Location: Vinalhaven
Top Restaurants in Vinalhaven
Top Things to do in Vinalhaven
Where to Eat in Vinalhaven: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Vinalhaven in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Takeout. Discover best restaurants in Vinalhaven with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Things to do in Vinalhaven
1. The Harbor Gawker
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Telephone 207-863-9365
Reviewed By 338ellenp - Woodbury, NJ
My husband and I took a day trip and caught the car ferry out to Vinalhaven Island. After seeing the sights we stopped here for lunch. It was open in the off season and had quite a few people in it. It is a really fun place with great service, and great food.
2. Nebo Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By J--Harpswell - Harpswell, Maine
This was one of those meals where getting there was half the experience.
Staying at Vinalhaven (where Tuesday is the day most restaurants choose to stay closed), we drove up for half an hour to the north side of the island through interesting countryside, to a boat landing. There a launch met us for a ride ($20 RT/person) across the Thoroughfare channel to North Haven island, where a stroll through the village led us up to the Nebo.
It's a popular place, a bit noisy at times indoors, with food as interesting as the journey to find it. The North Haven oysters were tiny, just the size I prefer, though less briny than Damariscotta ones. My halibut was prepared just right, and my companions had no complaints whatsoever about their choices. The crispy kale side dish may make a kale lover out of me yet. The coffee affogato ended the meal just right. Good wine selection and service.
And the return home was just as interesting.
3. Vinalhaven Candy Co
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By brooklands22 - Virginia
Fun old fashioned ice cream and candy shop. Excellent selection of gif fords ice cream and sundaes plus all kinds of penny and gourmet candy for now or to take home. The owners make a point of knowing you and your taste. Small porch to sit on overlooking the harbor.
4. Good Things Coffee House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Coffee House on Vinalhaven island. Serving Coffee By Design,Wicked Joe, Adagio Teas wIth wide variety of flavors, and Spiced Chai. House made pastries baked from scratch daily. Gluten free options available as well.
Reviewed By robm329 - Dallas, Texas
This is a small town coffee house done well. The coffee is fresh. The food is made from scratch daily and the owners are community minded.
The decor is made up of things that mean something to the owners not some slick cookie cutter theme from a designer 1000 miles away.
A coffee house how it should be - locals and tourists side by side enjoying simple good food.
5. Cooper's Landing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By super90210 - North Haven, ME
Living year-round on North Haven limits your choices in the Winter, but with the advent of Summer, Mickey Campbell, the operator of Cooper's Landing, puts together a wide and varied menu satisfying tastes for a wide range of food needs. We get the 'Holigan,' a curried chicken mixture with greens on a whole wheat or tomato flavored wrap. Service is pleasant and reasonably quick. Don't wait five minutes before you have to board the ferry boat or you will miss out, unless you grab one of their prepared sandwiches. Ice Cream is inside this year and is Gifford's of Maine-Great stuff! The Landing is open everyday, except Tuesday for Breakfast and Lunch, closing at 2 pm for food and 4 pm for ice cream
6. Downstreet Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By robm329 - Dallas, Texas
Fresh, warm blueberry muffins with a cappucino here is the perfect start to the day on Vinalhaven. The breakfast sandwiches on baguette are also incredible. Also good are the quiches and breakfast stratta
7. SALT Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Salt is little restaurant on a remote island. Our menu is small - maybe a half dozen starters and about that many main dishes. We make a real effort to source as locally as possible - we buy our lobsters, scallops and halibut directly from the fishermen; our beets and carrots are brought in the back door by our friend Don who grows them about a quarter mile away, and our oysters come from about 10 miles away. We cook simply so the main ingredients take center stage, and we play with world seasonings for interest and depth. Our roots are in the classics, not Brooklyn, and our restaurant and our soul is squarely in Vinalhaven.
Reviewed By Trustfundkid - Vinalhaven, Maine
Eaten hear once. Food was ok. Mostly I wanted to warn any customers going in for a drink that for some reason there seems to be a lot of fights at this establishment. Not sure if it is the combination of stiff drinks, unprofessional bartenders or the atmosphere created by varying socioeconomic classes. Bloody fights and slashed tires seems to be the norm lately down on Main Street since this place opened for the season.
8. Calderwood Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By AJAX6965 - New York City, New York
Calderwood' reputation is getting around. The other night boatloads of customers came from neighboring islands to dine. It is loud, packed, fun and delicious. The menu has expanded to have non-pizza items. I usually have pulled pork from a local pig. Beer is from the downstairs brewery. Everything is fresh. Long wait for a table. Lovely friendly waitstaff. Relax and enjoy it.
9. Greet's Eats
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By canonphotographer - Holden, Massachusetts
Greets Eats is a family run business from an open trailer in the down dock in Vinalhaven, Maine. If you like crab and Lobster rolls, look no further! Sitting outside on picnic tables, watching the lobster boats unload their traps just below you while enjoying a totally fresh Crab or lobster roll can't be beat for a real Maine experience!!
10. Harbor Gawker
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By chute_mike - murfreesboro,Tn
Wife and I stop for lunch while visiting Vinalhaven. I had the lobster BLT. Never heard of that one. It came as 4 hugh sandwiches covered with lobster. Never good. A lot of food for the 2 of us. Check it out.
