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Top 10 American food in Siasconset, Massachusetts, United States
Reviews on American food in Siasconset, Massachusetts, United States. Siasconset is a census designated place (CDP) at the eastern end of Nantucket island, Massachusetts, United States with an elevation of 52 feet (16 m), and a population of 205 at the 2010 census. Although unincorporated, the village has a post office, with the ZIP code 02564.
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10. Island Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By kindtraveler2016
My daughter and I enjoy a good Blueberry Pancake, so we made it a point to taste-test them at different restaurants on Nantucket this week. Hands down, the winner was Island Kitchen. I know it can depend on who is cooking on any given day, but this particular pancake was perfection! It was medium-thin, crisp on top, loaded with buttery flavor and plump delicious fresh blueberries, and covered with a light dusting of powdered sugar. On the first bite, my friend and I both uttered, "Perfection!" In fact, everything we ordered that morning was outstanding. I so appreciated fresh squeezed Orange Juice! Summing up the restaurants we enjoyed that week, we all decided that the best meal we had on island was that outstanding pancake breakfast at Island Kitchen!
9. b-ACK Yard BBQ
Overall Ratings
4 based on 310 reviews
Authentic barbecue with a Nantucket twist! That's the plan for our new restaurant set to open by early spring in the former Cap'n Tobey's building on Straight Wharf. Former Brant Point Grill Executive Chef Fred Bisaillon and his girlfriend Denise Corson,
Reviewed By BostonGirl02118
We walked in without a reservation and on a whim and we were really glad we did. Iâm not even a huge BBQ fan and we loved our meal. The ribs were soooooo good. Portions are large. Definitely come hungry. Staff was friendly. Itâs a bar so itâs loud and casual but come for some good eats.
8. Ships Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By eyeu
Lots of food to share...calamari appetizer..beet salad, were excellent but the main courses were also wonderful...swordfish...striped bass..chicken and halibut were also first class....good service..would definitely return...reasonable prices as well...
7. Fog Island Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 578 reviews
Thank you Nantucket Island! Fog Island would like to announce its move to mid island, becoming the parent company to Keepers Restaurant. The two restaurants will be collaborating to join forces under one roof at 5 Amelia Drive. After 25 amazing years, Fog
Reviewed By Steambush
We came for brunch. I had blueberry pancakes. My wife had oatmeal with fruit. Our friends had avocado toast, and French toast. Coffee was Nantucket coffee. Everything was excellent. Atmosphere is unrushed. Service is very nice. I prefer it to their old crowded location in town.
6. Topper's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By Deenamarie
Food was terrific! Every attention to deal from the brown bread to the perfectly whipped and salted butter to the poached lobster and finally homemade sorbet! The service was fantastic and the wait staff was super accommodating! And Iâm not even mentioning the location which was great!
5. Keepers Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 101 reviews
Nantucket natives Sabrina Dawson and Gaven Norton wanted to create a unique neighborhood restaurant providing a place where locals can dine year-round and enjoy a casual, friendly atmosphere. Most island restaurants are only open during peak tourist month
Reviewed By Junior119
This is the Fog Island Cafe, formerly of downtown Nantucket, transported to mid-island. Their breakfast menu has always been outstanding and my favorite. I can't speak for other dining options here, which I haven't tried, but this restaurant has become the go-to place for my family for breakfast. A little out of the way, important during high season, the building is divided up into a series of smaller rooms, which is very pleasant and un-commercial feeling. Our last experience at breakfast was lovely; all the dishes were well prepared, portions are quite generous and service was attentive and personal. There is outside covered patio seating as well. I'm sure their other meals are a pleasant dining experience as well.
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4. The Summer House - Beachside Bistro
Overall Ratings
3 based on 50 reviews
Nantucket's only restaurant overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The Beachside Bistro with its incomparable location for al fresco lunches and dinners and its elegant yet unpretentious food is like nothing else on Nantucket. It is at once both supremely relaxi
Reviewed By McGee5
Stopped here for lunch and was very happy with our entire meal and drinks. We had a great margarita to start our lunch. As an appetizer we had the hummus plate, which was excellent! I had fish tacos for lunch which were fantastic and my husband had the BLTA, which was also very good. The food is not cheap, but it is very good.
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3. The Summer House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 188 reviews
On a bluff overlooking the Atlantic in Siasconset, the Summer House Restaurant is known not only for its picturesque Siasconset location but also for its imaginative contemporary cuisine and outstanding wine list. Dinner each evening is an event - subdued
Reviewed By homebody12
This is a one of a kind. Been going here for decades. But honestly they need to fix the place up. The prices of everything on Nantucket have gotten just plain stupid. Honestly it's getting into rip off territory. I spent almost $500 for drinks and dinner for three for some barely above average food. This place has no business charging $20 for cocktails. Like so many things on Nantucket, there is a thin line between charming antique and simply run down sloppy. It's obvious this place spends ZERO on maintenance. Come on guys step it up or get real with your prices or both
Most Popular Italian food in Siasconset, Massachusetts, United States
2. Sconset Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By donovana264
What quaint small private fine dining restaurant that seats 30 patrons at 6PM & 8PM.....Reservations usually required. The staff is very attentive, professional, & friendly. BYOB from family wine shop next door and no cork fee. The presentations were fabulous (starters, entrees, & desert). I did think the portions size was small for the price (4 oz.). Give it try and you will not be disappointed.
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1. The Chanticleer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By strangersblog
Locals will tell you this is a must-do experience on Nantucket, especially if you are celebrating a special occasion. From the moment I entered the charming courtyard garden, I was hooked. Once the domain of a traditional French chef, the one-page menu now features creative tastes that put local seafood front and center. Meat eaters will love the filet mignon and kids will enjoy the burger, but I got my seafood fix with codfish beignets and organic salmon over cauliflower risotto. Extensive wine list includes a few brilliant selections by the glass. Eating in the garden offers the added bonus of people watching as Nantucket regulars arrive in their island finery and pose for pictures. Attentive but not pushy service. Yes, it is a splurge but worth it for the quality.
