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    Smith and Dimon cocktail
    Samantha C.

    What use to be the Jamesport Manor is now the Dimon Estate. And although I've never been to the Jamesport Manor, Dimon Estate fits perfectly in to the neighborhood, offering an amazing menu with seasonal and delicious items. It was a bit on the quiet side when we went, but I was happy that we made a reservation. I can see this spot booking up quickly. The outside was gorgeous and they had an amazing outdoor patio. But we did not want any distractions so we sat indoors. The inside is just as beautiful with a traditional, but not dated, decor. Every part of the meal was delightful, including the cocktail. The baked Brie and burratini were a great way to start. The fluke was cooked perfectly. The highlight of the whole meal were the tequila lime raviolis. Unique and one of my favorite most recent meals. I would go running there to try this dish before it leaves their seasonal menu.

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    Tiffany H.

    Great local place. Food is excellent, service is friendly n courteous. We sat at charming outdoor seating. Buratini is nice but a small app. Duck wings I hear is very good ( I dont eat poultry). Oysters were nice clean n fresh. The only sparkling water they had Fillet for $12! Never heard of it. It was good but not worth $12. Steak was very good, halibut was nicely prepared seasoned well, my tuna was delicious, crispy outside n moist inside. I will def come back when I'm back in the area. It's very good eats.

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    Sunita S.

    Yes, I am consistent in my standards. As the restaurant is also consistent in its food and service.

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    Bill B.

    This place has been on my bucket list for some time now. I remember the old Jamesport Manor 35 years ago. The storyline back then was an old sea captain's house complete with a widow's watch. It was a cool place well it was dark inside a little musty and the outside needed TLC but they did make a killer roast duck. Fast forward and Matt Kar from Jamesport Country Kitchen came to its rescue and rebuilt a beautiful restaurant. Matt's food has always been on point and he must be a good teacher because his son Chris puts out the same quality dishes. It took me a while on the internet to see when and if the place is still open. It is no longer called Jamesport Manon but instead Dimon Estate. The trouble is if one was to google Jamesport Manor it mentioned nothing about Dimon or a forwarding link. The contact page says they are closed for the winter. Small things but.... Anyway, the food and vibe were great. The duck drumettes were so flavorful and I thought a decent size portion. Halibut was also tasty, perfectly cooked, and accompanied by 5 gnocchi (it's fine dining) My seafood rigatoni was bowl-licking good. The few lobster bites in the seafood pasta might not have been plentiful but they were certainly memorable. Great dish! It's 2022, post covid, Putin, whatever and $30-$45 entrees are unfortunately the norm. Try Dimon Estate, it's worth it, and if you wear a Clemson Tiger shirt you just might get a high five from the owner.

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    Dimon Estate is a charming restaurant with wonderful service and very delicious food.

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    It's a beautiful place- the grounds, the house, the history, nicely appointed inside. The food was outstanding. Service on point.

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    The food was great and our server couldn't have been nicer. It is a beautiful setting as well.

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    Food was beautifully prepared. We had a lovely table in a window alcove which gave us a lot of privacy.

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    The Watershed Kitchen and Bar - Chocolate chip pancakes

    The Watershed Kitchen and Bar

    4.3(109 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$$

    My wife and I were meeting a friend who lives in Laurel for dinner. We researched local restaurants…read moreand came across the Watershed Kitchen and Inn on OpenTable. The description of the restaurant, the menus and the reviews online made us to decide to give them a try. We're so glad that we did! We entered through the bar entrance which was lively but not crazy loud. There was a musician setting up in one corner of the bar area. We could hear him during our dinner but it was not at all distracting (and he was quite good). We were greeted by one of the hosts (who I now believe may be one of the owners). We were welcomed and escorted to a table in the dining room right behind the bar area. From what I could determine, there were at least two other dining areas and an outside dining area (for dining during the nicer weather). Our server quickly came to welcome us, ask if we had questions about the menu / specials and to take our drink order. She was attentive, pleasant and was able to quickly and accurately answer questions that we had (we have some dietary restrictions and needed to verify some ingredients. She knew immediately what we could order to dine safely. We started our order with the Chiccharon appetizer. I had anticipated that the item would be traditional crispy Chiccaron. Instead the dish was more of a pork belly in a broth. We actually enjoyed that much more! It was plentiful, cooked to perfection and flavorful. For dinner my wife and our friend ordered the sea bass special. They both thought it was plentiful, perfectly prepared and tasted great. I ordered the pork chop with spicy cherry peppers in a light evoo broth. I told our server that I wasn't eating potatoes or rice and asked for a recommendation for a substitute. She recommended the broccolini which was a perfect alternative. My pork chop was served perfectly (medium, juicy,) and was huge! We passed on dessert but the options looked amazing. We will absolutely be back again SOON. Thank you.

    We were very impressed with the Watershed and have been back several times in the last few weeks…read more Each visit is better than the last. food has always been delicious and good portions. our server Cali was incredible, attentive, knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommend

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    Cliff's Elbow Room

    Cliff's Elbow Room

    3.6(202 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$$

    My husband wanted to take me here because he remembered the marinated steaks from when he was a…read moreteen like 25 yrs ago! The place is definitely dated, and not fancy, but that's what gives it its local charm. It has an old school, neighborhood joint feel, where locals have probably been coming for years and the staff knows everyone by name! We brought our 21 month old son and he was accommodated with a high chair and kid-friendly dining options. He ate every last bite of his fried shrimp and sweet potato fries. My husband and I shared the Kickin' Oysters app which were sooo good, that I wish there were more in the order. My son enjoyed his shrimp dipped in the oyster app sauce. We then got the marinated steak dinners, and mine was surf and turf with a decent size succulent lobster tail. The steaks came with salad, corn, and a potato. The marinated steaks were delicious. Juicy and cooked just how we requested with good flavor and char too. My lobster tail was cooked perfectly. After all that, we also managed to eat dessert. The cheesecake was our choice. It was okay, not homemade, but good enough to round out a delicious steak meal! Servers were friendly, and food came out quickly! If you want a no-frills but yummy steak dinner out on the North Fork, go here!

    I havent been to Cliff's Elbow Room in many years, and Im back home visiting the area after having…read moremoved. I stopped by tonight bc they are famous for the marinated steaks. I opted to get a marinated steak over a calabrese salad with mozzarella, tomato and red peppers with a balsamic dressing. The steak was delicious, and marinated to perfection. The waitresses were kind and the atmosphere is real homey. That's part of the attraction for me. Nothing changes, while everything else in the area is losing its rural character, you can go into Cliffs and reminisce the old days on the North Fork. I was there many times with my husband and friends and it feels like yesterday. I hope it always stays the same. To top it off, I had a slice of the chocolate cake for dessert. It was a happy ending for sure. Go to Cliffs Elbow Room if you're in Jamesport and want a good steak.

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    Windamere - Crispy onion rings

    Windamere

    3.5(93 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    After a day at the wineries we decided to end the day with some drinks ( served in real glasses )…read moreand cigars sitting on Adirondack chairs on the grassy knoll overlooking Strongs Marina. With a band setting up behind us we settled in for a relaxing evening. Read a few reviews about the Windamere ( located above the marina) which made us pause but hunger outvoted hesitancy so we threw caution to the wind. Honestly I was pleasantly surprised. Even though we did not have a reservation we were warmly greeted and immediately seated on the outside patio area overlooking both the marina and band. Our server Victoria was outstanding, the epitome of excellent customer service skills; professional, friendly, engaging, menu knowledgeable and attentive. The food was very good starting with the baked clams and mussels. The baked salmon and seared tuna dishes were well seasoned, moist and flaky, the salmon served over rice and asparagus. Found the food good, slightly under portioned compared to other establishments but reasonably priced. During dinner we enjoyed listening to the band ( Radio Flashback) which we had seen previously. Overall a pleasant evening at Windamere enjoying some good food and drinks while listening to some great music. Although there is inside seating I'd recommend the outside patio area. Just a word ( or two) of caution the bar area overlooks the marina pool which can be a little noisy so if your eating would not recommend that patio area and just remember the lyrics to the song 867-530/Jenny you'll understand later .

    While visiting North Fork wine country, we were told by one of the winery managers about Windamere…read moreas a nice place for lunch, particularly because of their Tuesday lobster roll special. The location is very nice, situated on a small marina - not the type of marina we are accustomed to on the South Shore, but certainly pleasant. Since it was a beautiful day, we chose to sit outside. We started with the fried calamari and baked clams, followed by the lobster rolls - one hot and one cold - so we could each try half of both. Unfortunately, the food was underwhelming. The baked clams were overcooked and very dense with bread and cheese, making it difficult to really taste the clams. The fried calamari were what I would describe as "extra crispy"--in reality, they were over-fried. The lobster rolls were just okay. They weren't bad, but they weren't particularly impressive either. At $20 each for the Tuesday special, they were probably worth the price, but not something we'd go out of our way to have again. The service, however, was the biggest disappointment. We waited a long time for our waitress to come over just to take our drink order, and then waited even longer for the drinks to arrive. At one point, we even had to ask the busboy where our waitress was. After we finished our appetizers, the dishes remained on the table throughout our lobster rolls. We had to ask several times for water and eventually had to request that the dishes be cleared. Where was our waitress? Absent for most of the meal. We ultimately had to ask for the check when she finally came over to clear the table. What made the experience even more noticeable was that the table next to us, with four women and a different server, appeared to receive excellent service. Their drinks and food were ordered and delivered efficiently throughout their meal. The setting is nice, and perhaps our experience was simply an off day. Unfortunately, between the disappointing appetizers, average lobster rolls, and especially the inattentive service, we will most likely choose another restaurant the next time we're visiting Long Island's wine country

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    Love Lane Kitchen - Grapefruit and avocado salad with shrimp!

    Love Lane Kitchen

    4.1(713 reviews)
    3.6 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Casual dining

    Of all the times I've been to this area, this was the first time eating here and it did not…read moredisappoint. Cocktails were amazing! Had the mezcal Paloma and my wife had the bees knees which were both created to absolute perfection. The Littles looked over the menu and were kinda ‍ but our waiter must speak kiddo and said that they have chicken fingers and other kid meals that they would be happy to make. Score!! We got the fried calamari for the table to start. Crispy, fresh and beautifully tender. Kids devoured them and almost took one of our fingers off for the last one. My wife had the summer risotto and made a request for grilled chicken on top which they were happy to do. I had the Greek farro salad with grilled chicken, again, after a day of wine tasting it was the protein I needed and lightness I was looking for. Chicken as a topper on both dishes was abundant . Our servers were attentive without being intrusive or trying to rush us out. Host was friendly and accommodating, even checked up on us as she escorted other diners to their table. QPR was right on point. All dishes were fresh, seasoned to perfection, creative utilizing what's local and what's in season and generously portioned. This place stays on my radar and will be frequented again and again when we're in town next. I wish more spots in CT were this creative with locally grown ingredients and still maintained an ambience of a friendly neighborhood bistro. Very welcoming place.

    This is a busy restaurant/diner. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner, and they serve alcohol as…read morewell. We had breakfast here. The pancakes were good, I believe there were three and they are large. I especially like they serve real maple syrup. The steak and eggs were ok. The steak was marinated in some sort of teriyaki sauce I believe. Our party did not enjoy the steak. But we loved the home fries and the side of bacon was cooked perfectly. I would like to go back here and try their lunch and/or dinner. I also want to mention we arrived at 8:15 and it was really crowded by 9. It was a nice place to eat.

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    Inside of the restaurant

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    Blackened chicken sandwich

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    Dimon Estate - newamerican - Updated September 2026

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