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    Amber Waves

    3.9 (50 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Sophie T.

    Such a cute farmers market. Beware there are bees everywhereeee lol. I got a kids grilled cheese and there was no line behind me, and only 2 customers that were in line ahead of me and I waited 15-20 mins for the 1 grilled cheese. I will say it was DELICIOUS. Also it was supposed to come with a tomato soup and I only got the grilled cheese so that was a bummer. Next time! It was so nice walking around the farm area and seeing the animals too. Super cute!

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    Sabina C.

    Super cute farmers market. Great place to get fresh veggies and fruit and locally made bites. On the pricey side but who's counting? lol. Really nice place to eat outside. The weather was nice so it felt really peaceful. I'd recommend anyone to swing by who's in the area.

    Bonnie G.

    Upscale market and farm utopia, with sprawling meadows and picnic tables and classes for kids and fresh blueberries and green juices and plums and more. Of course everything is expensive but that's the Hamptons. Offers breakfast and lunch sandwiches, too. A ritzy outdoor supermarket where you could laze at the picnic tables for a while and people watch. 5 stars!!!

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    Paul M.

    Great not-for-profit farm with fresh produce and tasty lunch offerings. Educational garden is open to the public, unique for the east end of Long Island. Friendly staff and interesting operation. Highly recommend!!

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    Joy F.

    Best farm stand! Glad we were able to make stop in Amagansett at Amber Waves from Montauk to NYC. What a gem - hard to miss since it's on the main road. Fresh fruits, veggies, and flowers, cute merchandise too. I'm all for this non-profit. Must stops when at the Hamptons.

    Christina S.

    Fresh menu with interesting flavor combinations. Get it to go or eat at their outdoor picnic tables. Everything was fresh and made well, though it took a bit of time to come out.

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    Sam K.

    Absolutely LOVED this farmers market! We decided to stop by on our way home from Montauk and had fun exploring. The indoor section has a lot of fresh food that you can take home or sit outside to eat. I took home a couple items, but I'm the most excited about the mini eggplants because I've never seen those before. You can also head to the flower field to pick your own flowers, or walk around to see the animals and produce that they're growing. They even have a workshop section in which they'll have different lessons throughout the week (pasta workshop, wine and cheese pairing, tomato sauce making class, etc). This place is so cute and I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

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    Gem P.

    The best place I ate at in The Hamptons. I know it's more farm than restaurant but it's got more soul than most. As a California girl you know I have a produce obsession and quite honestly spoiled when it comes to selection of fresh and in season fruit and vegetables, so it's no surprise that I fell in love with the place.

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    Su L.

    Really cute little farm stand in Amagansett located on the highway. They have a variety of organic fruits, vegetables and plants here, along with home goods such as soaps and bath salts. There is an outdoor seating area they have with tables in the shade.

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    Rose K.

    Amber Waves is everything you'd want for a day out in Amagansett. It IS expensive, but that's what you get out in the Hamptons. Their kitchen is closed Tuesday (of course we tried to go for breakfast on a Tuesday) but it was worth it to try and go again. Their brunch and lunch options are written out and seasonal, and they have a few vegan/gluten-free options. The pastries we tried were all great, and not too full of sugar. Shop for produce and bougie snacks... or have a meal, or do it all! There is a large field for picnicking and playing if you have the family with you. Parking is easy just along the street, and they have tables and benches for you to enjoy your meal at. They offer proper teas and coffees, and we also tried a delicious blueberry muffin. I thought their take on bun chay (Vietnamese cold noodle salad) was, well, just a summer American salad with vermicelli. But the socca hit it out of the park. This is a naturally gluten-free chickpea flatbread. They filled it with veggies and it was just the perfect texture and flavor. Savory, summery, warm, filling. I also had my final summer peach here, and it was so ripe and juicy that it might be enough to get me to the next peach season...

    Kimberly W.

    Yummy and healthy take away food. Loved the vibe and the many offerings here! Great latte also ;)

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    Wonderful seedling plants for your garden from herbs to tomato's. Easy access. Farm vistas.

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    I love this place!! Great veggies and food selection there must go if your in Hamptons

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    My daughter is going to be in their "summer school" and we get to relax. Plus the farmers maket. This place is beyond special.

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    They have great food and it's my favorite place. The chocolate chip cookies are the best.

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    Great breakfast and lunch. Small bee problem with the hot cider but def worth a visit

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    Beautiful CSA box and lovely garden to walk through during the season. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars as it is a but spendy.

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    Ask the Community - Amber Waves

    Is this place pet friendly?

    Hi Bea - Thanks for reaching out! We do allow dogs on the property in a limited capacity. Dogs on leash may hang outside or in our side yard however are not allowed inside the market or go beyond our farm field gates. See you on the farm soon!

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    Review Highlights - Amber Waves

    Friendly staff, cute ambience, and some of the best groceries in the Hamptons -- way better than the IGA down the road.

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