| photography by andie furber |
Martha’s Vineyard is a very special place to me. I lived on the island for two summers, in 2019 and 2020, and completely fell in love with it. It’s a place full of artists, farmers, and some of the most interesting people I’ve ever met. True to the cliché, island life moves a little slower and feels a little more intentional—and it’s one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been.
I’ve made a point to return every fall since, revisiting old favorites and always discovering something new. With the help of my friends Marnely Murray and Morning Glory Farm, I created a Micro City Guide to help you discover all of Martha's magic.
| photography by andie furber |
Introducing: The Martha's Vineyard Micro City Guide.
Our favorite recommendations, distilled down to one standout pick per category.
| photography by andie furber |
Stay | The Charlotte Inn
Breakfast | Rosewater
Specifically a fall spice latte and a breakfast sandwich. Thank me later.
Coffee | Catboat Coffee Co.
Lunch | Chilmark General Store
Pizza, of course.
Dinner | Alchemy
Dessert | Vineyard Scoops
Drinks | L'Etoile
Shop | Chilmark Pottery
Do | Lobster Rolls & Sunset in Menemsha
See | Aquinnah Cliffs
Beach | Great Rock Bight
Best All Around | Morning Glory Farm
Morning Glory is too spectacular to fit into one category. Have a coffee, have lunch, buy some flowers, shop for farm-fresh groceries, sit a while. You could spend a whole afternoon here.
| photography by andie furber |
| photography by andie furber |
| photography by andie furber |
| photography by andie furber |
| photography by andie furber |
| photography by andie furber |
