I will dream of this sandwich (in the photo here) for the rest of my life. Leaving this review so…read moreI'll always have this restaurant bookmarked.

We were really excited to try this place, but unfortunately it was a disappointing experience. The…read moresmoothie tasted like overripe, almost rotten bananas. The bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich was severely undercooked, which made it inedible. The coffee also wasn't good, especially since it appeared to be freshly brewed from a canister, so I was surprised by the taste. The one bright spot was the chocolate donut as it was delicious and easily the best thing we ordered. We spent around $60 for just these four items, so we left feeling pretty disappointed. I hope this was just an off day because there's definitely room for improvement. Employees were very sweet and nice.

Left Hand Coffee Montauk, NY…read more@lefthandcoffee Left Hand Coffee Company is an awesome coffee shop located right in the heart of town in Montauk, just blocks from the water. It's the perfect spot to stop by for a great hot or iced coffee and some pastries, before headed to the beach or stroll around town! They are known for their organic, locally roasted coffee blends. They also offer wellness shots, cold-pressed juices, and other snacks to grab on the go. We loved it here and enjoyed everything that we got, especially their new Sourdough Rip n Dip bagels! The hot honey butter was delicious. Go check them out the next time you're out in Montauk! What we got: - Iced Banana Bread Latte - Matcha w/ whole milk - RAW Juicery Red Cure - Wild Blueberry Donut - Salted Chocolate Chip Cookie - Croissant - Glazed Donut - NEW Sourdough Rip n Dip Bagels in everything and sesame served with hot honey butter and whipped cream cheese Go check them out! For full video review and much more, follow us on Instagram @drinklongislandny

I came here because TikTok told me to but it was a little weird if I'm honest. The space itself is…read morevery rustic looking with not much seating, more of a grab and go place. I was with my mom and when we went up to order she had some questions about the menu, and ended up just ordering a regular coffee. I asked questions about one of their latte specials, which the person working answered, and then said I'd take one of those. He rung us up and it was only $8 which I guess should've been an indicator that he didn't clock that I had also ordered - but if you have two people at a coffee shop and one person asking about a latte don't you think they want one as well? We waited around 15 minutes or so and when I finally went back up he was surprised that I also wanted something. The coffee was fine but kind of overpriced which is par for the course here. But people on the internet love it so maybe I'm the one who's wrong.

A health market with fresh produce and dry goods. An extensive menu offers breakfast, lunch and…read moresmoothies, as well as coffees. Take out or eat in. Many vegan options! The smoothies are delicious and you can customize with a variety of additions. The service was fine but it did take a long time to get a salad, wrap and smoothie.

It's such a lovely spot ! I highly recommend Naturally Good if you are a fan of healthy organic…read moreplaces. I love the chili here in the winter. Super tasty baked goods - big fan of the blueberry banana gluten-free muffin!! Fresh organic juices & smoothies Great coffee Star girl made me the best latte I've ever had.

The pastries here are divine. My favorite is their raisin snail, I love how flakey it is and has a…read morenice sweet apricot aroma taste on the outside . Their baked miso chocolate chip cookies is an absolute die for as well-Tate's bakery can never! & can we talk about their Chicken banh mi its super savory, has the perfect crunch and a nice kick to it. The bakery is definitely more elevated compared to any bakeries in the Hamptons. I happened to take a glance of the kitchen when I was waiting to use the restroom and saw how serious they are when it comes to cleanliness. It was my second time there and definitely coming back again! I wish they had locations in NYC they would kill it!

When in East Hampton our first stop is always Carissa's. We all can't wait to get there. The…read moremeals, breads, pastries, drinks are all so delectable. It's difficult to choose what to order- so we eat and then take out for later! Some outdoor seating as well.

Back when I lived in Astoria, Queens my buddies and I had a few regular spots that had specials on…read moreweeknights for wings, burgers, and steaks. We affectionately termed these "discount meat nights." The Cafe's $10 burger and fries on Monday nights is easily the best Discount Meat Night deal around in 2026. Don't get me wrong, I still love High Hope's $20 smash burger and beer on Wednesdays, but The Cafe's killer au poivre burger and fries for $10 is just a monster deal. The cost-taste ratio is off the charts. It was tough to get a good picture of the burger in the vibey bar room, but check out their Instagram for some drool worthy shots: @thecaferi

Visited for dinner without reservation after nearby troll trip. Enjoyed the ambience of the…read morerestaurant. It was yakitori night so we started with some chicken and pork belly. Took a while to arrive. The pork belly was exquisitely rendered with beautifully charred skin and tender meat. Lobster roll served warm was very good, the lobster was a little overcooked but still a highlight. Buttermilk Fried Chicken had super crisp skin and was executed and presented perfectly, great tasting together with the accompanied pickled vegetables and hot-honey butter. The best dish of the night. Sticky toffee pudding was as good as advertised: sticky, textured, with interesting mouthfeel offset by lightly whipped cream. Tequila based El Mariachi was tasty and balanced but not memorable.

Cozy little spot where my friends and I picked up some provisions before heading to the wineries…read more My sesame chicken salad was $17 but had more delicious chicken than one would expect. A friend's squash sandwich also got rave reviews. I'll be back.

We received this recommendation as a place to visit when coming to Greenport and I must say it's a…read moreMUST. We came twice during our trip. It's a cute upscale bakery/eatery. The vibes are immaculate. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. I got the chai tea latte, lemon poppyseed scone, and the avocado toast with bacon. OMG. Everything is a 10/10. The chai is perfect. Not too sweet but still very spiced forward. The scone was not too dry and all the right amount of sweetness. The avocado toast is to die for. The avocado is perfectly ripped, the jammy egg has me questioning my egg making skills, and the chili crisp adds a nice kick without it being overpowering. The bacon I added add an extra layer of protein, which was perfectly cooked. My friends got a ham and cheese croissant, which I tasted and wished I got one to go. Overall, this is an outstanding place for bites that are filling and delicious. I can't wait to try their lunch goodies!!

Staff were helpful, it's a peaceful little location that has amazing products. You know you're…read moregetting real food there! Breakfast burrito was spectacular- my husband and I split it!

Love coming here when in town. Great selection of fresh produce and a small selection of dairy free…read moreand gluten free products. As a private chef, it's a vital part of my "ammo" when in town for work. Also, cool merch as well!

Nice ambiance and experience. Good customer service and good coffee. My daughter had a nice…read moreblueberry muffin.

YUMMY food and nice atmosphere in this music-themed café. I…read morewas lucky enough to stop in on their 3rd day after reopening - thanks to community donations, said the co-owner, their business was able to sustain the pandemic. I'm so glad it did! It's in an historic building and also offers free ukulele workshops by one of the co-founders of the café (which I didn't get to see, lol). His handcrafted banjolike instruments - made out of tin boxes, wood, and bent quarters - are also offered for fun and for sale. I think I saw an Altoids guitar for $50. The soup of the day (tomato basil) was really good, but the fresh-baked BREAD is what really got me! And I'm not usually a bread person. Keep in mind they close at 3. Very glad to have stopped by to support this unique local place.

"This is some Willy Wonka sh*t" - Me after tasting the Everything Bagel Martini at Bird on the…read moreRoof. Truly, the cocktails and menu at this restaurant are so inventive and flavor packed it feels as if there has to be something supernatural happening in the kitchen and behind the bar. We came here in early May and sat at the bar. Dillon took great care of us, walked us through the menu and made stellar recommendations all around. After having my mind blown by the Everything Bagel Martini, we moved on to share the charred octopus and Leggy's Thighs. The charred octopus was tender, and paired so well with the citrus fruits on this plate, plus the bite of pistachios?! So well put together. Leggy's thighs (RIP Leggy) were literally the best chicken I'd ever had, fall off the bone tender and topped off with flavorful furikake and hot pickled fresno chilis. We also split the Wagyu sando which I'm literally still thinking about. Wagyu on milkbread?! What an excellent idea. Live acoustic music was going on the night we were here which really added to the cozy ambiance. They also have trivia here on Thursdays (Dillon, if you're reading this, we hope your team wins the championship). 10/10 no notes. Come here if you can get a table.

This place had such great potential for brunch! I was excited to get some of the things on the menu…read morebut I decided on the Shukah, which is one of my favorite meals. Well it was quite a disappointment! The sauce had no flavor at all and needed a lot of sauce. What makes a shakshukah great is a nice runny yoke! My friend got a semi runny yoke and I got over cooked well-done egg which was the last straw. I ate it and kept my mouth shut but I would not recommend. Not to mention that the dish was very expensive for what it is. My wife's egg sandwich was OKAY, and the only thing that looked pretty good was someone's scrambled eggs and bacon. Next time I'm in Montauk I will be skipping this place.