Nativ Made

Excellent pressed juices. I like the Green Lady. Empanadas fresh, as well as lemonade. Salads and yogurt parfaits available. No sitting area; just a small store front. Located adjacent to a pizza restaurant and ice cream parlor — consider the healthier choice. You can also place large orders on their website for pick up.

Nothing but the best quality products here! The juices are phenomenal! Just what you want on an active vacation day on the island. Energizing juices with natural vitamins & fiber from the pulp. I HIGHLY recommend this place while on the island. Don’t forget to try the pasties (deliciously fresh turnovers with all fresh ingredients)! I truly this place!

Delicious meat pasties! I don’t know why they changed their name, because Nativ Made sounds like the sort of overly-​health conscious place that I usually avoid. Don’t be fooled though, this place has the most delicious hand pies I’ve had in a long time. Flaky golden pastry surrounds a piping hot savory filling –we got the chicken pot pie and curried chicken pies to start, and they were both so delicious that we went back for two more the following day (steak and cheese, and onion and cheese). Both were every bit as delicious as the first two. They were doing a pasty + soup special, so we also ordered the two soups of the day (lentil and some sort of bean stew), and these were a tasty complement to the flaky deliciousness of the pasties. Looks like they do an apple pie as well, if you’re looking to satisfy a sweet tooth.
Minus one star because service was quite slow even allowing that it was a small shop, and the juices didn’t wow me, though they do have a wide assortment. It’s possible that the juices are simply too healthy for my tastes –I saw a lot of green juices, some fruit juices that were probably better, nut milks, and a pitch black «cleansing» drink with activated charcoal (hey, at least it would actually detox you, unlike most drinks that claim to be cleansing). We tried the watermelon juice and the protein drink, which were both ok but, unsurprisingly, were nowhere near the level of the pasties.
Definitely worth stopping by to grab lunch to go (no seating inside, it’s tiny)! It had some of the tastier food we encountered while on the island.

SO GOOD. I love these things and so fresh.

Great flaky crust– try the buffalo chicken!

Pretty much the Platonic Ideal of the Hot Pocket. If you like the concept of the Hot Pocket and find the execution sorely lacking, check this place out.
If you actually enjoy Hot Pockets, don’t come here, because it will blow your mind and ruin Hot pockets for you forever.
Excellent place to grab a quick bite on the go.

Super Yummy! We were looking for a quick snack before we went to dinner. i was intrigued by the sign outside that said «Pies.» We all know how much I love pie…
These looked like empanadas to me but the counterperson said they were pies. We got the cheese and onion pie — and was it YUMMY! They were fresh and light. Not at all greasy. The counterperson was lovely and upbeat.
I would definitely recommend this little gem in Nantucket.

When I go rogue on my Gluten Free Redic Diet, I love the Breakfast Pasties! The meat pies are also good to save for «snacking» after last call at the Box. Great addition to ACK FAstFoodAlley!

Located in the former Lola Burger space, this is a must try when you are on Nantucket. This is primarily take-​out so be prepared to take your food to go. Pasties are one of the best hot meals on the go, and a great alternative to sandwiches. The menu selection is not large, with daily items and specials. The space is small so they don’t have a giant inventory of ready made pasties, but they bake throughout the day. We have tried the chicken curry, shepherd’s pie (with lamb), ham and cheese, and spinach, tomato and feta. All of which were delicious. I think everyone had a different favorite — mine was the spinach, tomato and feta. There also is a selection of sweet pasties and breakfast pasties; though, I have never tried any of the pasties in these two categories.
These delights don’t come cheap: prices are around $ 7 for one, with large sized pasties around $ 9. I don’t know if they make the large sized ones for every filling, but the ham and cheese was available when I went. This is large enough to share, which I did. I found the larger size to be a bit off balance between filling and crust so I would stick with the traditional size. They also have fresh pressed juices which were delicious. I can’t remember all the ingredients but we tried the green (kale, green apple) and the red (beet, strawberries). If you are looking for something different than a sandwich for the beach, try these.

Passed by this place and the irresistible aroma wafting through the air made us immediately stop and walk inside. We tried the chicken curry and the feta, spinach, & tomato pasties and both had the perfect formula:
Hot + flakey + buttery + right filling ratio = delicious pasty («pass-​tee») perfection.
At $ 6.50-$ 8.95 each, these yummy goodies don’t come cheap, but they sure are worth every penny!
P. S. They have a gluten free pasty of the day for celiacs.
P. P. S. This is a tiny storefront with no seating.

Nantucket Pasty is a great place to grab a delish snack to keep you fueled for your wanderings around town or to take with you on a bike ride (located next to Young’s Bike Shop). The BBQ pork and spinach/​feta pasties were delicious. Service was quick and friendly.

Really well executed pasties. The crust is buttery and flaky the way any empanada, pot pie or pasty crust should be. I tried the Ham and Gruyère and the Steak and Cheese. The Steak and Cheese was better — the filling had lots of onions and was well seasoned. I think the Ham and Gruyère had some sort of chopped vegetable in it (rutabega? squash?) that when baked made the filling a little watery. But it was still good.

Blueberry frozen yogurt was outstanding! We all loved it!