Bean and Bagel Café is a cozy, no-frills spot that serves up delicious breakfast and bagel options…read more I had the sausage, egg, and cheese on a mini sesame seed bagel and loved it--especially since they offer mini bagels, which is perfect if you're looking for something lighter. My husband and brother both went with the lox and cream cheese on bagels and were just as impressed. The food was fresh, flavorful, and made just right--we all left happy! Best of all, it's pet friendly! They have eight outdoor tables where leashed dogs are welcome, making it a great place to enjoy a relaxed breakfast with your pup by your side.

Great price point for good and filling food. Extra points for how they gave me a bagel to go with…read moremy eggs benedict (I guess this is standard?). The crowd seemed geared towards locals and some travelers. Definitely not a hoity toity place. The bagel options were definitely enticing. I was tempted to get another but after all that food, it wasn't necessary.

are you serious ?? went there because Snowflake was closed for holiday.... Soft serve, chocolate…read moreand then you have Dole pineapple and Dole strawberry, really ? you can see the containers right by the machine, ok so clearly it's not homemade, then the hard ice cream ( wasn't many choices) looked icy old and melty.... ok let's say you don't care about any of that, 2 small soft serves with sprinkles $ 14.64 and their small is like a kid size ... for $10.94 you can actually get homemade GREAT tasting homemade ice cream at Snowflake... and size small is actually huge in comparison... Just a icky place with icky tasting ice cream for an outrageous price.. just sayin !!! lessons learned ...

Very cute ice cream shop with a lot going on!…read more We came after dinner for a sweet treat, I can't help it! I had their rocky road and cookie dough on a cone, kept it simple. Loved both to be honest. I never see a chocolate based rocky road and it was great. My boyfriend had a coffee ice cream shake he said was good except they didn't give him a lid at first and it spilt all over the place ultimately making more of a mess for the poor girl working, ALONE, on a Saturday night. Otherwise will definitely come back. I want that rocky road!

We stopped by this Starbucks on our way to the Hamptons to pick up breakfast…read more I had the Potato, Cheddar and Chive Bake, which I'd never seen at any Starbucks in Manhattan or other Starbucks I've been to. It was very tasty and a good alternative to their egg bites. It wasn't very busy, so we didn't have to wait long for our order. There were plenty of tables, too, for dining in.

I always have a great experience here. The store is always clean and the employees are always kind…read moreand quick. I love that there is more than enough room for people to spread out and the long couch against the wall is sooo comfy! My drinks are always made perfectly as well which is what matters most.

Pies, Muffins, and that is just the start of this magical deli! Salads, sandwiches spinach pie and…read moreGreek Eats. Joyful little spot full of surprises, and great friendly staff too.

Good little bakery near the campsite on LI. They also have some grocery supplies and camping…read moresupplies, as they know who their biggest consumer base is. They have some good baked pastries. I recommend the horns they have. Sometimes it is chocolate, raspberry, or almond. All of them are great but it is subject to availability. Egg sandwich is fine but better can be had on LI. Bagels were alright too but again not the best that can be had on LI. Staff there are really friendly, but I didn't have the heart to tell them their coffee is a little weak.

Great coffee spot with a really cute seating area. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, perfect for…read morerelaxing or catching up with a friend. They serve delicious coffee sourced from Costa Rica and Guatemala, and you can truly taste the quality. It's definitely a place I plan to visit again.

Second time here , great service you can talk to the staff like they are your friends. Delicious…read moreand very consistent Lattes plus excellent food

Always open anytime you need a cheese fix. Great service great stock. Def get some jambon ham and a…read morebaguette

Are you a fan of cheddar? Do you like a little mozzarella in your day? Perhaps provolone tickles…read moreyour fancy? Well that's all fine and dandy in the land of basic cheese, but if you're looking to step things up a bit, then come on over to the Cheese And Spice Market! This tiny shop has been a spot I've visited several times now, the last trip coming about a month ago when my girlfriend, her family, and yours truly were interested in checking out the Shoppes at East Wind. Alas, due to these current times, many storefronts have shuttered their doors leaving only a few specialty locations still open. One of them? This cheese market (so get going!). Well, it's not all about cheese here as they also sell an assortment of local goods (pickles, spreads, sauces, oils) as well as some teas and a few other eclectically edible/drinkable options. But the biggest reason to enter is for the cheese. Now it might not be the grandest selection, but even so, CASM collects a pretty wondrous assortment of cheese styles, milk bases, and variations from all over the world. Costs are on par with just about any other place selling speciality cheeses (I matched up a few prices at Uncle Giuseppes for legitimacy), but keep that in mind because this...ain't no basic Swiss (sorry for the rhyme). But honestly, beyond the quaint interior, awesome food items, and stellar cheese selection, the real reason I'm gonna slap some five star love on this spot is due to the staff. Each time we've set foot in the Market they've been extremely welcoming, accommodating, knowledgeable and always quick to offer us a taste of any cheese we had interest in. No cheese snobs around these parts, and better yet, they're brutally honest. Case(s) in point: We were told that a local cheese, which had cost more than a similar style, wasn't worth the difference in price because we'd just be paying for the fact that it's from Long Island; it's not any better than the other, cheaper cheese. Also, I sampled a super stinky/funky cheese called Red Witch that one employee stated how much she loved it while the other said he couldn't stand the stuff, so it's nice to know you're not being taken for a ride when you come in here. Overall, the Cheese And Spice Market is a legit shop that checks off all the cheesy boxes. You'll find a great variety at similar prices to other places along with spectacular customer service which makes the whole experience that much more enjoyable (and tasty). So if you're interested in taking a walk on the wilder side of cheese, check out this spot and give em some business to keep them running. Cheese please!

We ate here recently and were disappointed. The restaurant was not crowded yet the parking lot was…read morefull. Parking was difficult, the employees must take up the spots. My friend's chicken sandwich was dry and nothing special. My crab cake sandwich had absolutely NO crab in it. None at all. It was a fried bread patty. I could not eat it. I asked for water because we were not given any and we never got it. I even watched the server fill her personal water bottle right in front of us. This place is in need of major improvements. Avoid

We found ourselves way out east over the weekend, and realized we were an hour from home and should…read morefind someplace to have lunch. We asked Google Maps what is good and nearby. We were told that Watermark was five minutes away, and people liked it. We verified that in Yelp, and sure enough, let's go. This is not the sort of place you'd find by accident - on a minor coastal road and pretty much off by itself. The parking lot was so packed that we had to give up on it and park on the road. We were told that there would be a slight delay for a table, but seeing the enthusiastic crowd, we figured it might be worth it. It was. We got a really great roomy table, and our server was a gem. Looking back over the reviews here, we got their star quarterback in Connor, who sat down at a spare chair and talked to us about what to eat. Within two minutes, we were old friends. I'm a big fan of originality in menus, and they had it to spare. I ended up with the fried chicken sandwich and Donna had the Left Coast sandwich. Ham turkey and swiss on crainberry bread. They were both delicious and too much for one sitting. Connor even offered to wrap my mayo. The vibe was enthusiastic but not horribly loud, the food was unifromly great and the service was superior. We now have a go-to place in the Riverhead area.

The best in baked goods. The service is prompt and friendly. A scent of heaven when you walk in.read more

It's nearly a half hour drive for me to go Tilda's Bakery in Rocky Point. I don't go to bakeries a…read morelot so it must be good. I love their Pecan Coffee Cake. They make it in a ring or in a long, wide strip- either way it is The Best. Sometimes I buy bread or Banana Nut Loaf also , but I make the drive for the Pecan Ring. And everything else must be good too, because there's always a line, in the middle of this town that's deader than a mackerel- no offense intended. Good bakeries are hard to find.