and it's like $90. So it's still a problem. Sometimes you'll need to go here to buy something you want and in all honesty if you're visiting the island it's worth checking out. But always look at the price tag before you buy anything, you never know when something that should be $7 is $30.

This is an outrageous grocery store, charging 2-3 times what I pay for things at Whole Foods!…read more Selection is not spectacular, the fruits and vegetables look terrible. The store isn't even that well stocked or clean. I literally saw a pint of cherry tomatoes for $10. The yogurt I buy is $1.25 at Wegman's and $2.49 at Cronig's. Soda that's often 4 two liters for $5 in Boston is $3.99 each. I walked out with some drinks and snacks for the beach and it was $100. Checkout people are nice. It's sad because I would love to support local businesses and I'm not a Stop and Shop fan but it's better than this.

Vineyard Grocer made the most delicious vanilla peach birthday cake! Wonderful to work with and…read morehighly recommend!

Great service, food selections and reasonable prices! It is my first choice for fruit, gluten…read morefree, and wonderfully unexpected gourmet products.

I love nip n tuck…read more Take a stroll through the farm, feed the cows some hay. If you've got a kid in tow they might be doing pony rides. I have very fond memories of feeding my Halloween candy to the piggies year after year (per the suggestion of my father, smart dude that he was). I also remember the honor system, you could go into the barn during the dead of night and pick up some fresh milk and eggs, and just drop the cash into the jar on top of the fridge. This accessibility is KEY on an island where food is unavailable for purchase late night, and where the grocery stores close suspiciously early!

Good selection of produce, some their own other from other places. They also have their own meats…read more The staff is friendly and helpful and prices are reasonable.

The renovation has irreparably destroyed the character of this place and with it, my childhood…read morememories. I had to run out of there quickly. Never going back. Might as well have turned it into a Pottery Barn. Alley's Store R.I.P.

The store manager (Rhonda sp?) was screaming at two young workers for almost 15 minutes. She…read morecursed at them. At one point she threw a box at one of them, hit them, and said "sorry, thought you were looking". Not a place for my family or my money. This type of abuse needs to stop. The person at the cash register said it was "his cousin" and she has been this way for years. If you witness this please call: Vineyard Trust (they own Alleys): 508-627-4440

We need to hear the GOOD explanation of the pollution you did! ignoring the community effort to…read morekeep the harborfront safe and enjoyable. "illicit connection to the wastewater collection system", Stop this dishonest acts. ______________________________________________ Police Report on Incident on Sept 9, 2021: https://www.tisburyma.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif1321/f/uploads/waste_water_report_9.9.21.pdf "illicit connection to the wastewater collection system", "Grinder pump chamber" located behind 21 Beach Road After gaining access to the solids tank, we again used the CCTV and confirmed that the flow was coming from "25 Beach Road" ______________ *** I Searched the address, 25 Beach Road in Tisbury. "Ackee Tree Caribbean American Grocer" 25 Beach Rd Vineyard Haven, MA (A. Wynter-Ebanks, Principal at Ackee Tree Caribbean American Grocer) ________________ (Further from the Town Police report, posted to the Public = public records) Incident Description: Sanitary Sewer Overflow from "a grinder pump station "due to an "illicit connection to the wastewater collection system", resulting in wastewater entering the stormwater collection system and discharging to the harbor. After gaining access to the solids tank, we again used the CCTV and confirmed that the flow was coming from "25 Beach Road" and was consistent with a sump pump. After Searching for approximately three hours of searching, turning on and off breakers try to stop the pump. TM felt that the floor was different under a rug he was standing on and pulled it to the side which revealed a hatch cut in the floor and once removed, confirmed our suspicions.

Ackee is the best place ever if you want their great food. Those burritos are out of this world and…read moreI am not just saying that. Everyone I run into says the same thing! Those are just like Grandma would make! And the people who work there are just so friendly! You've got to check it out. I just love going there! Linda

huge fan of this establishment. hot and cold lobster rolls are both exquisite, oysters are cold and…read morefresh, and the chowder was the best i've had in the island. service was amazing, everyone was so kind, and there is seating outside around the corner which was perfect! this is the kind of place you want to go back again and again to try everything on the menu

Lobster roll is TO DIE FOR! They have fresh seafood, raw and cooked to order. We come here right…read morebefore we go watch the sunset at Menemsha beach and it never misses. For the load of orders, they move quickly but efficiently. Must try.

PROS: This is a great place to shop at on the island. This is one of the few franchises on the…read moreisland, and I recommend coming here over a local grocery store. Their selection is the greatest and the prices are fair. Staff is also nice CONS: This is a quarter of the size of a regular stop and shop. OVERALL: This is the place id go to for every grocery store needs. Local stores just don't have as much

This market reminds me of the supermarkets one would find in NYC. The aisles are tightly packed,…read morethe options are more limited compared to their larger counterparts but there is still a good variety. The check out is literally right next to the entrance/exit. They have a small amount of fresh/prepackaged foods which may or may not have been sitting there for hours/days. The confusing bit is that there is another section of the store for toiletries or non-grocery items. It isn't so obvious for a newbie like me. You can find soaps, scrubs, baskets, lotions etc. You have to walk through the back area of the shop though. This market serves the need of the people but I am so surprised that it is so tiny since it is serving one of the largest communities on the Island. There aren't many other choices so you just have to suck it up. Don't come expecting too much however.