Is that you Mr President? Dozens of people gather outside a restaurant as Obama dines while on vacation in Martha's Vineyard 

  • Barack Obama has spent the past five days on his annual vacation at Martha's Vineyard playing golf
  • Dozens of people were spotted outside a restaurant where the president was dining on Friday night
  • Residents and visitors have been spotted reaching for cameras hoping to get a glimpse of the first family 
  • Hundreds lined the streets as the president and first lady, Michelle, passed by while on vacation 
  • Obama has played golf with a line-up of big-name basketball players like Chris Paul  and Stephen Curry 

Dozens of people gathered outside a restaurant where President Barack Obama was dining Friday night.

Obama was dining during his annual family summer vacation at Martha's Vineyard, in Edgartown, Massachusetts, where he's spent the past five days with his family.

But for those past few days, residents and visitors have quickly reached for their cameras hoping to get a glimpse of the president and the first family up close and personal.

It's unclear what restaurant Obama was dining at and if he was with first lady, Michelle, and their daughters, Malia and Sasha. 

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Dozens of people (pictured) gathered outside a restaurant where President Barack Obama was dining Friday night

Dozens of people (pictured) gathered outside a restaurant where President Barack Obama was dining Friday night

Obama was dining during his annual family summer vacation at Martha's Vineyard, in Edgartown, Massachusetts, where he's spent the past five days with his family

Obama was dining during his annual family summer vacation at Martha's Vineyard, in Edgartown, Massachusetts, where he's spent the past five days with his family

 But for those past few days, residents and visitors have quickly reached for their cameras hoping to get a glimpse of the president and first family up close and personal. The president's motorcade is pictured as he heads to play golf

 But for those past few days, residents and visitors have quickly reached for their cameras hoping to get a glimpse of the president and first family up close and personal. The president's motorcade is pictured as he heads to play golf

residents of Martha's Vineyard have been treated to the spectacle of the presidential motorcade (pictured is the president giving a wave)

Residents of Martha's Vineyard have been treated to the spectacle of the presidential motorcade (pictured is the president giving a wave)

In his first outing on Sunday, Obama joined up with Chris Paul of the Los Angeles Clippers. In the second round, it was Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors, and in his third and fourth rounds, Obama's foursome included former all-stars Alonzo Mourning and Ray Allen 

In his first outing on Sunday, Obama joined up with Chris Paul of the Los Angeles Clippers. In the second round, it was Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors, and in his third and fourth rounds, Obama's foursome included former all-stars Alonzo Mourning and Ray Allen 

Friday night's group of people hoping to spot the president and his family doesn't come close to the hundreds who have have lined the streets eager for a glimpse of Obama and first lady, Michelle. 

The Obamas' armored car and security vehicles passed through the small town with most of the crowd cheering enthusiastically as their motorcade sped away to drop them off on the other side of the island.

On Martha's Vineyard, Obama also has gone out twice for dinner. In the town of Oak Bluffs, he dined Sunday evening at Down Island, a new, trendy restaurant that has a $59 prix fixe menu.

Executive Chef Scott Cummings told the Cape Cod Times the president shook hands with staff and posed for photos. 

The menu included island-caught striped bass, roasted carrots, octopus and chocolate pate. Obama tried all the dishes that were brought to him, Cummings said. 

For their second dinner out, the Obamas headed back Tuesday to State Road restaurant in West Tisbury, which has become a yearly stop for them. 

Hundreds lined the streets hoping for a glimpse of the president and first lady, as the Obamas' armored car and security vehicles passed through the small town

Hundreds lined the streets hoping for a glimpse of the president and first lady, as the Obamas' armored car and security vehicles passed through the small town

It's friendly country for Democrats, with most of the crowd cheering enthusiastically as their motorcade sped away to drop them off on the other side of the island

It's friendly country for Democrats, with most of the crowd cheering enthusiastically as their motorcade sped away to drop them off on the other side of the island

Lobster salad, local greens, striped bass, monkfish, duck breast and cheeseburgers were on the menu. 

In his first outing on Sunday, Obama joined up with Chris Paul of the Los Angeles Clippers for a round at the Farm Neck Golf Club.

In the second round, it was Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors, and in his third and fourth rounds, Obama's foursome included former all-stars Alonzo Mourning and Ray Allen.

The latter two were playing partners during last year's vacation as well.

The round with Curry makes good on Obama's promise of a rematch when the Warriors visited the White House in February to be honored for winning the 2015 NBA championship. 

'I heard during this summer, after our golf game, that Steph was using the excuse of Secret Service being intimidating for why he lost the match,' Obama said at the time. 'That is not the case. But he will have another opportunity.' 

When Obama golfs, a handful of reporters, a camera team and photographers - known as the pool - are nearby, usually kept far enough away so the president doesn't see them, and vice versa.

But the press was allowed to watch Obama on the first hole of the day.

Many weekends in Washington, Obama also goes golfing, but generally on just one of the days.  

Obama and Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul walk on the first green during a round of golf at Farm Neck Golf Course

Obama and Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul walk on the first green during a round of golf at Farm Neck Golf Course

The president also played a round with Washington lawyer Cy Walker on his vacation at Martha's Vineyard

The president also played a round with Washington lawyer Cy Walker on his vacation at Martha's Vineyard

Obama (2nd R) walks off the first green with Chris Paul (L), Cyrus Walker (2nd L) and Joe Paulsen (R) as he plays golf on   August 7

Obama (2nd R) walks off the first green with Chris Paul (L), Cyrus Walker (2nd L) and Joe Paulsen (R) as he plays golf on August 7

Many weekends in Washington, Obama also goes golfing, but generally on just one of the days. But he's had a chance to play a few extra games during his vacation this week

Many weekends in Washington, Obama also goes golfing, but generally on just one of the days. But he's had a chance to play a few extra games during his vacation this week

Obama gestured as he looks at the hole before putting on the first green during a round of golf at Farm Neck Golf Course
On Martha's Vineyard, Obama also has gone out twice for dinner. In the town of Oak Bluffs, he dined Sunday evening at Down Island, a new, trendy restaurant that has a $59 prix fixe menu

Obama gestured as he looks at the hole before flashing a smile and a thumbs up as he began putting on the first green during a round of golf at Farm Neck Golf Course 

The Obama's have vacationed every year but one on Martha's Vineyard. They generally keep a low profile, and indeed there were few people on the street in West Tisbury when they left the restaurant around 10.30pm.

On the day Obama didn't golf, he and the first family went to a private beach. The White House said Thursday he and daughter Malia also went for a walk in the morning on a trail near the house the Obamas are renting. 

The White House doesn't disclose exactly where he is staying, but he's in the same neighborhood of a home the Obamas stayed at in 2014 and 2015.

One of the local papers, the Martha's Vineyard Times, describes the home as containing seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, expansive views of Vineyard Sound, a swimming pool, a hot tub and a dual tennis-basketball court.

Obama has added a new event to this year's itinerary, a fundraiser Monday for the Democratic National Committee. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton will be on the island as well on August 20. 

Her campaign website stated that she'll be in Edgartown at the home of Carol and Frank Biondi, a former CEO for Viacom and Universal Studios. It's unclear for now whether the two politicians will spend any time together.

The Obama's have vacationed every year except one on Martha's Vineyard. They generally keep a low profile, and indeed there were few people on the street in West Tisbury when they left the restaurant around 10.30pm. He's pictured golfing in 2013 at Martha's Vineyard

The Obama's have vacationed every year except one on Martha's Vineyard. They generally keep a low profile, and indeed there were few people on the street in West Tisbury when they left the restaurant around 10.30pm. He's pictured golfing in 2013 at Martha's Vineyard

Obama and his family arrived aboard Air Force One for their annual summer vacation at Martha's Vineyard, via Cape Cod Coast Guard Air Station, Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, on August 6

Obama and his family arrived aboard Air Force One for their annual summer vacation at Martha's Vineyard, via Cape Cod Coast Guard Air Station, Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, on August 6

Even the Obamas' dogs Sunny (left) and Bo rode on Air Force One for the family's annual vacation at Martha's Vineyard

Even the Obamas' dogs Sunny (left) and Bo rode on Air Force One for the family's annual vacation at Martha's Vineyard

Obama's daughters Sasha (left) and Malia arrive with their parents to board Air Force One for travel to Massachusetts for their annual vacation at Martha's Vineyard, from Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, US

Obama's daughters Sasha (left) and Malia arrive with their parents to board Air Force One for travel to Massachusetts for their annual vacation at Martha's Vineyard, from Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, US

Obama and his family preparing to board Air Force One for travel to Massachusetts for their annual vacation at Martha's Vineyard

Obama and his family preparing to board Air Force One for travel to Massachusetts for their annual vacation at Martha's Vineyard

The Obamas regularly stay at the popular spot Martha's Vineyard for their annual family vacation

The Obamas regularly stay at the popular spot Martha's Vineyard for their annual family vacation

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