My husband and I had the best time with Julia and Ryan on their Oyster Farm Tour. Captain + Oyster…read morefarmer Ryan custom built the coolest boat to tour around Katama Harbor. The BYO private tour took us to their oyster farms and taught us about sustainable oyster farming. We learned so much and then got to enjoy the fruits of their labor - fresh oysters literally plucked and shucked before our eyes, Julia's take on Oysters Rockefeller- topped with crunchy bbq chips - and fresh seared scallops made on the boat. Truly the best (and most delicious) experience on MV! We had a blast eating, drinking and boating around. 10/10 experience that everyone should take advantage of!

I've visited Martha's Vineyard on several occasions and this past trip was my favorite, thanks to…read morethe Signature Oyster Farm tour. My girlfriends did it over the summer and decided to treat our group this past weekend because it was so fantastic. It was so interesting and the oysters were incredible. If you are ever in MV, do yourself a favor to book this your. It was an absolute blast and will be one of the most memorable times.

One of my favorite restaurants on the island and a place that I always come back to. If you are…read morevegan, and looking for upscale dining this should be your first stop. Their menu changes every year but they always make sure to have at least one amazing vegan dish. The ambiance is cozy and elevated and the service is truly exceptional.

I'd like to comment on the impeccable guest service. Linda went out of her way to make sure we were…read moresatisfied. It really seemed like a high priority! Hurley (our server) was very attentive and accommodating. We had an overall great experience! The food was out of this world. I had the steak and it was delicious and my partner had the short rib and it was so tender. Amazing meal! Desserts left nothing to be desired. They were just as on point as our meals.

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.

Tucked-away inn, big-night-out food. We started at the Mermaid Bar with a plate of local oysters…read more(briny, ice-cold, gone in about four minutes) and a round of bubbles that made everything feel fancier than it needed to be. Then came the scallops, seared to that perfect crusty-on-the-outside, butter-soft-inside finish, sitting in risotto with bacon and crisp green apple for a sweet-tart snap. Genuinely one of the best scallop dishes I've had on-island. The cocktail program deserves a shoutout too, mine came dark, moody, and dressed with a little flower garnish from Bridget's garden that made it look like it belonged in a much more expensive bar tab. The tasting menu ($115, four courses, MV-sourced ingredients) is a commitment but if you want a proper date-night splurge, this is the move. Only knock: it's a destination, not a walk-by, so plan the drive and maybe a reservation. Would go back just for the scallops and oysters alone. I am lucky enough to be able to ride my bike here!!

Galen and Bridget made our son's wedding absolutely magical. From the impeccably tended grounds and…read moreflower beds/gardens, to the food, to the service - it was an experience to cherish forever! They anticipated every need (glasses of water and lemonade for the guests in the garden awaiting the start of the wedding on a sunny afternoon - yes please!) and every single staff we encountered were pleasant, helpful and friendly! Without hesitation I would recommend Lambert's Cove Inn for your special event!

While my husband's family is from the island, we bought a home there just three years ago and have…read morebeen going to Eden Gardens ever since. What keeps us coming back is the awesome selection and quality of plants; the variety of garden decor, pots, and planters; their Plant of the Week and senior discounts; and the incredible service that Brandy and her team provide. Brandy has helped us countless times, answering our questions and pointing us to just the right plant. She's done an incredible job with the displays this year. If you haven't been lately, go check it out and get something to liven up your garden.

The staff here is excellent! They know their plants and they're more than willing to help answer…read morequestions and provide guidance. During one visit, we actually helped another customer load up some mulch in her car. The staff saw us do this and we've all been best of friends ever since. It paid off to our advantage as we later found a plant we wanted but wouldn't fit into our car. One of the staff said, 'no problem' and offered to deliver it to us. Not only does the team rock at this location, they also have a great selection of plants. They obviously don't have the space to offer as much as the Edgartown location but they make up for it with their service and can-do attitude!

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.

Sandy is absolutely amazing!! She helped us plan our backyard wedding in Edgartown this past…read moresummer. Working with her was so easy and she made everything stress-free. She helped create exactly what I had pictured for our small wedding. Highly recommend!

Hands down the best decision we made hiring Sandy as our wedding planner. She is not only…read moreprofessional and extremely responsive, but kind, had amazing connections, and does an amazing job keeping the bride calm during a highly stressful time. She understood my vision from day 1 and delivered above and beyond. She is the best!

Randi recently did the photos for our wedding on the island, and it was a dream. We had a tight…read morebudget but knew we really wanted to splurge on the best photographer, and she was fantastic. Very laid back and confidence-inspiring. She helped us visualize our wedding in a different way that was even really helpful for planning, and she walked us through different options for when and how to take photos with guests (receiving line, candid, a private space, etc.) and the schedule of the day from a photographer's perspective. She asked for a list of all the people we wanted formal shots with in advance and had a grip on who was who, to make sure she got everyone. She was very communicative and even checked in the week of the wedding to make sure nothing had changed in the schedule or guest list and walk through the logistics one last time. It all made it very easy the day of, and you can tell in our photos! We got a sneak peek of 5 photos just a few days later and they are incredible. Couldn't have asked for better! They are artistic and creative while not detracting from us as the couple and she got some very insightful shots of us. Thanks, Randi!

We used Randi Baird as our wedding photographer and it was unfortunately a big disappointment to…read moreus. The result was sloppy pictures and prints. Randi forgot to take photos of our family members, she was not detail oriented and was not professional. It took six months to get our Thank You Cards. The quality of these were poor and the cards had to be re-printed four times. Randi did not listen and did not pay attention to how we wanted things. In addition, the expensive ($1,500) Wedding Book that we ordered was a mess. Randi did not spend any time putting the book together but wanted us to do the work ourselves. Most of the pictures were "redish" in color and did not go well together. We would not recommend Randi Baird to anyone and are highly disappointed with her work and way to work. DO NOT BOTHER with this "photographer"!