The English Room’s Nantucket Travel Guide
If you have not already figured out from my zillion Instagram pics Nantucket is one of my favorite places on the planet. I have only been there a handful of times and each time I fall more in love with this charming Island. I don’t know how to explain it but unlike any where else I have ever been.
It truly is #myhappyplace.
I specifically bought a lottery ticket because when I hit it big this will be where I purchased my next abode. In the meantime, I will plan summer visits and continue to dream. I
have together my Nantucket Guide for you. There are so many fabulous shops, restaurants and hotels I have condensed the info to give you the best of the best.
The English Room’s Nantucket Travel Guide
76 Main– also a Lark property so it is guaranteed to be chic!
White Elephant– fine and fancy
Source for other good info is Nantucket Black Book
Shopping:
Skinny Dip Nantucket– 23 Old South Wharf
The Love Shack – 10 Old South Wharf
Space– 4 Old South Wharf
The Styleliner– 20 Old South Wharf
Murray’s Toggery Shop– The only place a local will get a pair of Nantucket Reds, Murray’s has been a staple on the island for the past 70 years.
Breakfast:
Handlebar Cafe– try the ‘Cinna-Croissant’
‘Scones Market – Cult Blueberry Muffins
The Downyflake– donuts
Island Kitchen– Breakfast is especially popular here, namely the omelets, eggs Benedict, and roasted turkey hash.
Lunch:
Millie’s– great spot out in Madaket perfect to pack a picnic at sunset
Something Natural– great sandwiches
The Summer House– if you want a fancy lunch in Sconset with lovely views.
Claudette’s Sandwich Shop – casual great sandwiches in Sconset
Dinner:
Cru is one of our favorite stops for lunch at the harbor. We love their lobster rolls, mussels, and rosé!
Galley Beach is the most beautiful spot to have dinner on the beach at sunset; you can literally dine feet from the water, enjoying the freshest seafood—and the gorgeous view.
Lola 41– A hot spot for locals, Lola 41 serves everything from sushi to burgers in a contemporary space. There’s also a full bar and inventive cocktail list.
Brant Point Grille– great brunch buffet
Queequeg’s– heard it is delish!
Bars:
Chicken Box – Late night fun and live music
The Proprietors Bar & Table
The unusual—and unusually named—cocktails (like the “Verde, Genuine, Edenic” made with fair-trade quinoa vodka, field arugula syrup, and kale and lemon juices) are reason enough to stop by this restaurant, housed in a historic white-clapboard house downtown.
Ice Cream and Treats:
The Juice Bar – must have a waffle cone…wait in the long line
To Do:
Brant Point Lighthouse
Bar at Galley Beach
The “Dead End” sign at the end of Tom Nevers
A sunset on Madaket Beach
Buy a Lightship basket
Sankaty Head Lighthouse
Bartlett’s Farm.
*An afternoon at Cisco Brewers– A casual spot with a beer hall–like atmosphere, it also has a great wine list and cocktail menu and weekly live music acts.* – MUST DO
Getting Around:
Rent a Jeep or a mini…such fun
Cruise the island on two wheels with rentals from Nantucket Bike Shop or Young’s Bicycle Shop
UBER
Source for other good info is Nantucket Black Book
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