Explore the cobblestones of Main Street, grab a pair of classic Nantucket Reds at Murray's Toggery Shop, stop for a smoothie at Lemon Press, and so much more.

Biking is one of the best ways to explore Nantucket, with miles of scenic paths connecting town, beaches, and lighthouses. See the island the way it was meant to be seen.

A beautifully restored 19th-century candle factory turned museum, the Whaling Museum offers a glimpse into Nantucket’s maritime past. Guests can explore fascinating exhibits, including a dramatic 46-foot whale skeleton. Located in the heart of town, it’s a unique and memorable stop during your stay.

Siasconset, commonly known as ‘Sconset, is located at the eastern end of Nantucket. Originally a fishing village, this picturesque community boasts charming, rose-covered cottages. The Bluff Walk is a public footpath along the east shore bluffs behind private houses.

Sconset can be reached via Uber, the WAVE public bus, or by bike via the Milestone or Polpis bike paths.

Established in 1746, Brant Point Lighthouse is America's second oldest lighthouse. This charming lighthouse is easily walkable from town and great for pictures.

Tapas-style Asian fusion. Great cocktails and wine list, and we highly recommend their signature table feasts. Reservations can be made 7 days in advance.

A chic hot spot, LoLa stands for longitude latitude. The restaurant specializes in cuisines from the 41st parallel, featuring sushi, specialty cocktails, and gourmet burgers.

Sustainable meats, vegetable obsessed, and shared plates. Lively piano bar nightly.

Upscale nautical-themed restaurant. Serves primarily seafood and is ideally located right along the marina.

Family friendly pick featuring classic tavern eats, amazing sushi, and craft beers. Eat downstairs for a classic tavern feel, upstairs for a brighter experience, or outside on the patio for alfresco dining.

Upscale beachside dining at its best. Wonderful atmosphere and menu. A very short drive out of town. Best place for a sunset cocktail.

Located just a 15-minute drive from town in beautiful ‘Sconset, Chanticleer serves a seasonal menu that is locally sourced.

Unassuming surf shack overlooking the water in Madaket. Family friendly, Tex-Mex mixed with New England favorites. A drive from town. Come for the Madaket Mysteries, stay for the sunset.

One whiff of the waffle cones from down the street, and you’ll get the hype. The best homemade ice cream on island. Unfortunately, it’s indeed worth waiting in line for.

Iconic for a reason.

Since 2014, Handlebar has been serving the best artisanal coffee on the island.

Open year-round, Corner Table is a welcoming spot to enjoy wholesome food and premium coffee. Whether you’re dining indoors, relaxing on their patio, or grabbing something on the go, it’s a space designed for gathering and connection.

Born & Bread is an artisanal bread bakery and cafe located in downtown. Their focus is naturally leavened organic sourdough, which goes through a 20-40 hour cold fermentation process to develop its signature taste.

The Hub has been the center of activity for as long as anyone can remember. It’s the perfect place to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee or read the daily newspaper from the benches outside overlooking Main Street.

Straight Wharf Restaurant's offshoot breakfast and lunch cafe known for their legendary turkey sandwich.

Cozy coffee shop serving custom-made and freshly roasted coffee beans from Nantucket Coffee Roasters.