Stopped here at the end of the Summer on my way out of town. I wish I had known about this place…read moreearlier! They had a wealth of different seafood options to bring home and prepare. They also offer all of the items cooked and you can eat on the picnic tables outside. I was able to grab something quickly as I was headed to the ferry. I had the lobster roll. It came loaded with lobster meat, just a hint of mayo on a perfectly fresh griddles bun. Definitely a delicious last meal on the island. Can't wait to try this place for more when I'm back in Summer 2026.

The honey smoked mussels were the best thing I ate on the island. Unforgettable and worth a trip!!…read moreAlso the service was the friendliest I had of the seafood shops I went to. Overall a fantastic experience and I would recommend everyone go here.

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

Menemsha Fish Market is located in the fishing village of Menemsha. It is a take-out fish market…read morefor raw and cooked seafood such as lobster rolls, chowder, and crab cakes. There were two staff members and Stanley Larsen, owner of Menemsha Fish Market, taking orders when our group walked in. Everyone was very friendly. I ordered a cup of the New England Clam Chowder ($6.25), Crab Cake Sandwich ($13.55), a hot stuffed quahog ($5.75), and a coke ($2.00). On the counter, there were samples of the New England Clam Chowder and Lobster Bisque. They were both very good. The New England Clam Chowder was creamy like how I liked it and it had a good amount of potatoes and clams. I really enjoyed the Crab Cake Sandwich and stuffed quahog. The Crab Cake was stuffed and a good size. The quahog was buttery and had a good amount of stuffing. There are a few tables next to the fish market to enjoy your food. Later on, the owner shared his story of catching a great white shark in 1983 while swordfishing and showed us its jaws. If you are in the fishing village of Menemsha or Menemsha public beach, make sure you stop by Menemsha Fish Market. Restrooms are located adjacent to the parking lot in front of Menemsha Fish Market.

What delicious lobster rolls. You can have them two ways…read more Hot with butter or as a lobster salad. Both are captivating.

I don't get some of these negative reviews. We tried the oysters, mussels and lobster rolls…read more Delish!!! The oysters are plump and juicy. The mussels are steamed to perfection and the saltiness and butter just elevates it. And the rolls were filling enough to be perfection. The service...it's a fish market. They are busy and that's a testament to how fresh the food is. So if anyone is complaining about that, talk less please!!! And the ambiance is literally the sunset view. Come close to sunset and it's the most amazing experience evaaahhh! So just come and soak in the smell of the sea, the beauty of Menemsha, and the food and closing music at Larsen's Fish Market. Simply delightful!!

incredible service and insane food/market! cute inside, run by brothers - they are SO nice. 10/10…read morelobster roll. i have been visiting my aunt on the island for 30 years and tried every roll out to on the island, just saying. market is fresh and recommendations are on point. dinner was so delicious tonight i decided to write a review and i rarely do so. go here!

On this episode of eating my way through Martha's Vineyard, we're visiting a spot that's become a…read moretradition for my wife and me -- one of the first places we stop when we arrive and one of the last places we hit before leaving the island. I stumbled across Edgartown Seafood Market on a whim, not craving anything in particular. I asked the guy behind the counter, "What are you known for?" Without hesitation, he said, "The bluefish spread." Let me tell you -- it hit the spot. Flavorful, fresh, and just salty enough to keep you coming back for more. We paired it with Wheat Thins and chips, and it instantly became a staple for us. Since that first visit, we've added their cole slaw and seaweed salad to our regular order -- both are fresh, crisp, and perfectly balanced. This is one of those places that makes you want to eat and shop like a local. The staff is always friendly and helpful, and you can tell they take pride in what they serve. If you're on the island, this is a must-stop spot. Whether you're picking up seafood to cook or grabbing ready-made bites, they make you feel like you've discovered a Vineyard insider's gem. Verdict: Bluefish spread is the move. Stock up -- you'll regret not getting more.

The freshest seafood on the island and the only folk to carry grey sole and flounder. Charming,…read morehonest people who know their fish

Great multi-generational service and quality! Old-fashioned hospitality and very cleanread more

Fresh seafood here!…read more Pricey for a take out only place. There is some outdoor seating. We got fried scallops, fried belly clams, clam chowder, crab cake sandwich, and a sautéed lobster roll. The fried scallops were fresh! We opened it to eat within minutes but they were already soggy. I think they need to pat dry them out a bit more before frying them. Lightly seasoned. The clams were much better. Whole belly with lots of flavor. The tartar sauce was used for both of them. The sauce was amazing! The clam chowder looked watery upon opening it but it was thicker than expected. Flavorful and full of clams! Stuck my spoon in there and whoa lots of potatoes and clams at the bottom chilling. The crab cake sandwich was great! Good value, fresh, and tasty. Every component of it meshed well. The lobster roll was fresh as well. Hot and buttery. Kinda plain though. Some hot sauce helped.

A true hole in the wall of a fish market with a twist. A truly delicious lobster roll any one of…read morethree ways. Exceptionally fresh. Toasted buttered bun. Kind service. The perfect MV experience. Thank you.

Has a little Starbucks in the store and the selection is good but super pricy and can sometimes not…read morecall out your order which can be confusing

I need a sixth star to rate my experience. Shamara and Maurice went above and beyond to get me a…read morelobster roll even though I unwittingly missed the 6p cutoff. What they didn't know is that I just had a tough meeting with a client and came in later than I'd planned. They made my evening. Caring so much about my experience guarantees that I will recommend this store to others.

Delicious lobster roll. Wicked good fried clams. Interesting poke bowl. We loved everything we got…read moretoday. Service was quick. Picked it up and brought it back to our campsite.

One of the most appalling and blatantly racist experiences I've ever witnessed happened at The Fish…read moreHouse near the Martha's Vineyard airport. A friend of mine, who has a severe dairy allergy, clearly and calmly told the woman at the counter "no cheese." Not a preference--an allergy. When the sandwich came out covered in cheese, she politely explained the issue. Instead of correcting it, the staff questioned her repeatedly--asking over a dozen times if she was sure she said no cheese--and threatened to make her pay again if it was her mistake. Eventually, the manager agreed to remake the sandwich. But when it was brought back, the woman slammed it on the table and said, "Here's your sandwich. Don't ever come back, n**r." I was stunned. All we wanted was a meal made safely--something that wouldn't send my friend to the ER--and instead we were met with open hostility and a violent racial slur. This wasn't just poor customer service. It was aggressive, discriminatory, and outright dangerous. No one should be treated this way. I'll never return, and I strongly urge others to consider whether this is the kind of business they want to support.