Courtesy of Wayne Chinnock
The best restaurants on Martha’s Vineyard are outside of the three major tourist towns, but visitors shouldn’t let that deter them from venturing off the beaten path. Keep in mind that most of Martha’s Vineyard is dry—only in Oak Bluffs and Edgartown are restaurants allowed to serve alcohol. If you want wine with dinner anywhere else, be sure to purchase some bottles in these towns in advance.
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