Dining at The Summer House is as much about the setting as it is the food, with two distinct oceanfront experiences in ’Sconset. The main restaurant offers a romantic, candlelit atmosphere with live piano music and elevated coastal cuisine, while the Beachside Bistro delivers relaxed, open-air dining just steps from the sand. Together, they capture the full spectrum of Nantucket dining, from elegant evenings to laid-back afternoons by the ocean.
Town delivers a vibrant, high-energy dining experience in downtown Nantucket, known for its sushi, bold fusion dishes, and craft cocktails. The lively dining room flows into the iconic outdoor Tree Bar, creating a social atmosphere that feels as much nightlife as it does restaurant. Whether you’re stopping in for dinner or late-night drinks, it’s one of the island’s most dynamic places to gather.
Located inside Nantucket Memorial Airport, Crosswinds is a casual, all-day restaurant known for generous portions, daily specials, and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner year-round, it offers everything from classic comfort food to quick takeout, with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the airfield. It’s a go-to spot for both locals and travelers looking for a dependable, no-fuss meal on the island.
Sushi Sean 11:11 Market & Bistro offers a fresh, creative take on Japanese cuisine in a relaxed, modern setting. Known for made-to-order sushi, ramen, and bold specialty rolls, the menu blends traditional techniques with local ingredients and playful flavors. Whether dining in, grabbing takeout, or booking catering, it delivers an approachable yet elevated Nantucket dining experience.
Queequeg’s is a cozy New American bistro tucked just off Main Street, offering a refined yet relaxed dining experience in downtown Nantucket. Known for its eclectic menu built around fresh, seasonal ingredients, it blends comfort and creativity across both indoor dining and a charming outdoor patio. With a warm atmosphere, thoughtful wine selection, and consistently strong dishes, it’s a favorite for those seeking a quieter, more intimate dinner in town.
Bartlett’s Farm is Nantucket’s largest and oldest working farm, offering a full market experience just minutes from downtown. Set on hundreds of acres near the south shore, it combines fresh local produce, a prepared food kitchen, bakery, grocery market, and garden center all in one place. Whether you’re picking up beach picnic essentials, grabbing a quick meal, or browsing flowers and home goods, it’s a staple stop that captures everyday island life.
Rose & Crown is one of Nantucket’s longest-running and most recognizable pubs, serving food, drinks, and entertainment in the heart of downtown. By day, it’s a casual, welcoming spot for burgers, beer, and relaxed meals. By night, it shifts into a lively bar with DJs, karaoke, and dancing, making it one of the island’s go-to late-night destinations.
The Brotherhood of Thieves is a Nantucket staple with over 50 years of history, blending classic pub charm with a multi-level dining and bar experience in the heart of downtown. Downstairs, the 1840s-style whaling pub serves comfort favorites, while upstairs offers a lively surf-inspired restaurant, outdoor patio, and the Notch Whiskey Bar. With everything from burgers and seafood to sushi and craft cocktails, it’s one of the island’s most dynamic spots to eat, drink, and gather.
Siam To Go offers quick, flavorful Thai cuisine in the heart of Nantucket, perfect for takeout or a casual meal on the go. Known for its bold curries, noodle dishes, and fresh ingredients, it’s a go-to spot when you want something fast without sacrificing flavor. Whether picking up dinner or ordering ahead, it delivers a convenient and satisfying break from traditional island fare.
Kitty Murtagh’s offers a warm, welcoming Irish pub experience just outside downtown Nantucket, with hearty comfort food, cold drinks, and a laid-back atmosphere. From classic dishes like fish and chips and shepherd’s pie to a full bar and live music, it’s a go-to spot for casual dining without the crowds. Tucked away from the bustle, it feels local, relaxed, and easy to settle into.