Why have I been walking past Alpina everytime I'm in Greenport?…read more Was it the dark atmosphere? Did I think I was getting just another American-German influenced restaurant with only brats and potato pancakes? Did I expect polka? The experience was actually slow and refined, without the white tablecloths. Alpina has German, Swiss, and slightly Northern Italian influenced cuisine, along with a selection of alcohols I was completely unfamiliar with... which made the experience feel full of new things. The most memorable food was actually one of the simplest. The chef prepared incredibly creamy, caramelized onions with a slight sauerkraut tang that was amazeballs. I told our waiter that I'd write him a love letter over it, and here I am! The pappardelle had shredded duck, cheese, and big, fun, chewy noodles that were satisfying to slurp. It just needed a dash of pepper to elevate it. The meat and cheese board included a few things I'd never tried before, and it was so good I was searching for a meat shop in Manhattan so we could buy them again. Portion sizes aren't huge for the price, but it was worth it to us. Don't be afraid of the dark entrance, the ligonberry on the menu, and ask the bartender about the connection between the giant copper gnome and penguin shaker gone rouge.

Great vibe. We popped in for a quick cocktail. Our party of six were the only ones there at the…read moretime. The drinks were pricey and pretty. Our mixologist was clearly passionate about creating great cocktails. I could kick myself for not remembering to take photos. I hope to come back for the food. Excellent service and lovely ambience and decor.

What a wonderful spot! They have ping pong, pool, shuffle board, darts! The staff is so nice and…read morethey have a large array of choices to drink

It is cozy place to have fun and play pool it's really cute inside looks like you can have a cup of…read morehot chocolate or coffee in there

This was my first time here and I was delighted to speak with Derick, the owner about the business…read more He was proud to share that their five year anniversary is coming up this fall. The space is nicely decorated and has a comfortable vibe. There is a bar and tables. Looks like a great spot for a romantic sip. We indulged with a flight of wine which you can have one, two or three selections and a charcuterie board to go along with the wine. All the selections (food and wine) are flexible so everyone should be happy! Definitely looking forward to a return trip.

Intimate surroundings for a largely female clientele. Charcuterie selections are excellent. Many…read morevaried wine choices although a bit expensive for the size of pour. Good for an occasional treat but pricy overall.

Greet food and service. A good variety of food and a real wood burning pizza oven. They are open…read morewhen other places are closed.

We used to enjoy dining at A Mano... but the most recent experience was terrible. The pizza was…read moredisappointing.-- ridiculous amount of mozzarella, canned mushrooms and dough that was not homemade, and it was drenched in oil. My husband's order of chicken Milanese was also disappointing - the chicken was fried and covered with a heavy buttery sauce (quite different from the EVO and pepper and Parmesan that the menu described) and the accompanying spinach was also drowned in butter. The meal was redeemed by the Caesar salad which was great

First off this is truly a group effort by local inhabitants who demonstrate great pride in the…read moreservice and hospitality I was initially disappointed that when only had minutes to order once we arrived for our 8:30 reservation. The young man waiting on is explained that because it is a bed and breakfast they had restrictions on dining hours ok I understand As the night progresses and me on a sour mood.. these folks were able to turn it around with kindness , thoughtful care and exceptional food The salad with buratta was so fresh , very simple but elegant In presentation The Tuna Tatare an absolute powerhouse of clean flavor without a fishy aroma. The bomb dish ( in a good way) was the linguine with lobster. Wow!!! Many places here on EH destroy your wallet just by using the title " lobster" this perfectly seasoned dish is a light butter cream sauce was not at all heavy the lobster plentiful and frankly enough for two ppl All in all my only complaint is that they are only open Wednesday through Saturday but hey.. if it's that good it worth planning around their schedule. Go!

What a find! Bar None is the only true wine bar / tapas restaurant in the area!. Very relaxed vibe,…read moreamazing selection of wine and cocktails, and the food was outstanding! Everything had flavor and the seafood was fresh and served ice cold. The hours of operation are limited (4-7pm, Mon. - Thurs.) but if you are in the area and would like to have a nice start to your evening, this is the perfect place to do it. Highly recommend!

Upon arriving back in NY yesterday, we were vexed with the options for dinner; wanting a wine bar…read morewith Old World characteristics, food being of relative importance. We read a recent review where someone proclaimed the owner to be nasty & unfriendly (sure, I am paraphrasing). Those types of reviews are generally emotionally charged and written by plebs I find. More on that toward the end. Pulling up to a rather unassuming east end Long Island small shopping plaza drenched in rain; opening the door, you are taken back to a semi rustic and dim interior. Perfectly elegant in its bucolic charm- with nice lounge music playing. It is a sit where one likes atmosphere. This is meant with the utmost of respect and candour. We were greeted kindly by the proprietoress (Jacqueline), and handed pleasantly robust binders with the wine list and food. Deciding to treat this in the more European café type, we had glasses and charcuterie. I, the Sagrantino, and her the Kerner. Jacqueline was vocally pleased with our interesting choices. The night drew on, more wine ensued, more food, multiple conversations, and I completed reading through each page and wine choice...finding much to be recognised and appreciated (Kirwan, Moric, Georg Breuer to name but a few) At the end of the night, I asked Jacqueline to pick an appropriate nightcap. She not only delivered, but gave us a wonderful story including the provenance and her experiences - ultimately, the word genius came up more than once. To wit, there was nothing here but an exceptional experience with a like-minded wine enthusiast. I felt welcomed and in the frith of old kin. Nasty, belligerent, dullard atmosphere- indeed not. "Pour out the wine without restraint or stay, Pour not by cups, but by the bellyful, Pour out to all that wull." -Edmund Spenser

What a lovely place with great wine pours and tasty tapas. We tried almost all of their offering…read morewith our group of five. All were excellent, especially Brussels sprouts and artichokes. Menu changes seasonally. We had several wines by the glass, all recommended by the owner who also served our table. This place deserves all the accolades it gets. PS half pours available. PS review updated to reflect she is the sole owner!

What an amazing location for tasting wine. Pets permitted on leash. The house rose is amazing as…read morewell as all the locally sourced red and white wines. Highly recommend visiting!

This is a really charming place with good service and tasty food, offering a wide selection of…read morewines and beverages. We stopped in for a quick bite and a drink. We started with the house chips--they were so good! Just the right amount. I ordered the scallops, and the sauce was the perfect mix of sweet and spicy (low). The halibut was also cooked perfectly and was quite enjoyable. We finished with coffee and crème brûlée, which was so good we couldn't resist and finished it all! We will definitely be back.

This place is a cute little spot in town, and they were kind enough to make space for our party of…read moreseven outside, which I appreciated. The menu had a nice variety, but overall, I wasn't very impressed. It seemed like our large group may have put some stress on the kitchen. One friend ordered wine that didn't smell or taste fresh -- the staff did open a new bottle and replace it, which was handled well. However, our meals took over 30 minutes to arrive, and when they did, they were warm at best. I ordered the steak frites with a side of spinach. The steak was undercooked, the fries seemed like leftovers, and the spinach was drenched in oil to the point that I couldn't eat it. Overall, it's an okay spot, but the experience felt off. Maybe it was just an off night for them.