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Although some of my dear friends are lsland-born, most of us have been coming here for generations as “wash-ashores.” The Urban Dictionary describes a wash-ashore as “a newcomer to a coastal or island community, a nonnative.” We may not be “newcomers” anymore, but all of us have the privilege of discovering something new about this […]
Real Estate Confidential is a biweekly chit-chat about new listings, sales, or other insider information on the Martha’s Vineyard Real Estate market, presented by Fred Roven, owner/broker of Martha’s Vineyard Buyer Agents. It appears every other Friday in The Minute. I hadn’t checked in a few weeks, but we finally broke through the one hundred […]
Wednesday, May 26, 2021 - 9:48pm It’s going to be a good summer for eating. No, great summer. Well, okay, when is it not a great summer for eating? But this one – 2021 – is going to be different. We all know why, of course. But considering that many of us are just coming out of our shells after getting our vaccines, you have to admire the chefs and restauranteurs who had to make decisions months ago about whether to go for it in 2021. But go for it they did, and we’ve got a full plate of new food businesses to show for their bravery.
The Martha's Vineyard Times Katama Kitchen wins airfield bid The Katama Kitchen will be taking over the restaurant space at Katama Airfield, and plans to be up and running this summer. At an Edgartown select board meeting Tuesday, Katama Airfield commissioner Bill Brine informed board members the Shai family, who will run Katama Kitchen, had the winning bid through a request for proposals (RFP) process to take over the space, beating out the Edgartown Diner and Jesse Strauss. Brine said the restaurant will be open in the third week of May, and will have a “familiar menu.” “T...
The Martha's Vineyard Times Right Fork Diner will not reopen Edgartown is reviewing three bids for new restaurants to take over the plane-viewing space. After 15 years, the Right Fork Diner, the popular Katama Airfield eatery, will not reopen this year. Speaking to The Times by phone Friday, diner owner Jamie Langley said she will not be submitting a lease bid to the town after it began looking for tenants through a new Request for Proposals (RFP). The Town of Edgartown owns the Katama Airfield and has leased the restaurant building to Langley and Right Fork Diner for the past 15 ...