I would say it's good but not great. Mac, our guide was knowledgeable and personable but was a…read morelittle dry in presenting it. I will give him credit too, because we encountered a lot of bad drivers and he kept his composure, when I probably wouldn't have. The tour is nice, but not something I can give 5 stars to. Nothing was necessarily wrong or bad about it, it just didn't quite pop with me. A lot of what is presented his classroom type stuff. Mileage may vary, but for me this was more a 'B' tour if we were using school grades.

I wrote a review a couple days ago and the owner responded with a nasty comment, thus proving I was…read moreright about their customer service. They also tried to say I wasn't on their tour, so I am posting proof here that it was their tour I was on for sure, (assuming I can post a photo of their email when I get done with this part.) Here is the review: "Tour was just okay. We didn't stop at things people clearly wanted to stop at and there was a lot that no one cared about. The driver (my wife said his name was Richard) was anxious to get through the tour because there was so much to see in 3 hours... I'm like, okay then let's stop at the stuff people want to take pics of and blow off the rest of this crap. He also zoomed by and barely slowed down long enough to take a photo of something other than the back of the hand of the person sitting in front of you... the hand that was still there because they didn't have time to take a pic either. The driver also talked about Obama and Clinton the ENTIRE tour. I lost count at 8 stories. (This is not an exaggeration.) (Owner denied this could be true... ask anyone else who was on this tour... and I'm sure he uses these stories consistently.) I'm not a staunch anti-dem, but this was simply ridiculous. If Obama ever comes to a sudden stop this guy's head will end up mid-colon or so. Surgery might be necessary. Anyway, I would try a different one if I were you. Tries to pack in too much." (Owner also said they never wanted me to book with them again... lol, pretty sure I wasn't going to?)

Our server Igor was very kind and hospitable, making us feel very welcome in the restaurant. The…read moredecor was chic and ambiance was great

At the new Choco on Kennebunk Avenue and it's beautiful, spacious, and overall a good job. We…read morestopped in for a quick burger, which was outrageous and the crabcakes, which were fantastic. Highly recommended.

Martha's Vineyard Picnic delivered an unforgettable experience that exceeded every expectation for…read moreour baby shower celebration. Juliana curated a stunning setup that felt both personal and magical, making the day truly one-of-a-kind. She thought of everything--an ideal location, charming baby boy-themed touches, a tented play area for our toddlers, music, and even Polaroids for guests to capture memories. Beyond the beautiful aesthetic, Juliana was a joy to work with: organized, communicative, and clearly passionate about what she does. Our guests are still talking about how special and unique the day felt.

From the owner: We are Martha’s Vineyard Picnic, passionate about setting up a dreamy, memorable and special…read moreboutique pop-up picnic. Our designed gourmet romantic picnics offer a unique and enjoyable experience for any occasion.

I was just checking out yelp and I came across MVEA. After seeing all the great reviews I had to…read moreadd my own. Last summer I went to the vineyard for the first time since I was like 7. My boyfriend and I wanted to do something different so we tried kayaking. Our guide was wicked laid back but extremely knowledgeable. Being a little nervous of flipping, he rassured me everything would be fine. I am hoping to get back there this summer....if I can afford the vineyard that is. If we do make it, mvea is on the top of our list because it's affordable and surprisingly a lot of fun. I encourage anybody going to that island to do something different. Skip Aquinnah for a day and see some new areas.

Six months after my kayak experience, I discovered the Groupon coupon that I used wasn't processed…read morebecause I didn't supply the correct page and I owed more money. That in itself wouldn't be so terrible but I found out because they called my PARENTS instead of me to collect this money. I find that wildly invasive especially since I'm happy to pay any money I owe as long as I'm told I owe it! While the tour was great I found this incredibly upsetting because not only was my privacy invaded but my original credit card information I supplied them has clearly been lost. Too bad because the tour was great. I'd be cautious using this company-if you do, don't supply them with your credit card information because they mismanaged that information. Be careful using groupons or they might call your parents!

Martha's Vineyard, MA (as Amity Island)…read more When I hear of Martha's Vineyard I only know to associate it to Presidential vacations and retreats but there's so much more charm to it and I want to go back! Edgartown was the first town we visited at Martha's Vineyard. Located on the eastern side of the Island, Edgartown is a quiet, lovely village with a deep history of its New England whaling past... we enjoyed some shopping at local souvenir shops. We had lunch at the Seafood Shanty and stopped by the Ice Cream and Candy Bazaar for some ice cream and chocolates. This is the town where they filmed some of the scenes from Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster "Jaws." The original sign used for Amity National Bank was displayed inside the Edgartown Nat'l Bank. We hopped on the VTA Bus #5 that took us to the Town of Aquinnah. It is the least populous town on the island. Here we were able to view the the multicolored clay cliffs of the Gay Head Cliffs and its surroundings including the Gay Head Lighthouse. That lighthouse was featured in Jaws too. Lastly, we got off the VTA Bus #13 at the Town of Oak Bluffs located at the northeastern shore of the island. This town is contrast to the old world charm of Edgartown and the vast fields at Aquinnah. Oak Bluffs is a vibrant and happening town. We saw the the Flying Horses Carousel but we totally missed the Gingerbread Houses! ... now I want to go back to MV again and see those pastel-colored cottages. Btw, there are no actual vineyards on Martha's Vineyard and the island is only accessible from the mainland via ferry. Review #3034

We were looking for brunch. I guess breakfast ends at 11 on Saturday…read more Fortunately, I had a Cape Cod Rubin (with Haddock). It was amazing. I just couldn't stop talking about it. I will come back here for sure for the outstanding combination of flavors. My boyfriend had delicious the meatloaf sandwich. The staff was extra friendly. Highly recommended!

Stopped in for lunch on a whim while driving through Falmouth. Biggest problem was finding…read moreparking. Both lots were full so we waited for a spot to open up. Our server was pleasant enough and the small restaurant was cute. Bar, hightop, booth and table seating are available. I ordered the fish and chips while my wife ordered the fish tacos with sweet potato fries. The fish tacos were very good but had too much cilantro but the taste was very fresh. My fish and chips was excellent. The fish was cooked perfectly, flaky and still glistening. The batter was crispy and was thicker than tempura but thinner than beer batter. The only issue was a fairly small portion size. My wife had the same amount of fish on her tacos. We did have dessert, which was unusual for us. My pecan pie was extremely well done and had a wonderful flavor. Only way to make it better would be to serve it cold, not room temperature...but that's just personal preference. My wife got the tapioca pudding, which was a little less successfully prepared. The texture wasn't bad, it was served cold but had to option to be heated and the serving size was good. It just didn'tdidnt have much flavor...tasted more like a custard, but it was even bland for that. Over all? Very positive experience and we will be back

Yum!great luscious lobster. Quick good service.only problem is lack of seating.but that's not…read moreenough to counter the majestic lobster rolls.

We had heard about this pop up Lobster Roll stand on the edge of Falmouth along the Woods Hole Rd…read more We found a day that they were open, when we were free on a quick trip to town this year. It's located in a parking lot area near an old pub and you can park in that lot if you stay to eat here. It is simple and plain, a small family run operation, and there is but one picnic table in a shady area with a lawn, if you want to stay and eat. Most people seemed to grab and go. We planned to stay and shared the table, first with a family visiting from VA and as they left, a local Uber Driver on a lunch break stopped by, which she said she did when she was in that part of town at lunchtime. We had casual conversations with both. The lobster was pre-measured in little bags, obviously steamed, shelled and portioned for rolls in a kitchen somewhere. The other foods offered were hot dogs for kids and andouille sausage on rolls too. There were typical canned sodas to drink and bags of chips. Cars stopped by and did literally, grab and go, causing some traffic backups and horn honking on such a busy road. It was the simplest and blandest roll of our trip, although freshly steamed lobster meat, which we cannot easily get at home in CO for such a low price. I'm not sure it is worth going out of your way for, but if you are driving by, it's a quick stop.

The establishment provides generous parking facilities at the front and side. The décor features an…read moreopen-frame design with covered and outdoor seating areas. Notably, the building is new, constructed with large beams which bears the inscription '2019' Upon entering the brewery, we ordered directly at the bar before proceeding to take seats at a table. Our selection comprised a range of beers, specifically two flights that included a summer ale, Shoulder Saison, Belgian Quad, Mischievous Mermaid, Hey Honey, Raspberry Sour, and Martha's Vineyard, thoughtfully arranged by the bartender in order from lightest to darkest. All the beers were delightful. As we were merely stopping by for drinks, we did not partake in the food offerings, although the pizzas ordered by fellow patrons looked appetizing.

We stopped here on a rainy day. Very family friendly. We each tried a beet and shared some tasty…read morechicken wings. The servers were friendly and a nice relaxing atmosphere.

What a great place to spend the day! I love their wine slushies! The grounds and seating areas are…read moreso warm and inviting. You can purchase food from one area and wine flights and a variety of wines from another area! They also had entertainment! The gift shop is quite nice and I picked up a few bottles of wine. On this particular day they also had vendors selling jewelry, soaps and scrubs and various other items. It truly was a wonderful day!

Wine was ok. Gave use issue with Real ID photo of 25 yo in group and hounded us. General Manager…read morewas a rude and kept repeating it's the law. We were all wearing 21+ wrist bands from another bar we proved age, and to not accept a proof of id that the fed government accepts to fly, you would expect them to be more reasonable. Won't be going there again for mediocre wine. Frequent wineries and this is one where I won't return to.

We used Island Queen Ferry as transportation to and from Martha's Vineyard on a family vacation…read more The trip was smooth and the staff was friendly!

Highly recommended! Very good ferry to Martha's Vineyard from Falmouth. Was clean, on time, offered…read moreon ship amenities like a bar, etc. seating was fantastic. Great job!