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    The Sconset Market

    3.7 (28 reviews)
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    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    The Sconset Market - Out front! - Grocery Near Me - Siasconset, Massachusetts
    The Sconset Market - Front - Grocery Near Me - Siasconset, Massachusetts
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    Meg C.

    It's a fun little market for those staying on Sconset to grab anything they forgot in town. The prices are quite expensive though, your paying for the convenience. If you came for the evening, I recommend grabbing a snack or drink and heading to Sconset beach around 6:30 for pre-dinner drinks. It's great for an ice cream run after dinner! Kid's love riding their bikes down there at night. They have toys, produce, baking goods, canned goods, diary, postcards and touristy knickknacks, magazines, newspapers, advil etc. Small parking lot available, bike parking, air pumps for tires and walkable to Sconset beach.

    Ice cream window
    Nanci P.

    The neighborhood grocery store with fresh fruit & vegetables that serves drip coffee (no espresso), small selection of desserts, breakfast sandwiches and ice cream. If you're in the area, you should check it out. Not worth the trip to sconset for unless you're planning to check out the other cute shops around it. They also have a small section sell cute home goods and gifts.

    Pre-made sandwiches
    Pat G.

    Stopped here on a bike ride a few days ago to pick up two sandwiches (roast beef/provolone/horseradish mayo and ham/Swiss/honey mustard) and a large cup of ice cream. The sandwiches are pre-made but still mostly fresh. The bread wasn't great and tasted a bit old but they use lettuce between the bread and sauce to keep the bread from getting soggy which was a good idea. The meat, cheese and condiments were very good. Overall I'd give these sandwiches 3 stars and would probably go with a made-to-order option (e.g. a wrap) next time. The ice cream was amazing and kept this from being a 3-star review. We had a plot of the Mississippi Mud (coffee with oreo chunks) and S'mores. Both were some of the best ice cream I've had in recent memory. The guy taking the order at the window was friendly enough and generally pleasant to interact with.

    Out front!

    The Sconset Market is the perfect spot to stock up on snacks and drinks for the beach, fresh produce and meats for the BBQ, or that random thing you forgot for your vacation. Serving as a general store with coffee, ice cream, and plenty of lunch options, the Sconset Market is a must hit location when visiting this side of the Island.

    Alexandra S.

    I like this store more than I should given the high prices here. But the service is good, the store is charming and it is especially convenient if you are staying in the Sconset area of the island. I love the old-fashioned look of this place right down to the worn wood floors. You can find most everything here from groceries to other essentials but this is not where you want to do the bulk of your grocery shopping I stopped in to pick up some grapefruit juice when we decided we wanted Greyhound cocktails.....vodka and grapefruit juice and very refreshing on a hot evening. The price for a quart bottle of Tropicana brand grapefruit juice (ie nothing fancy) was $4.25 which is ridiculous when you can get a half gallon of the same thing for less than that at Stop and Shop. But as stores like this know, convenience often trumps rational shopping decisions. There are local items here too like post-cards, faux Nantucket baskets, touristy refrigerator magnets and the like. You can also get coffee, muffins, ice cream cones, cheese, sandwiches, bags of ice and locally grown veggies. This is the stop for your New York Times, Boston Globe or the Nantucket newspaper. It seems like this is a gathering place of sorts for the neighbors which is nice. Sconset Market has its merits and I'm glad it's here but I know going in I'm going to pay through the nose for most things. Sometimes I can just suck it up because of the convenience factor and other times I know it's best to keep driving down the road.

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    Cute spot. Delicious ice cream. Don't try the chicken salad. Lots of convenient items. Friendly staff.

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    7 years ago

    We stayed at Big Enough. Very convenient market, but very overpriced ice cream, but cheap soda.

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    Absolutely horrible! The prices are criminal, the service is rude and condescending, and the food is mediocre. Horrible establishment.

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    The best homemade blueberry muffins! Get there fast they sell out quickly.

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    Bartlett's Farm - Bodacious cupcake

    Bartlett's Farm

    4.1(79 reviews)
    8.8 mi
    $$

    We had an enjoyable trip here this afternoon walking around and grabbing lunch. My husband loved…read morehis sandwich and I really enjoyed the raspberry butter cake. It might have been one of the most delicious desserts I have ever had, my son got a donut and we got a chocolate chip cookie to go. We also got coffee to bring home and I grabbed the cutest tote bag. Staff were super friendly and it's a beautiful place. My son also had a blast on the little playground out front with some other kids. Definitely worth the trip!

    I mean, on Nantucket, Bartlett's Farm is an icon. It's a farm, it's a nursery with the most…read morewonderful flowers and bushes, it's a high end grocery store, it's a deli, it's a bakery, it has merch, and so on. Now... everything is going to cost you a pretty penny, but that's Nantucket life for you. In June, you can pick your own strawberries. They offer up breakfast sandwiches, lunch options, they even have daily dinner specials like roast turkey one night and a tri-tip another. Some items are great, somethings are ok and somethings are eh? For a one stop shop though, this place is it. A few things: I don't love the donuts, Bake Shop is way better. The lobster salad is delicious. The sammies? They're fine, Something Natural or Henry's are better options, but they suffice. The cookies are incredible. Their dips, their salads - all so good. The produce? I spend all my money on their tomatoes. Anything they grow, you should buy, anything they don't grow is way overpriced. If you have kids, they have a nice little play structure right by the picnic tables (about 6-8 picnic tables) which is fun for my 3 year old, but also my 7 year old. With that, Bartlett's is a Nantucket legend and we must all bow down to Queen B.

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    Bartlett's Farm - Bartletts garden center

    Bartletts garden center

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    Mr. Popular breakfast

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    Nantucket Meat & Fish Market

    Nantucket Meat & Fish Market

    4.4(23 reviews)
    6.2 mi
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    Holy yum. Breakfast bagels were amazing. The bagel itself was dense in a good way. Perfectly crisp…read moreand chewy. Not too hard. I got Asiago cheese bagel (sausage egg and cheese). The white cheese they used (idk which) was so yummy and added perfect flavor to the bagel sandwich. Most days I'd probably only be able to eat half but I was so hungry today so the full sandwich was good. They serve Starbucks and that was perfectly made as well (I got hot white mocha). There was an awkward situation where one staff member tried to hand us our bagel order then the other staff said it's not ready and they proceeded to go back and forth, confusing us as to whether or not we were okay to take the bag. Turns out it was the correct order, but only half of it. One staff member just wanted to put the second half of the order in the same bag and the other didn't understand that - causing confusion for us as well. But good service for us regardless just a little awkward. Cute store and good breakfast options. Would go back!

    A must visit food establishment when you are in Nantucket…read more Whether or not you are cooking your own meals, or need prepped foods, NANTUCKET MEAT & FISH MARKET is a must visit. The raw meats & seafood section has a well-curated selection of meats, seafood and cuts. The shelves are stocked with items that will go well with the meat and seafood selections cooked in the manner you'll likely choose. Party items like wine, champagne, charcuterie board elements are available too. Their DELI is a great place to get your LOSTER ROLLS or even CRAB SANDWICHES. They make and serve coffee as well. They have a sizable parking lot which is overflowing with impatient vacationers in certain times of the day. All workers are efficient.

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    Nantucket Meat & Fish Market - Veggie maki ... probably the best sushi we've found in the island even though it's premade supermarket sushi

    Veggie maki ... probably the best sushi we've found in the island even though it's premade supermarket sushi

    Nantucket Meat & Fish Market - Tuna avocado maki with commendably high quality fish.

    Tuna avocado maki with commendably high quality fish.

    Nantucket Meat & Fish Market

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    Sayle's Seafood - View from patio

    Sayle's Seafood

    4.0(171 reviews)
    6.8 mi
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    Sayle's is my new seafood obsession. Mostly because I love having an easy access to a fish…read moresandwich. There's a place to park, I can walk in, order a fried fish sandwich, look at some lobsters in a tank for ten minutes (the best part) and be out the door with a hot n ready fried fish sandwich in my hands. On my last visit, the woman at the counter was so happy. I was already happy because I was getting a fried fish sandwich. And then I was feeding off of her energy, and I was just having such a great moment in Sayle's Seafood! Now, I could sit in and eat here and bask in their fishy glory since there are tables, but I have yet to do so. I also love the view of the harbor from the front porch and that it's tucked down that little street and the vibe is so island that it contributes to the over-romanticism of Nantucket that happens in my mind but that's okay. The fish sandwich was really good. The time before that, I ordered the clam strips side, which was a lot smaller than I believed it was going to be. They were small individual pieces and fried well-done, while I do prefer a softer crunch. Next time, I will order the clam strip platter which comes with accoutrements. I also had their clam chowder, which I also thought was pretty good. I will be back for more seafood, and I hope that it is soon!

    I've heard massively good things about Sayle's from my friends who live in the island, year round…read more Well, thing is, it's a take out place. They do have a couple of tables outside, but it was kind of a cool and windy day and not enjoyable to be sitting out. Darn shame. Seafood was alive in tanks. Everything was very fresh. Prices very reasonable. Too bad they do not have a real eating area, not a restaurant, but a place where you can sit, use utensils, and enjoy.

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    Sayle's Seafood - Lobster Dinner (1 1/2 lb)

    Lobster Dinner (1 1/2 lb)

    Sayle's Seafood - Poco Meadow - medium-large oysters with medium salinity, and earthy-cucumber finish

    Poco Meadow - medium-large oysters with medium salinity, and earthy-cucumber finish

    Sayle's Seafood - Little Neck Clams on Half Shell (6pc) with Lemon & Cocktail Sauce*Little

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    Little Neck Clams on Half Shell (6pc) with Lemon & Cocktail Sauce*Little

    167 Raw-Fish Market

    167 Raw-Fish Market

    4.8(44 reviews)
    8.8 mi
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    Came here after a day at Cisco Beach and WOW was I blown away by their lobster roll!…read more Located on Hummock Pond rd. We came on bikes. Very close to Cisco Brewery and on the way to or from the beach. This is a must-stop. We got two lobster rolls (which come with chips and a pickle) and to drink a sun tea! I was BLOWN away by these lobster rolls. I'm a bit of a lobster roll enthusiast. This was the best cold lobster I've had outside of Maine. They have a slight twist in the classic. Hardy amount of lobster, perfectly cooked, and lightly dressed and topped with chive. I think they drizzle them in a lemon butter too. The bun was outstanding, buttered and then salted, the extra salt is a nice touch. Drooling writing this review and remembering how good they were. They were that good! We also got "Hannah's homemade sun tea", sweet and refreshing. They also have ceviche, guac, and other things on the menu that looked great and I can't wait to try. Staff was friendly and welcoming. They have outside seating with umbrellas for shade. The parking lot gets packed though so come on a bike if you can. A+ 167 Raw, can't wait to come back.

    The Food Truck is great, the food is expertly prepared strangely. Beautifully fried oysters that…read morewere smothered in Hot Honey Garlic Sauce rendering them wet. The Poke Bowl, is just Ahi Tuna, without veg or rice...just Tortilla chips? That food is delicious but seemly made for Californians or people from Fairfax Virginia.

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    167 Raw-Fish Market
    167 Raw-Fish Market - 167's raw bar at Cisco Brewers

    167's raw bar at Cisco Brewers

    167 Raw-Fish Market

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