"There’s almost nothing better than picking up a lobster roll stuffed with fresh-off-the-boat meat and eating it on the beach while watching the sunset. Larsen’s is a popular market in the small fishing village of Menemsha, just down the road from the beach. Since 1969, they’ve been serving up ready-to-eat lobster rolls, chowder, and clams as well as fresh fish, shellfish, and whole lobsters caught by local fishermen." - Celina Colby
"Larsen’s in Martha's Vineyard is exactly what it sounds like: a market selling fresh seafood in a working fishing village. And it’s one of the best places on the island to grab a hot buttered lobster roll, freshly shucked oysters, or a tub of smoked bluefish spread, then walk your feast to Menemsha Beach, where the sunset literally gets a round of applause as it dips below the horizon. The team behind the counter is the perfect mix of salty and warm—quick with a recommendation, or a side of sass. We once heard them tell someone, “You look like someone who needs a lobster roll and a nap. I can help with one of those.” And help her they did." - carlo mantuano, anne cruz, team infatuation
"Larsen’s is exactly what it sounds like: a market selling fresh seafood in a working fishing village. And it’s one of the best places on the island to eat. Grab a hot buttered lobster roll, freshly shucked oysters, or a tub of smoked bluefish spread, then walk your feast to Menemsha Beach, where the sunset literally gets a round of applause as it dips below the horizon. The team behind the counter is the perfect mix of salty and warm—quick with a recommendation, or a side of sass. We once heard them tell a very pregnant lady, “You look like someone who needs a lobster roll and a nap. I can help with one of those.” And help her they did." - morgen schroeder, tanya edwards
"Larsen’s is exactly what it sounds like: a market selling fresh seafood in a working fishing village. And it’s one of the best places on the island to eat. Grab a hot buttered lobster roll, freshly shucked oysters, or a tub of smoked bluefish spread, then walk your feast to Menemsha Beach, where the sunset literally gets a round of applause as it dips below the horizon. The team behind the counter is the perfect mix of salty and warm—quick with a recommendation, or a side of sass. We once heard them tell a very pregnant lady, “You look like someone who needs a lobster roll and a nap. I can help with one of those.” And help her they did." - Morgen Schroeder
"In the early evening visit the quintessential fishing village of Menemsha. Grab some plump juicy cherrystone clams on the half shell from Larsen's Fish Market and take a blanket over to the public beach to watch the summer sky change colors as the sun sets over the harbor."