We had an enjoyable trip here this afternoon walking around and grabbing lunch. My husband loved…read morehis sandwich and I really enjoyed the raspberry butter cake. It might have been one of the most delicious desserts I have ever had, my son got a donut and we got a chocolate chip cookie to go. We also got coffee to bring home and I grabbed the cutest tote bag. Staff were super friendly and it's a beautiful place. My son also had a blast on the little playground out front with some other kids. Definitely worth the trip!

I mean, on Nantucket, Bartlett's Farm is an icon. It's a farm, it's a nursery with the most…read morewonderful flowers and bushes, it's a high end grocery store, it's a deli, it's a bakery, it has merch, and so on. Now... everything is going to cost you a pretty penny, but that's Nantucket life for you. In June, you can pick your own strawberries. They offer up breakfast sandwiches, lunch options, they even have daily dinner specials like roast turkey one night and a tri-tip another. Some items are great, somethings are ok and somethings are eh? For a one stop shop though, this place is it. A few things: I don't love the donuts, Bake Shop is way better. The lobster salad is delicious. The sammies? They're fine, Something Natural or Henry's are better options, but they suffice. The cookies are incredible. Their dips, their salads - all so good. The produce? I spend all my money on their tomatoes. Anything they grow, you should buy, anything they don't grow is way overpriced. If you have kids, they have a nice little play structure right by the picnic tables (about 6-8 picnic tables) which is fun for my 3 year old, but also my 7 year old. With that, Bartlett's is a Nantucket legend and we must all bow down to Queen B.

Holy yum. Breakfast bagels were amazing. The bagel itself was dense in a good way. Perfectly crisp…read moreand chewy. Not too hard. I got Asiago cheese bagel (sausage egg and cheese). The white cheese they used (idk which) was so yummy and added perfect flavor to the bagel sandwich. Most days I'd probably only be able to eat half but I was so hungry today so the full sandwich was good. They serve Starbucks and that was perfectly made as well (I got hot white mocha). There was an awkward situation where one staff member tried to hand us our bagel order then the other staff said it's not ready and they proceeded to go back and forth, confusing us as to whether or not we were okay to take the bag. Turns out it was the correct order, but only half of it. One staff member just wanted to put the second half of the order in the same bag and the other didn't understand that - causing confusion for us as well. But good service for us regardless just a little awkward. Cute store and good breakfast options. Would go back!

A must visit food establishment when you are in Nantucket…read more Whether or not you are cooking your own meals, or need prepped foods, NANTUCKET MEAT & FISH MARKET is a must visit. The raw meats & seafood section has a well-curated selection of meats, seafood and cuts. The shelves are stocked with items that will go well with the meat and seafood selections cooked in the manner you'll likely choose. Party items like wine, champagne, charcuterie board elements are available too. Their DELI is a great place to get your LOSTER ROLLS or even CRAB SANDWICHES. They make and serve coffee as well. They have a sizable parking lot which is overflowing with impatient vacationers in certain times of the day. All workers are efficient.

I came to try Millie's Market ice cream after having a meal from Millie's restaurant…read more This little store has a lot of goods inside. They do sell alcohol, but only before 8 pm. The main focus is the dessert here. My wife and I wanted something that was popular and the worker recommended Moose Tracks. It is a vanilla based ice cream with miniature peanut butter chocolate cups and fudge. By far one of the best ice cream flavors I've had. I am usually not a fan of peanut butter and chocolate like Reese's cups, but the pieces inside this ice cream were delightful. The store sells some merchandise including clothing, accessories, some fruits, half-dozen egg cartons. Very impressed with Madeket portion of Nantucket.

This spot used to be a real bodega years ago. While it has a few real food necessities - milk, some…read morefruit, eggs - more than half the store is souvenirs. About 1/4 of the store is alcohol. There's some of the best ice cream on the island. This spot is handy in a pinch, especially given its location. Eat at Millies too while you're at it!

Conveniently located…read more They had everything we needed. We bought drinks and snacks here so we don't have to overpay at retail stores. Fresh flowers, produce, ingredients for us to take back to our rental and cook, prepped foods, chips, etc. Deli has 4 different kinds of cooked chicken. 3 soups, clam chowder is really good. Sushi is ok but very pricey.

okay. in the summertime and you guys close at 12.... please stop closing self checkouts. it creates…read morea weird line at night that isn't necessary. in addition, no matter the amount of groceries, when i come walking into the self checkout area at 9:30, and you guys are open for 2.5 more hours... don't look annoyed. also, i know i have no idea what it takes to close those down & how much time etc, but as one of the highest grossing stop and shops, don't make me feel unwelcome. not to mention, i live here year round. and while i love restocking & they're doing a great job with it, please try not to clog the aisles. when all of your restock carts (a couple in an aisle) and then the workers chatting in a cluster, it's just kinda awkward to say excuse me that many times during my shopping experience, when i would think 9:30 pm would be a safe time to go. i love this store obviously it's where i do all my shopping, but i do think the summer staff could be doing a little better. thank you!

This is the only grocery store and it's right by the port, so if you forgot anything or need to…read morestock up for your time in Nantucket, then this is the place to go. Stop & Shop seems to be an offshoot of Giant Food, but if you have a Giant Food membership, you can't use it here; you have to sign up for a Stop & Shop membership. It's pricey but large and you can find everything you need for vacation. The service was friendly and the staff members were always helpful and upbeat.

I was on the island for the weekend and stopped to pick up some squid for fishing. They had boxes…read morein the freezer. Initially I could not find it so I asked one of the employees who lead me over to the freezer containing the fish. "If we have it it should be here", and sure enough, it was. They have a large public parking lot so that was not a problem. They had what I was looking for so I was happy.

Mini Market La Republica, tucked away on the busy mid-island commercial street of Amelia Drive, is…read morean absolute goldmine. Opened by Wilbert Garcia and Glenys Villafaña, who are of Dominican descent, less than a year ago, this sparkling clean little market is incredibly well stocked with everything you need to make Caribbean, Latin, and South American food at home: yuca, plantains, numerous types of mangos and avocados, bacalhau, cuts of frozen meat and fish, masa, cassava flour, desicated coconut, farofa, hot sauces and spice mixes of all kinds... There is an extensive selection of frozen goods, which I didn't get to peruse closely, since the puppers was waiting in the car. But I did pick up a package of frozen tamales dulces and glimpsed packages of frozen pupusas (which I passed on this time since I'd just picked some up from the Salvadoreña Food Market). To its credit, the local Stop and Shop now carries a few Latin and Caribbean products (think: hibiscus drinks, scotch bonnet sauce, corn tortillas). But places like Mini Market La Republica and Salvadorena Food Market scratch a deeper itch. Friendly young man working the cash register. We're so stoked this place is on Nantucket!

Wow!! This may be the best lobster roll we had on our entire trip to Boston, the Cape and…read more Nantucket! Simply delicious and worth every penny!! They have a beautiful garden area with picnic tables to sit and eat your lobster rolls. We also did the homemade Guacamole and wow that was delicious too! I can't say enough good things to say about the lobster roll and guac from 167. They do have a market on property too for fresh fish, beer/wine and some other small goods. We actually got dropped off at Cisco brewing and walked over here just for that lobster roll. YUM!

Came here after a day at Cisco Beach and WOW was I blown away by their lobster roll!…read more Located on Hummock Pond rd. We came on bikes. Very close to Cisco Brewery and on the way to or from the beach. This is a must-stop. We got two lobster rolls (which come with chips and a pickle) and to drink a sun tea! I was BLOWN away by these lobster rolls. I'm a bit of a lobster roll enthusiast. This was the best cold lobster I've had outside of Maine. They have a slight twist in the classic. Hardy amount of lobster, perfectly cooked, and lightly dressed and topped with chive. I think they drizzle them in a lemon butter too. The bun was outstanding, buttered and then salted, the extra salt is a nice touch. Drooling writing this review and remembering how good they were. They were that good! We also got "Hannah's homemade sun tea", sweet and refreshing. They also have ceviche, guac, and other things on the menu that looked great and I can't wait to try. Staff was friendly and welcoming. They have outside seating with umbrellas for shade. The parking lot gets packed though so come on a bike if you can. A+ 167 Raw, can't wait to come back.

Nice staff, good prices, large variety of items to get, nice view of water, and very cleanread more

Fudge is the only decent option on the island outside of the farmer's market with Murdick's closed,…read morebut SO MUCH AI SIGNAGE. We did okay with 3 kids getting candy for under $20, but I hate seeing the AI everywhere.