My wife and I are older and have reduced appetites, and asked if we could order from the children's…read moremenu. They had no problem with this. Our server was Luka who was extremely polite, helpful and attentive. He watched his assigned tables carefully, and all we needed to do was look in his direction and he came over to ask what we needed. We were told he was a new employee and that impressed us even more. I had a grilled cheese sandwich with tomato soup, both of which were perfectly done and tasty. My wife had a small steak with a mixed greens salad. The kitchen initially sent out cooked vegetables but when we questioned it, Luka immediately apologized and got it corrected. He was also helpful when I ordered hot tea, coming back to show me their selection of teas and making sure I was happy with what I ordered. In all, we agreed Luka's service made it a very enjoyable dinner.

The staff was amazing. Made my 60th birthday very special!…read moreLoved meeting restaurant manager and are server Alix was excellent! Beautiful memories made on this special occasion. Thank you! Kathleen PS-loved the birthday card!!

The food is amazing. We had half chicken and halibut, both were spectacular. The waitress was very…read moreefficient, and her recommendations were spot on. What I didnt enjoy was the fact that the music was so loud. So people tended to speak very loud, after a few drinks both music and conversation became unbearably too loud for my taste. However, the food was really good, so I took one star off because of the ambiance.

Loved the food at Dune! My party of five raved about the food during and after dinner. It was…read moredelicious and we were so glad we stopped in. I had the Half Chicken Under A Brick. ($47.50). It came with crispy potatoes, fava relish (which I surprisingly enjoyed), sliced celery (which was delightful with the savory chicken) and roasted onion jus. The chicken was juicy and delicious. I'd recommend this dish.

As with many of the visitors here, this hotel is a summer tradition for us. While it primarily…read morecaters to families with children, it's definitely a great option for younger couples as well. The location is perfect if you prefer a beach hotel that is a little further away from downtown and you drive to the island (I know they have a shuttle but we never used it). If you do bring kids, they have a lot of onsite events and you get a full schedule to sign up upon arrival. They also have adult and family events as well but always make sure you sign up ahead of time as slots fill up quickly. Because you can walk to the beach, all rooms come with beach chairs that you can take with you (they're very light). TIP: The rooms themselves have been recently renovated (around 2024-2025) and they are beautifully decorated. The East Chop Suites are our favorites as the bedroom is next to the patio / facing the ocean while the ones on the West Chop have the living room connected to the patio/balcony and the bedroom is by the entrance door (makes it a little louder with people walking by in the morning).

Always a go to destination when on the Vineyard! Conveniently located in Edgartown with beach…read moreaccess. Daily breakfast buffet at The Dunes. Lots of onsite activities. Grab a bike and ride into town for the day.

This is a gorgeous Beach. After a delightful walk through the woods you will see a variety of…read moresandals, shoes , and sneakers. Left on the side of the path. Feel free to leave yours here too.. Now you will climb a sandy incline . When you reach the top you will think you are in the Caribbean. The ocean is cerulean blue..and the sand is softer and lighter than most New England beaches. There are tidal pools on both the far left and far right of the the beach. In the the summer high season ithe beach is only open to West Tisbury residents. In the past , it was possible for non-residence to use the Beach in the off-season. I believe it is the best beach on the island.

NOT FAMILY-FRIENDLY…read more The beach itself is excellent. The overall experience is not. The town of West Tisbury permits only one car *per house* to park at the beach. So if you have multiple families (with little kids) sharing a house, and everyone in the house wants to go simultaneously, then they must be shuttled. Which potentially means adding & removing car seats. The town also doesn't seem to have accounted for the case where multiple families from the same house may arrive at different times. (Ex: One family in the permitted car, another family dropped off by someone who doesn't want to go to the beach.) The town gives only 1 set of credentials. Fine, allow only one car. But why not give one beach access card to each family? Finally, this information's buried. We learned it at the pass office; it wasn't in the guidebook we bought, the websites we'd checked, nor our rental's info packet. Hopefully this review will help other families avoid this pitfall. ‍

Love this beach!! It's so close to our beach home we can ride our bikes or walk. The bathroom are…read morevery clean and kept up everyone is so friendly and the water is warm and fun to swim we always stay 4 to 5 hours. Still can't get enough

Free parking with fun waves. This may be my teens favorite beach on the island. The waves are large…read more(for New England) and the sand is great. There are lifeguards at chairs 1 and also the main part of the beach which is around chair 7. It can get busy but we were able to find a spot to lay all our stuff out. Waves are strong and crash near shore. It's hard to use a boogie board due to this. My family enjoyed playing in the waves without a board.

This is one of my favorite spots on the island. Quiet and peaceful beach with serene views of the…read moreocean. Lots of seashells to collect on the water. The lighthouse is beautiful and adults pay $5 to climb to the top, kids are free.

Just a beautiful part of the island to explore. Stunning lighthouse with great history! For pretty…read morecheap you can get inside and see even better views of the harbour. 10/10, will visit each time I'm in the area.

I can't imagine a time when Providence didn't have this bridge to connect the city like this! It is…read moreso beautiful and I love all the events that they have!

A beautiful addition to the city of Providence! Every time we visit, we would make a stop there…read more This bridge was renamed to the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge in 2020; it opened in August 2019. It was built on existing piers from the old highway, I-95. The bridge goes over the Providence River and connects two neighborhoods, Fox Point and the Jewelry District. There's a park nearby, called District 195; events are hosted at this location. The bridge was beautiful to walk on day and night. There were railings, benches, tables, and chess tables; at night there were LED lights that brighten the area. A wonderful area for walkers and cyclists. The view of the city skyline was breathtaking. One evening we were there, we saw the star-link satellite flying by, it was awesome. The downfall was, this bridge cost the city $21.9 million when the original budget was supposed to be $2 million. People were opposed with building this bridge because RI had the highest amount of bridges with structural issues. In the end, the bridge was built and it's become a popular attraction and landmark.

Good setting but notoriously bad food and weird service. Not on the level of State Road or Chilmark…read moreTavern.

Have been here a few times over the years, and it has been re-done to be more cas,…read moreupscale-barn-esque. It still has one of the best sunset spots so reserve early to get a spot with a view during sunset. The menu seemed sparse, and nothing sounded major but let me tell you everything we had was really very good. 4 os us split 2 entrees & 3 apps. Lobster toast was amazeballs, cheeses, salad & oysters. Chicken & fish special (was it bass?) were delish perfectly cooked & bursting with flavor.

Support wetland & wildlife conservation efforts! We accidentally found this tour ($30 per…read moreperson)--at the entrance to Mytoi Gardens. The profits go towards supporting Trustees of Reservations , a private conservation group which started out over a hundred years ago by forward thinking individuals with great vision. It was a blast sitting on cushions in the back of an open air truck, going bumpety bump over the sand, just a few feet from the waters edge. We were on a tour to the Cape Poge Lighthouse-- also great, but the trip there was wonderful too because of the wetlands landscape & colorful commentary by local resident guide, Mary.

Do NOT waste your money on the Mytoi Cape Poge Tour! Over priced & ridiculous 20 minute drive out…read moreto the dunes then 20 minute drive back when advertised 1.5 hours. No lighthouse access this year which was done for years and their choice was not mentioning it rather than clarity and honesty with customers that it was not included this year. Trustees response to my concern was equally short and comical. Much better things to support on the island.

My wife and I decided to spend the weekend in Nantucket from October 3rd to October 5th. My…read moredaughter and wife had visited the island several years ago and had a fantastic time. We booked our hotel through their website and found a very reasonable price. The hotel is beautiful, situated right in the center of town, and the staff was very accommodating. I rated it a perfect 10 out of 10, and I plan to stay there every time I visit the island.

Starting with the manager Amanda who is just amazing, everyone who supported her were very…read moreprofessional, courteous and very attentive.