NantuckEATs

The Nantucket window boxes and the roses in my past blogs set the stage for the beauty of the Island, but at the end of the day (or the start) you have to EAT! Nantucket is a great place for every range of culinary taste.  If you are headed for Nantucket in July and August, your reservations for the best restaurants need to be done in advance.  And if you want the best breakfast on the Island, you must go early or stand in line (but worth the wait) at Black Eye Susan.This year our Santa Fe son was supposed to join us but his work schedule got in the way, however he was oft on our mind. … We ordered a side of Southwestern hash at Black Eyed Susan’s on India Street as a nod to his cuisine in NM!

Our tastes have changed over the years of our stays on Nantucket and that is fine because there is something for everyone.  Our favorite restaurant of the last couple years has been Company of the Cauldron.  The tiny intimate darkened setting is romantic, the waiters pleasantly  knowledgeable and the chef inspired!  A great place to go with friends for quiet conversation or with your sweetheart for a special evening.

Company of the Cauldron

There is a set menu for each night so be sure to check that, especially if you are, like me, disavowed to eat red meat or all things that stand on four legs. Lobster night worked for me!

Lobster!

Are you hungry yet?  I will bring you more suggestions for dining on Nantucket in the days ahead!

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About Jayne in Georgia

Wife, mother, and owner of pets much loved. Gardener of three decades, amateur photographer, ardent about art, antiques and books.
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3 Responses to NantuckEATs

  1. jody says:

    your post makes my mouth water!!!! What a splendid overview you’ve provided us!

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  2. elaine says:

    sounds like lovely food – you are certainly enjoying yourselves

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  3. Love the top box. One of the best I’ve ever seen and the oxalis is very cute.
    Thanks much.

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