Enjoyed the Venison sausage, with a hardy root soup. We also had the fluke entree. All 3 were…read moredelicious. The atmosphere was relaxing and the service was good. Look forward to a return.

Ah the Hamptons .. the land of overpriced , underwhelming food and service. Not here!…read more I loved Almond. To begin the staff here is remarkable and service oriented. Eric one of the owners is ever present and connected with his guests table by table. The wine selections by the glass remarkable as were the craft cocktails. Especially the almond Margaritas The mezzi platter was so beautiful to look at we stalled to eat it. The pork chop was amazing and large to boot served with brocolini vegetables and corn in a delicious spicy saute The clientele here were so interest, well groomed and fun to gaze at. It feels to me like old Hampton crowd. People who truly know the essence of Hampton life. Fairly priced as we'll go!

We went here for dinner a few night ago. The vibe is amazing, so Hamptons and chic. Almost felt as…read moreif we escaped the US, European elegance. The service is extremely kind and accommodating. We had a reservation for 8 inside, and they quickly moved us outside with no issue. Definitely recommend sitting outside. We ordered the spaghetti, Cacio e Pepe, chicken, burrata and peaches, market salad, and lobster and bean salad. All to share. The spaghetti and chicken were both amazing, would definitely recommend. The Cacio e Pepe ravioli and Market and lobster salads were all good but not to die for. I would skip on the burrata and peaches as the peaches were hard and the dish was semi flavorless. The whole experience is definitely more about the vibe than the small portion sizes of food. I would come again for a drink and apps which is the reason I gave 4 stars.

Anastasia was a terrific service person. In general staff was very well trained and focused on the…read morecustomer experience from the start to finish.

Topping Rose House, Bridgehampton: Culinary Highs and Service Lows…read moreRating: (Food: 9.5 | Service: 6) Topping Rose House remains a bit of a Bridgehampton enigma. As a spot we find ourselves returning to a couple of times a year, the kitchen continues to operate at a gold standard, even when the front-of-house seems to be stuck in a bit of a fog. The Food: A Seasonal Symphony If you are coming strictly for the palate, you will not be disappointed. The freshness of the ingredients is palpable: * Oysters: These were pristine--served icy cold and exceptionally fresh. The mignonette was the standout here; perfectly balanced and bright, it elevated the oysters rather than masking them. * Pea Soup: This was a revelation. It tasted as if the peas had been picked just yesterday; it was vibrant, "green," and utterly delightful. * Lobster Roll: While it was admittedly small in stature (especially for the price point), the execution was flawless. It was bright, crunchy, and avoided the heavy mayo-trap that many local spots fall into. The Service: A Comedy of Errors Unfortunately, the gap between the kitchen and the dining room was wide during this visit. While our waitress was personally lovely, the actual mechanics of the service were incredibly frustrated: * Timing Issues: We were offered bread at the start of the meal, yet it didn't grace the table until we were finished eating. * The Water Gap: Our sparkling water sat empty for far too long. Refills were offered, but like the bread, they arrived only after the meal had concluded. * Lack of Proactivity: There was no offer for drink refills throughout the courses. * Accountability: Most disappointing was the lack of acknowledgment. Mistakes happen, but a simple "I'm so sorry for the delay" goes a long way. Instead, the lapses were never addressed or accounted for. The Verdict: Topping Rose House serves some of the most phenomenal, fresh food in the Hamptons. However, when you're paying Bridgehampton prices, you expect the service to match the caliber of the kitchen. We'll likely be back because the pea soup and oysters are hard to quit, but we'll be crossing our fingers for a more attentive experience next time. mi

Hosted a private dinner in the Barn and everything from service to the food was impeccable…read more Ambiance was magical with the florals and candlelight. Two dishes I was in love with was the chicken with artichoke fondue and the sushi canapé. Would definitely recommend hosting an event here! Thanks Chris for your partnership on the event!

I came here with a group of friends and had a great time! I tried the whipped ricotta (6/10 I've…read morehad better and they don't give you enough bread), salmon tartare (9/10 I'd definitely get again), truffle fries(8/10 standard and good), steak tacos (9/10 would definitely get again), and the mahi fish tacos (7/10 a little overcooked) It's all Hamptons pricing but the cocktails/drinks were pretty comparable to NYC! Nice staff but they seemed a little overwhelmed!

This place will leave your cheeks Rosie with happiness when you experience the magic inside. This…read moreplace is like the TARDIS... it's BIGGER ON THE INSIDE. The food and drinks here are FABULOUS! I got the Innersleeve Smash - Tito's Vodka, Maraschino, Watermelon, Kiwi, Citrus, Yuzu Fever-tree. It was really good. 10/10 The Salmon Tartare was a nice and welcoming twist. Instead of avocado, they put the salmon over seaweed salad. It was revolutionary. 10/10 The Filet Mignon was cooked to perfection and very tasty. 10/10 The place has FILTERED WATER. NO BOTTLED WATER. They use a very powerful filtration system that is pretty good. I would recommend this spot to everyone in their 20s and up. I will be back

A good spot for low key food and a strong drink…read more The margaritas are pretty good here. Those of you in. Your 20s will love this place because they have a bit of a heavy hand with the liquor. I felt buzzed after half a drink, and I'm no lightweight. The service is average (this is a good thing) The ambiance is very casual. I could see why most people in their 20s would love this place. I usually rate a Mexican spot by their Carne Asada tacos but they don't have them here. They Americanized it and call the skirt steak tacos. I wouldn't call it true Mexican, but I wouldn't knock it either because a lot of people don't speak Spanish out here so I can understand why they did it. The Parrot burger was decent. Perfectly cooked and tasty. 3/5 (good score).

Food was mid but the worst part was that the service was horrible and then after we endured through…read morethis horrible experience we had to face a 20% automatic tip (btw I wanted to tip 1% cause it was shit). Tipping yourself out of my wallet is incredibly disrespectful. If I'm ever back u can tip this dick.

Want some variety in East Hampton? Then this is it...kind of…read more El Buco in Amagansett...try the crispy Cannellini beans, little neck clams and ancient grain focaccia. That's it...don't stray from that and you will be fine. Place had a nice vibe and service was good.

So many things to love about this place... the succulent grilled prawns, the burrata and cherries,…read morethe dog-friendliness inside and out, the fresh oysters, the mushroom focaccia, the chocolate cake, and the kindest servers. Totally coming back and can't wait. 5 stars!!!!

I really wanted to like Arthur's. We asked our waiter if it was family style portions . We wanted…read moreto know how to order. There were 4 of us. We started with the chopped salad which was the best part of the meal. Great dressing and enough for 4. My husband and I counted on splitting the penne bolognese. We were shocked when it arrived at the table. It was a portion for one at best. Pasta was a bit overcooked and the bolognese was not a rich tasting sauce. My friend had the salmon- again enough for one NOT FAMILY SIZE PORTION. Our other friend had veal marsala.It was a bit tough. Not family style portion. The food was at best fair. We all took a good look around deciding not to return. Ambiance was OK- noise level was to a level where we could barely hear each other talk to one another and hear what the other was saying.

Our waiter was a nice guy. Lousy waiter, but nice guy. This picture is what they don't want you to…read moresee. Contrary to what you may have heard, the portions are not "family style" like Carmine's. Carmine's entrees can feed a Family. A&S entrees...a Family needs to chip in to cover $35 for pasta w olive oil and garlic. Went in w high expectations which lead to extreme disappointment. I could go on. Suffice to say, nothing was good. Service is like Italian Restaurant Summer Camp. The Campers are not good servers. The food is lousy, but hey at least it's expensive! This is The Hamptons after all. I absolutely, positively have had better meals at Olive Garden and I don't feel good about having eaten at Olive Garden. Avoid.

Food was really good and it's a very interesting menu! We really enjoyed the lobster noodles, fluke…read moresashimi, and sweet corn dumplings. It's a very pretty setting and there's a great view of the sunset. We did have to wait a while for our table even though we had a reservation, but they ended up giving us a salad on the house which was nice.

Was looking for a quick meal and ny style pizza. Service is fast and friendly with great prices…read more Easy to park in their own lot few tables inside few tables outside there is not service you order at the counter. My pizza was great and my pennz broccoli was even better than I expected.

We stopped here to grab some pizza late day - what an excellent choice for a gluten-free,…read morecauliflower-crust personal pizza! The service was friendly and prompt and the pizza crust had the exact right amount of crunch, yet was nice and thin. I recommend the margarita (I added onions). The basil and garlic it was prepared with took this to a next level of gourmet pizza. Yum!! Very casual atmosphere, great for kids. Outdoor seating in front. We will definitely be back! I foresee summer plans out east including this stop!