The SURF SHOP is great!…read more And so is their COFFEE! The surf shop has excellent selections and has a section for their collab. Their baristas made excellent espresso drinks... and there was even a small space for you to enjoy your coffee. Short line to order. But they work through the line VERY quickl

Great new addition for menswear on Nantucket. Eclectic selection, both new and vintage. And amazing…read morecoffee!

I really like this store! The clothes here suit my aesthetic and vibe more than a lot of the other…read morestores in town, and prices are reasonable too. Don't get me wrong, I have enjoyed people watching others wearing their Nantucket reds and sweaters thrown over their shoulders but that look is so not me. I was able to pick up a few shirts, a sticker, Nantucket themed charms for my son's Crocs, and a few bracelets as gifts. I think I might come back today to pick up a ring I liked and a few more bracelets. The staff were super friendly and helpful as well!

Definition of awful customer service. We saw a jacket in the window and with my 90-year-old dad,…read morewho has difficulty walking, we went in so I could try it on. The sales associate just said oh yeah it's over there. I didn't know what she was directing me too, I asked her she said there. I said I still don't see it, could you help me, no one else in the shop. She shows me a different jacket and when I ask if the one in the window is the only one and can I try it, she said that she would ask her boss when the boss got off the phone. The boss was standing right by the jacket in the window, which I easily could've taken down myself but now couldn't since we had to wait for the bosses permission. The boss chatted for at least five minutes while we were there and I just said let's go, I don't want to wait until she finishes her conversation. My dad is elderly and frail and it's not easy for him to walk or wait around. Thanks guys!

this place is dope (which means good). to the young woman at the front desk, your name escapes us…read morebut you were as hilarious as helpful as was everyone we encountered at Cook's. we rented a couple of e-bikes which stand for electric or maybe electronic (both can be true) and got to see much more of the island than if we had just walked around. *side note - to the cobblestone streets of the downtown Nantucket area. my tender backside (from the opening at the end of the alimentary canal to just past the prostrate) gives you 1 star. while you are charming, riding a bike over you is like pedaling over a dried-up river bed. But that's my fault. I veered from the map and after years of therapy am ready to take responsibility for my own actions. I am growing. we checked out some beaches...Madaket where we hit up MIllies Market, getting a couple of waters as my tummy was still full from breakfast. Then made our way to Cisco where on the way back happened upon 167 RAW. had the best fish tacos ever. the ceviche was also top notch as was the 167 lager. A lady with a dog named Linda (might be Lisa) told us to go to Island KItchen the next morning for breakfast which we did. solid recommendation. 167raw.com/nantucket/ we saw a Brant Point Lighthouse. anybody see that movie The Lighthouse? heard they eat the same plate of slop every night. anyways the brant point lighthouse has 4.7 stars which I'm not sure how you review a lighthouse but so be it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brant_Point_Light, we used them to ride to dinner one night at Proprietors where everything on the menu is amazing and the inside of the restaurant is really cool. riding at night is tricky so bring a torch. www.proprietorsnantucket.com/ Lastly, we stopped by the Whalers museum before returning the bikes and flying out. I purchased a Bo'sun Whistle which should be called a sea flute, either way, my family hates it. my point is we were able to get out and explore this beautiful island alongside old yet still active people not dragging rolling bags off a ferry over the rolling brick sidewalks of Nantucket. they are beautiful but a death sentence to anyone with weak ankles. how were we able to do all of this you ask? the good people of Cook's swapped out our batteries when they were getting low. use this business if you can. we got a shirt and hat also.

I don't get the poor reviews. We were able to rent cruisers no problem. And drop off was quick and…read moreeasy. I don't know what else you need.

Great experience kiting with these guys. John booked the lesson with me over the phone and was…read moregreat about getting back to me. I am almost impossible to get in touch with and he hung in there until we connected. Lesson booked. Jake the instructor connected and reconfirmed the night prior to our lesson, couple texts back and forth, locked in gear, confirmed wetsuit needs etc. Morning of, one more text to confirm we were on and wind was looking promising. We met at 1p, discussed my lack of experience (one other day of lessons with another solid outfit in NY a year prior) and off we went. Jake's patience and ability to explain what would help me was Yoda-like. A little over an hour and I was up and riding both directions. Great job and many thanks to John and Jake. I will be back and will reach out soon.

We did 5 days of lessons in one week and can not recommend this school more! We went from absolute…read morenovice kiteboarders to zipping around Nantucket Sound AND learned how to hydrofoil behind a boat. The instructors were all fantastic. So thank you Ellie, Cam, Nick, Lucca, and Payton for all of your instruction and positivity (and chasing us around the water as we wiped out hundreds of times).

My kids have fallen head over heels in love with (1) surf camp; (2) the private lessons with Russel…read moreand Nate this year; and (3) private lessons with Robbie and others in prior years. Kids do kind of run the place and there's massive turnover from year to year. But Gary (a Nantucket native) seems to consistently lead a fairly happy, good natured team. Instructors work really, really hard and, in our experience, have imparted some important wisdom about when to stand, when to jump ship, and when to take a wave. Maybe even more importantly, they've nurtured our kids' love of surfing -- and that may be a lifelong thing. In general, Cisco has beautiful, long, gentle waves, and Gary seems to use good judgment about when to cancel classes because of choppy waves or other unfavorable conditions. Mahalo.

Website said 8am so we were there, excited to surf. Waited for 35 minutes and no one showed. Left…read moremessage. Gary shows up with a surly unapologetic attitude, makes a sarcastic comment to me and my kids about getting out of the way so he can park his truck, and proceeds to deny that his website says 8am (see picture). I get that we're on island time and this is surfing, but there is no excuse for being rude to anyone and especially customers. You wasted an hour of 4 people's time this morning Gary.

Delivered right to the dock, amazing communication - couldn't have been nicer. The e bikes are the…read moreway to go!

Great service - had a bike assembled in less than 24 hours and am very happy with result. Thanks…read moreEasy Riders!

There was the nicest girl Evelyn she answered the phone and walked my kids and I through the whole…read moreprocess. This was last year so i'm not sure if she's still working. My kids LOVED their instructor, his name was Jack I believe and they absolutely loved him. He cracked jokes and made the kids love surfing. Jack was the reason they requested another lesson! thanks ACK surf school!

We have used ACK Surf School for a few years. Impeccable service, wonderful instructors ( we have…read morehad many different instructors over the years and they have ALL been kind, fun, encouraging and personable). Great school for even young, first-time surfers.

While recently on a family vacation, I lost my drone due to strong wind gusts and motor…read moremalfunction, over the ocean... Nantucket Sound (thank God it wasn't "surf side!"). The drone went down about 600 feet out from shore. Telemetry reported its final altitude of -9.5 feet (low tide). I pretty much thought it was lost forever at that point. Here's where Fuller Diving came to the rescue. I was able to hire them, and give them all the info I had on the drone's last location. They found it! It was at the last known GPS coordinates, about 12 feet deep (high tide). If you lose anything in the Ocean while on the Island, give Fuller Diving a call! They are reasonably priced, and know their stuff!

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