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Where to Get a Drink on Nantucket

Spritzes and sunset views; cocktails under a tree; palomas and quesadillas

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From a beach lounge with sunset views to a dog-friendly beer garden, Nantucket has plenty of drinking options — many of them outdoors — that take full advantage of what summer has to offer. Even if an intimate bar with nautical vibes or a moody pub is more your style, there are choices aplenty for cocktails, wine, and beer.

Here are 12 of the best bars on Nantucket.

The latest CDC guidance for vaccinated diners during the COVID-19 outbreak is here ; dining out still carries risks for unvaccinated diners and workers. Please be aware of changing local rules, and check individual restaurant websites for any additional restrictions such as mask requirements. Find a local vaccination site here .

This map was originally published on August 16, 2019; it is updated periodically. The date of the most recent update appears above.

Galley Beach

While pricey (even by Nantucket standards), Galley Beach is one of the most scenic spots to have a drink on the island. Dip your feet in the sand while you enjoy a well-crafted spritz at the beach lounge and bar, open all day. The sunset views here are spectacular.

Drinkers and diners can make reservations 14 days in advance of their visit.

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This bistro and sushi bar takes its culinary inspiration from countries found on the 41st parallel, including Spain, Italy, and Japan. The Japanese influence looms largest on the drink menu, where you’ll find a few Japanese beers, an extensive menu of sake, and cocktails like a cucumber vodka-based martini with sake, passionfruit, and lychee. And If you’re looking for a little taste of Nantucket without leaving Boston, check out its sister restaurant in the Seaport, Lola 42 .

Drinkers and diners can make same-day reservations by phone.

Perched above an art gallery and an antique store, Òran Mór is quintessential Nantucket with its homey, subtly nautical decor. The intimate round bar looks like something out of a captain’s cabin, embellished with maritime quotes and illustrations. It may not look like a spot for trendy drinks, but the menu is creative and modern with a perfect mix of spirit-forward cocktails and more tropical, refreshing libations.

Òran Mór is requesting that customers are fully vaccinated. Reserve here .

Tree Bar is nestled in a small courtyard next to Town and Queequeg’s, and outdoor drinkers have the option of ordering food from either menu. The bar wraps around the shady tree that gives this spot its name. Though the bar’s definition of “martini” is suspect, the cocktail menu is full of refreshing concoctions appropriate for the outdoor setting, with fun names like “A Shrub Is a Guy Who Thinks He’s Fly” and “Ancho Sunshine When She’s Gone.”

Ventuno’s Back Bar

If you’re looking for outdoor drinking and craving an aperitivo or a glass of wine, look no further than Ventuno’s Back Bar. This charming outdoor bar behind Italian restaurant Ventuno is picture-perfect with its bright red chairs and white trellis strung with lights. The bar offers a short but stellar menu of cocktails and Italian wines by the glass, which can be paired with Ventuno’s delicious antipasti.

Drinkers and diners can make reservations here .

The Nautilus

This is the spot for unpretentious and expertly crafted cocktails and a well-selected list of wines (and several sakes) by the glass. The reserve options come with colorful descriptions like “not your mother’s chardonnay” and “orange juice from Italian nuns.”

Drinkers and diners must make reservations, which are released daily at 10 a.m. and can be booked up to seven days in advance. The Nautilus is requiring customers to wear masks whenever they are not seated at their table.

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The Proprietors

If you ask anyone where to get a cocktail on Nantucket, the Proprietors will probably be the first place they mention. Michael and Orla LaScola ushered the island into the era of craft mixology with their numbered cocktail menu, like a barrel-aged white Negroni and a house-bottled gin and tonic made with toasted rice and green tea-infused Japanese gin. The wine and beer selections are equally notable.

The Proprietors is not requiring its customers to wear masks, but its staff will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. Reservations can be made here .

The Club Car

This longtime Nantucket institution underwent a complete revamp in 2017 when it reopened under new ownership . Set apart from the retro dining room, the marble-topped bar runs the length of the historic train car that gives the restaurant its name. Like the space, the cocktail menu is funky and playful, with unique takes on classics like the paloma (containing two tequilas and grapefruit three ways), and the Aperol spritz (made with, among other ingredients, pickled kumquats). The famous piano is still there, and as the bar fills up, patrons will inevitably start singing along.

Reservations can be made up to two months in advance online or by calling the restaurant directly.

Or the Whale

Or the Whale (stylized as or, The Whale and named after the subtitle of Moby Dick ) has a cheery and elegant dining room, with embellished white tiles and sea-blue accents. There’s a small but solid cocktail menu featuring classics like the Old Fashioned and Negroni done right, as well as a carefully curated selection of wines by the glass. If it’s a nice evening, opt for a seat on the spacious and charming back patio.

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Petrichor Wine Bar

It’s not hard to find a good list of wines by the bottle on Nantucket, but if you want that same selection and quality without the commitment, head to Petrichor Wine Bar. Everything on the list of over 50 wines is available by the glass, served alongside a menu of appetizers and small plates perfect for pairing. Petrichor has a cozy but chic interior and a full liquor license.  

Petrichor is open on a first come, first served basis.

The drinks at Millie’s aren’t quite worth the trip out to Madaket alone, but the tacos and quesadillas certainly are, and it’s hard to beat the friendly vibe and sea views at this much-loved spot. In addition to margaritas, palomas, and the famous Madaket Mystery rum punch, Millie’s has a good selection of Cisco beers on tap and bottled Mexican beers, as well as a number of wines by the glass or bottle.

Millie’s is open on a first come, first served basis.

Cisco Brewers

No trip to Nantucket is complete without visiting Cisco Brewers, located about two and a half miles from downtown. It feels less like a conventional brewery and more like an outdoor festival, with multiple bars, tents, and food vendors daily. (COVID-19 may impact this vibe. Call ahead to confirm day-to-day details.) It’s also child- and dog-friendly. If you’re without a car or bike, never fear; a shuttle van makes the trip from 23 Federal St. every 20 minutes. You’ll probably need it after you sample Cisco’s extensive range of beers or have a few Triple Eight cocktails.

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Paul Gaucher first came to the island as a child, and returned together with his partner Peter Niemitz eight years ago. “It was the off-season and we both just fell in love with the island,” Peter recalled. “We went to lunch and then bought a house that afternoon,” he said.

Five years ago, the pair bought another home, located in a more secluded location that afforded them more space, which they renovated in such a way as to bring their personalized design approach to the architecture and interiors of a post-and-beam structure. That love-at-first-sight experience is one that took root. “We are committed to the community of Nantucket,” Paul told me. “We give back to the community as much as we can, and we have worked to immerse ourselves in helping the town.” The pair works closely with Nantucket Community Sailing, a cause that aligns with the pair’s desire to help children whenever possible. “Causes that help children, animals, and the arts are our three big ones,” Peter said. In other words, Nantucket is home for them.

Niemitz Design Group, owned by Peter, is well-known for the interiors of restaurants throughout the U.S., Hong Kong, and Europe. The list includes Gallaghers Steakhouse, and The Boathouse in New York City, Grille 23, and Uni in Boston as well as the Capital Grille, nationwide. Local projects include the creation of the Burgee Bar at the Nantucket Yacht Club during its previous renovation and the new Lola in Palm Beach. NDG is also known for its unique hotel projects, which include Ocean House in Watch Hill, The Taconic Hotel in Manchester, Vermont, and the Harbor View Hotel on Marthas Vineyard. Paul is the founder of Icon Group, Boston, and the Nantucket store Coast home. In their individual projects and collaborations, the blending of classic styling with modern needs is one that brings together the two in a seamless creation that achieves what I believed was impossible. They create interiors and offer furnishings that celebrate rich traditions in settings that meld beautifully with modern trends, a pairing that is just right for Nantucket.

Prior to their arrival on Nantucket, the team had a long-standing history of design. Peter had been involved in numerous projects across the country, while Paul focused on his custom furniture and residential projects in New York, Boston, and Florida. As they began to spend more time on Nantucket, one of Paul’s first thoughts about the island’s lifestyle was that there was “an interesting mix between modern and classic.” He saw a need on the island for synching those two disparate design approaches.

Of course, it’s relatively easy to say that you’re doing what seems completely paradoxical, mixing classical and modern styles. Actually doing that is a whole other matter. But the reality is that Peter and Paul really do pull it off. They source and produce furniture that feels modern with its clean lines and finishes, yet is still comfortable. By pairing this furniture with a vintage painted console, Italian glass lamps, a driftwood sculpture, an abstract painting, or a vintage nautical flag framed in a clean modern way, they seamlessly blend traditional décor in a modern context.

Before they set off down the road of collaboration as interior design professionals, both men had fairly divergent professional plans. Peter’s dream job growing up was that of an architect. To that end, he went to the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design to study architecture, and took a job doing interior work for commercial spaces after graduating. One of his primary areas of expertise was in restaurant design: Peter remarked, “Restaurants are like the public’s dining room.” “It is very fulfilling seeing people enjoying a space that I have created.”

Paul’s professional background started in a financial marketing position in New York and then he transitioned to sourcing and product development for retail companies, a job at which he worked for many years in New York City. “Home interiors were a trend at the time,” he recalled, “and I was looking for a change.” And a change he found when he opened Icon, a Boston-based interior design showroom offering forward thinking riffs on classical designs. This ignited the idea of evolving the Coast Home store from a more urban Icon Group, and offering residential design within the store. With the addition of Coast Home on the island, they’ve brought their boundless talents to our fair shore.

With collective experience that includes designing well-known restaurant interiors in New York City, Palm Beach, and Euro Disney, it’s safe to say that Peter and Paul know their way around the design business.

Coast Home offers a unique collection of quality and well-designed furniture that includes both modern and vintage pieces. A variety of accent pieces, including lighting, artwork, and other accessories, complements those offerings. And with their expert design instincts, Peter and Paul can personalize any interior, from beach casual to urban formal. They work with a variety of expert artisans and manufacturers, a collaboration that enables them to create custom furniture for any style and any interior. Their results speak for themselves, as approximately 90% of their business is from repeat clients. “We don’t have a design formula, but we have a definite style,” Paul explained. “We move classic designs forward and tailor our designs to the client’s personal vision.”

When it’s all said and done, Peter and Paul take the most pride in knowing that they’ve created an interior space that checks all the requisite boxes for a specific client. And they’re very good at doing just that. “It’s all about what the client wants,” said Paul. “It’s their home when we’re done. And that’s what we do best. We create their ideal home.”

Coast Home is located at 54 1/2 Old South Road. For more information about the collection, please call 508-228-5699 , email [email protected] , or visit www.icongroupinc.com

Photography Courtesy of Paul Gaucher of Coast Home Interior Design by Paul Gaucher of Coast Home and Peter Niemitz of Niemitz Design Group

Article edited. Full version available in ONLY NANTUCKET SUMMER 2020

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