New York Mag -
15 Jul 2013 01:00

Beach Plum's chickpea-and-nettle crostino. In spite of its considerable charms, Martha's Vineyard isn't exactly a hotbed of culinary delights. No one goes to that Shangri-la off the coast of Massachusetts for the cuisine. Short tourist season plus captive audience often equals expensive, uninspired restaurant food. Which is a shame considering the island's seemingly abundant natural resources. And yet, up in Menemsha, at the Beach Plum Inn & Restaurant, change is afoot. That is where you'll find...
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