If you're driving out to Montauk and don't stop here on the way, you're missing out. This spot has one of the best lobster rolls around, and some seriously awesome strawberry rhubarb pie.
A healthy alternative to most frozen yogurt options, so you'll feel better about eating it. Delicious mix ins too!
This place defines the laid back, non-pretentious atmosphere of Montauk - come here to drink during the day or dance the night away during summer weekends. Plenty of outdoor space!
Burgers are great but the tuna burger is fabulous! Stay away from the desserts if your concerned about how you look in a bathing suit.
Happy Hour runs from 4-7pm in the Taproom. Or come for a relaxed dinner. Or spend a late night mixing with the locals as you party the night away.
The lengthy menu of food dishes changes daily, but you can always get an outstanding traditional item, such as the ever popular and highly recommended grilled cheese.
Long communal style picnic tables round out the cafeteria-like atmosphere. The bar in the back is a local and regular favorite.
Don’t miss Twilight Thursday: wine tasting, cheese boards, music and the perfect setting to unwind.
The sunset views are only surpassed by the food and service. Great place to stop by and grab a quick bite to eat on the way home from the beach with the kids or just to meet up and have a few drinks.
Wood fire gourmet pizza at its best. Don’t be taken aback by the somewhat gruff and off-the-cuff service, it's part of the relaxed, laid-back atmosphere the regulars enjoy.
Known for their teriyaki chicken salad and spicy tuna sandwich this fabulous Japanese restaurant is a must. Owner Toyo is always on the scene and the bartenders are very attentive. Always packed.
Spectacular waterfront dining with Mediterranean Cuisine; on premises catering. The portions are huge so order smart!
Burgers, shakes and fries and the best homemade ice cream to boot! Try the John burger and the homemade ice cream. No website, but then who needs one for a popular place like this.
Amagansett Staple of the East End Night life – be up close and personal with name recognized entertainers. You never know who will show up from famous or locals jamming.
Usually a wait but not bad since Sag Harbor is a great town to stroll and shop. Food and service is always consistently good and fresh. If you're lucky you can snag an outside table.
A favorite for Italian food. Sit at the bar and the bartender will serve you food and select the best wine with your dish. You cannot go wrong with ordering the fish, pasta or beef.
New American Cuisine with a focus on seasonally appropriate and local ingredients. Starr proudly butchers the finest grade meats on premises. Don’t miss their buffet dinner - best bargain.
Some swear it is the best restaurant in the Hamptons. While that is up for debate, if you want upscale bistro style French cuisine, it’s the place to go.
Fresh sandwiches, salads, soups, specials, and a chili that will change your life. Many swear this is the gem of the many Pear’s scattered around the Hamptons.
You really can't go wrong with any of the pizzas or pastas here, but the standouts to us were the White Pizza and the Linguini. Be sure to finish your meal off with some gelato.
The Hamptons edition of this classic NYC steak house. Friendly, family style service. Others say they would go nowhere else for their beef craving or the large portions.
If you're not into the trendy Hamptons scene, this is the place for you. Be prepared for things to get a little crazy - you may get some cheap beer spilled on you, but it's all part of the experience!
