TAKE OUT AND DELIVERY OPTIONS

BUSINESSES OPEN

STARs Café
17 Grand Avenue, Shelter Island
631-749-5345
www.starscafeshelterisland.com
www.facebook.com/STARS-CAFE-63775318967
Hours: Monday - Sunday: 6:30am - 3:00pm
Cash, checks, Venmo and credit cards accepted

The Islander
63 North Ferry Road, Shelter Island
631-749-1998
www.theislandersi.com
www.facebook.com/TheIslanderSI
Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday: 7:00am - 3:00pm / Monday, Friday, Saturday: 7:00am - 8:30pm
Checks, Cash, or Venmo (theislandersi)

Vine Street Café and Market
41 South Ferry Road, Shelter Island
631-749-3210
Order Online here
https://www.vinestreetcafe.com
www.facebook.com/vinestreetcafe
Hours: Thursday - Monday: 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Delivery Available. Cash, checks and credit cards accepted

Ace Hardware
4 Grand Avenue, Shelter Island Heights
631-749-0097 
Order online for curbside pickup
www.facebook.com/acehardware
Hours: Monday, Tuesday and Saturday: 7:30am-5pm
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 7:30am-3:00pm
Sunday: 11:00am-3:00pm

Black Cat Books
 54 N Ferry Rd, Shelter Island
 631-725-8654
blackcatbooks@yahoo.com
www.blackcatbooks.com
Hours: 10:00am-5:00pm daily

Cornucopia Gift Shop (making deliveries only)
27 W Neck Rd, Shelter Island
631-749-0171
Hours: Friday and Saturday: 12:00-4:00pm
Call for for curbside pickup

Jack’s Marine
188 North Ferry Road, Shelter Island
Hardware Orders call Dana - 631-749-0114 during store hours, or at 631-800-9297 other times
Toys and Craft Orders call Kim - 516-972-3004
Open for curbside and delivery orders ONLY
Hours: Monday - Saturday: 8:00am-5:00pm
Sunday: 9:00am-1:00pm
www.facebook.com/Jacksmarinesi

An Island sheltered by Islands

This was the name given to Shelter Island by the Manhanset Indians, long before the first English settlers arrived in 1652. They must have had a peaceful and bountiful life, since the Island is protected from the worst of weather by the sheltering arms of the Long Island's North and South Forks. The surrounding waters yielded up a bounty of fish and water fowl, while the woods and fields were equally stocked with deer and other game. The Manhanset's are gone, but the Island remains, still peaceful, still protected, still bountiful. Nearly one-third of this 8000-acre Island is owned by the Nature Conservancy and kept in a forever-wild state.

Our three deep-water harbors each have a fully equipped marina and are welcome havens for those arriving by boat.

Access to the Island is by car ferry; from Greenport on the North Fork, a 10 minute run, or from Sag Harbor on the South Fork, only three minutes away.

Shelter Island is for those who seek respite from the noise and turmoil of city and suburban life. Careful zoning has preserved much of the Island's rural character. The 35 mph speed limit plus the gentle pace of life bring our visitors back to a time many have thought was gone forever. If the Manhanset Indians could return through a time machine, they would experience some culture shock, but they would recognize this island sheltered by islands as the one they knew so many years ago.