If you’re spending the evening at Disney’s Beach Club Resort and want to grab a happy hour cocktail or an after-dinner drink, head to Martha’s Vineyard. This table-service bar and lounge feels like stepping inside a New England beach house, set against the waterfront with inviting vibes – and there are plenty of wines and beers to choose from.

Martha’s Vineyard Location

Head to the Beach Club to find Martha’s Vineyard. The bar sits past the lobby in the resort’s main building, just past Cape May Cafe.

Martha’s Vineyard Menu

The focus of the Martha’s Vineyard menu, which is typically offered from 4 to 11 PM daily, is clearly on what’s served at the bar. As a result, you’ll have plenty of specialty cocktails to choose from, plus wine, beer, and cider. 

Food is served at this bar and lounge, and you can expect a mix of shareable options inspired by New England cuisine. (Yes, that means there’s clam chowder available.) 

See what’s on the menu at Martha’s Vineyard below.

Appetizers

Served until 10 PM daily.

• Buffalo-glazed Wings
• New England Clam Chowder
• Charcuterie and Artisanal Cheese Plate
• Loaded Potato Barrels
• House Made Chips
• Crispy Shrimp
• Barbecue Pork Ribs
• Red Pepper and Traditional Hummus
• Shaved Beef Sliders

Non-Alcoholic Mocktails

• Pomegranate Lemonade
• Watermelon Lemonade

Specialty Cocktails

• Blood Orange Margarita
• Coconut Gimlet
• Island Fusion Punch
• Raspberry Mojito
• Espresso Martini
• Cape Codder
• Old Fashioned
• Spiced Dark ‘n Stormy
• Pineapple Mule
• Captain’s Mai Tai

Beer, cider, and wine also available.

Disney Dining Plan

Martha’s Vineyard does accept the Disney Dining Plan, so you can put your credits to use here even though it is a bar and lounge.

It’ll cost you one credit per person to grab a bite to eat and a drink here.

Advance Dining Reservations

Like most of Disney World’s bars and lounges, you don’t need to make an advance dining reservation (ADR) ahead of stopping by Martha’s Vineyard. While more popular and in-demand destinations might offer ADRs, Martha’s Vineyard does not – so you can simply visit any time the bar and lounge are open in the afternoon and evening.

Is Martha’s Vineyard Kid-Friendly?

Since the focus at Martha’s Vineyard is on drinks and not so much the food, it really does lean more adult than kid-friendly. However, kids are certainly welcome here, so you can bring them along. 

When it comes to drinks, kids can opt for a nonalcoholic concoction (or something as simple as juice, milk, or water). The food does offer some appealing options for kids and adults, like a charcuterie board that’s perfect for Lunchables enthusiasts, sliders, and Loaded Potato Barrels. So, if the kids do tag along, they won’t be completely without options.