Nat’s Nook

This place is the essential tourist trap, built with a fake smile and tacky vinyl quotes… plastered everywhere. The ice coffee display was unappealing and not sanitary. I thought this place was an old venue, and it makes me sad that it’s nothing but a fabricated store front with jacked prices for average coffee.

great chili and crepes. but yes, it is a $$, as it is a bit pricey. nice friendly service and atmosphere.

Highly recommend. We were in the island for 3 days, and breakfasted here all three. We enjoyed everything we tried.

Best cute little place ever! I would recommend the feta and avocado crape. the buildings kind of in corner but u can still find it. My daughter loves the tomato soup and the sweet apple cinnamon crape only open till 3.30 so I can’t eat dinner there with my family me and my daughter sometimes eat lunch there best restaurant ever!!!

Didn’t think I’d like a savory crêpe as I was only really familiar with nutella on crepes. Had a Ham & Spinach with Honey Mustard and now I can say I’ve truly lived. It was superb! House blend coffee and a day-​old cookie were also without fault.

Such a sweet place to be! Blends in with artsy vibe along Main Street. Has a small outdoor garden area and hipster décor inside. Staffs all extremely sweet and coffees are great. Extremely clean bathroom is a huge plus too!

I’ve been a semi-​regular here over the last couple of months, mostly because of its coffee and wifi combination, with the occasional crêpe thrown into the mix. The food is generally above average, with a good range of items including fresh scones, other baked goods and the aforementioned tasty crepes. Coffee is imported from Rao’s in the Pioneer Valley, which is a nice throwback for me since I went to undergrad there.
It tends to be overly hot in the inside of the shop, and I have no idea why, so a seat by the air conditioner is generally my preferred spot, and that’s the primary reason that I don’t give this business a five star review. This space had previously been home to a coffee shop with a slightly less inviting décor, but somewhat similar menu, so I’m glad to see it find new life.

Beautiful little out of the way place to get a bite to eat. Stopped here twice on two separate trips. The most recent with hubby. We both got egg and cheese for breakfast. Food was great we were both full and happy to head out for the day. Enough food that I couldn’t finish mine. The outside area is a nice quiet shaded spot away from the main road. Only thing that struck me as odd was the girl that took our order was there both times and she seemed confused about our order both times. I visited nearly a year apart. Nice girl, just found that after a year she still was dicey on the menu and ordering. lol

This place is great. They have the best coffee that I’ve ever had. Including cold brew ice coffee with coffee ice cube option. They have quality food and baked goods. Crepes are unique, large, any very good. The staff is personable and friendly. All of the above is hard to find in one place especially on the Vineyard.

I really wanted to love this place however the crêpe are just not good they should be thin and it took forever to get my order not because it was busy but because the woman was eating.

We enjoyed yummy crepes for lunch on a warm and toasty break from a rainy MV day. We shared the special of the day, the turkey Reuben, and a humus crêpe. Good food. Good value.

Fabulous! Ben Bagel with avocado is my teams favorite! Almond milk is very appreciated! Great atmosphere. Staff is fun upbeat and super friendly! We love it!

Cozy new café in old favorite Vineyard Haven hidden spot. Rao’s coffee and a nice selection of crepes. Breakfast, savory, and sweet selection.

Visited here on our first trip to Martha’s Vineyard. I like crepes, so I decided to go here.
We ordered a Turkey Reuben crêpe (special) and Nutella crêpe with strawberries. It was good, but not particularly outstanding; the turkey Reuben could’ve used a little less sauce, some bites it was too sour. It was a weekend, but the wait was way too long, it took about ½ an hour before we finally got our crepes! Maybe I’m used to the speed of city restaurants and cafes, but we didn’t have a lot of time to spend on our day trip and spending so much time at a café just waiting for our food made me a little antsy.
Overall, not bad, but I wouldn’t go here on a busy day.

I love this little crêperie! I just found out about it last summer. It’s so cute and the food is absolutely delicious! My go to crêpe here is the fruit and yogurt but the Nutella and the peanut butter cup crêpes are to die for. It’s definitely one of the best breakfast spots on the Vineyard and is so under appreciated.

Awesome crepps, awesome atmosphere, great service. Definitely my new «go to» spot on the island.

Tombé sur ce petit café par hasard, il né donne pas sur la rue donc pas facile à trouver. On a mangé 2 crêpes salées, pas aussi bonnes qu’en France mais tout de même pas mal! Puis une crêpe Nutella, très bonne ;). Prix abordables, café, thé, endroit sympa, ouvert toute l’année!

This place needs more reviews! It’s so lovely– both inside and the little outside corner, I love it! The crepes are delicious and the cold brew coffee surprised me at how good it was! The girls working here were also so very sweet and not bothered at all by anyone’s requests or questions. It’s a perfect little breakfast or lunch spot, especially if you don’t want to stuff yourself with fried food!

Nat’s Nook is but a short walk from the ferry at Vineyard Haven. Set slightly off from the main street, seating is available both out front and inside their whimsically decorated space.
We ordered and paid at the counter and our crepes were brought out to us. Both sweet and savory came simply and unaccompanied. No salad, no fruit, no garnish of any sort, with the exception of a cloud of powdered sugar.
For our savory course, we selected the breakfast crêpe (served 7am-​11am) #5 Egg and Swiss with Mushroom and Spinach $ 6.50. That was basically it. No additional ingredients were slipped in unawares, though I think some spread or sauce would have done a world of good, it was also tasty enough in its simplicity.
As for our sweet, we went with the #1 Nutella hazelnut spread with fresh strawberries or banana, dusted with powdered sugar $ 6.50 with just the banana, and that was quite yum. Tough to do wrong if you have a goodly amount of Nutella involved!
Conveniently, they had a single unisex bathroom available for patrons.
3.5 stars

Nice selection of savory and sweet crepes, slightly above average espresso and lots of iced tea. Pleasant sun-​filtered courtyard. A little spendy, but it’s Martha’s Vineyard, so not unusually so. Relaxing vibe, in off the main drag.