Cute Roadside Farm stand selling both locally grown and their own grown items…read more They had green beans, mushrooms, tomatoes they grow themselves. They carry baguettes, lettuce and other convenience items as well. Stuart runs the farm stand and is a friendly person to stop by and pick up some produce from.

This is not just a farm stand, it is a community gathering place and culinary adventure. Produce…read moreis grown immediately behind the shop, and you are offered the perfect espresso while you look over all the breads, fruits and vegetables!

Always make it a point to support this dying breed of local farmer who plants, grows, cares for,…read moreharvests and creates the yummiest jams ever! My favorite is the red raspberry. Excellent every year. Makes a wonderful gift too.

Great business . Try the home made jam. The owner is so kind and gives fantastic serviceread more

I was in town for a bachelorette party weekend, we decided to have breakfast here. I ordered…read morethey're famous Chelsea and it was a great choice. The food was very tasty, the combination of the ingredients made the dish worthy. The eggs were over-easy and the bread absorbed it nicely. I would definitely recommend a trip to this little market if your in town. The market also had very unique organic products and the feel of it was very cute. I found Ezekiel cereal which I had never seen before. Overall great place.

A great quick-serve breakfast/lunch spot in the heart of downtown Greenport…read more A group of 7 of us wanted a quick breakfast after a yoga class, so we decided to stop by The Market. They had a good sized menu with your breakfast/lunch staples, and they're extremely vegetarian friendly! I had the platter with eggs and potatoes and it was delicious. They have alternative milk such as oat milk, so if you have a dairy allergy then you're in luck. There are some tables and chairs if you'd like to sit down, and there's a small grocery store section with lots of allergen friendly and vegan food options for purchase. The service was quick however one of our orders was incorrect: One egg sandwich was supposed to have avocado and tomato and it came with just eggs. Just be sure to double check everything before you leave if you have a larger order. Otherwise, everything was delicious and very decently priced.

Until recently, no one came close to Sep's. Best produce, best prices, great family run business…read more Bought the BEST tomatoes on the east end there. Mid season, the familiar faces were gone and so did the great service and produce. My gripe is with their cases of tomatoes. For years we were able to adjust boxes (meaning swap out bad tomatoes) or "top off" the case. This year however, there was a $5 upcharge (anytime they felt like charging it, depending on who was working that day) which is fine because I get it, prices change but be consistent. Also the case is "as is" which means I now have to wonder how many rotten tomatoes I'm gifted with. Only to be told quite rudely "if you don't like it, don't buy it" Where are the sisters who ran this farm exceptionally?? So disappointing. Do yourself a favor and drive a bit up in either direction to Latham's or Farmer Joe on Albertson.

This place is right across the street from lavender by the bay. Good place. Veggie are fresh. You…read morecan eat the corn raw. The Owner and his wife are nice. Made us a good calzone from their wood oven. He said he would like to turn it into a You pick farm in 2018. Love to go back when they do that it.

Large variety of organic fruit and vegetable plants. Can't wait to make a delicious salad with the…read moredifferent varieties of lettuce we purchased. We had a few gardening questions, and the staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The 50 minute trip was worth it, and the prices are reasonable. Large variety of mint, too!

This is the most delicious chocolates you will ever have pass your lips! The chocolate melts in…read moreyour mouth! They have every type of candy and chocolate you can think of!! Every occasion you will find sometime here. They have caramels, nuts, fruits, marshmallows, pretzels all dipped in dark, milk or white chocolate, also other candy such as licorice and gummies, special flavored lollipops , jelly beans, and penny candies jaw breakers chocolate eggs cordials , etc. every candy you can think of. You can send them to friend family. The staff are friendly and helpful! I give them 5 stars! The store is very clean everything is amazing! We drive here an hour away! Several times a year! My mom and I recommend the candyman to everyone who has a chocolate or candy craving! This is the best place to get what you want! !

CUSTOMERS BEWARE!!!!! Got a box of assorted chocolates and the first one I bit into had mold in it…read more Spat it out and trashed the box. What a waste of money. For how pricey they are this is ridiculous.

When Ian and Rosalie opened Little Creek Oysters, they created more than just a place to eat--they…read morecreated a destination that embodies what it means to be part of a waterfront community. What began as a tiny oyster shack quickly became a gathering place for locals and visitors alike, introducing countless people to the art of shucking and enjoying fresh local oysters. Over the years, a loyal community formed around their welcoming, family-like atmosphere and genuine "come as you are" attitude. The memories made there--and the children who grew up with this beloved seaside fixture as part of their lives--are truly impossible to quantify. Fortunately for all of us, Little Creek Oysters embarked on a new home that allowed them to continue their vision while expanding it in exciting ways. Their new location at 211 Carpenter Street offers an inventive menu, an exceptional selection of local seafood, and a beautifully curated modern-rustic seafaring aesthetic that feels both fresh and authentically North Fork. Today, guests can enjoy the experience across two floors, plus an inviting outdoor patio complete with fire pits, good company, and the unmistakable charm that made Little Creek special from the very beginning. No visit to Greenport is complete without rubbing elbows with local fishermen, residents, and visitors while enjoying some of the finest local oysters around. Little Creek Oysters captures the spirit of this waterfront village better than just about anywhere else--and that's what makes it such a special place.

Delicious, but spendy. To be fair, there is no restaurant in Greenport that is reasonably priced…read moreand good, but Little Creek is so worth it. From the variety of oysters to the delicious crudo and ceviche, chill waitstaff and generally good vibe. I could go there every night. Hot dogs are good, too, though - no offense, but as good as they are, seafood is the reason for coming. By the way, I also had a great na Paloma- details matter and paying attention to the na folks matters (thank you, Little Creek).

Excellent food. The croissants are luscious - right from the oven if you get there early and I…read morehighly recommend the cheese danish as well. Honestly, everything is good! All fresh and wonderful. If you want to enjoy a dinner take out, grab the fried chicken. It's not your usual highly encrusted breaded chicken but very tasty and light at the same time. The store has various fresh vegetables and seasonal items, along with expensive Eiffel t shirts ($60) and cute straw beach bags to buy along with a bank of refrigerators and freezers filled with drinks- some alcoholic. Pre made frozen food is available, as well as items such as tuna salad. All are pricey (pint of tuna salad was $16) but excellent. Smaller frozen thin pizzas (about $20) ranging from cheese to artichoke topped are available also. Great for dinner with a salad. Coffee is available in the back and delicious breakfast sandwiches are available to order also. You can dine outdoors either at tables in front of the store, or in the back on a small deck overlooking the harbor. Often lovely Marie is there, chatting with diners. All in all a wonderful place, with great food. Be aware you will be paying absolute top dollar, but worth it.

I'm giving you three stars instead of the five you deserve. My main complaint? No bathrooms. You…read morehave to go OUTSIDE to use a freaking bathroom after you pay astronomical prices for food that you can get in NYC easily CHEAPER. The food is good but my veggie burger was salty, the buns were over baked. Impossible to eat. The French Onion soup was decent but I have certainly had better. After all of this, we have to go outside for a piss.

So glad we booked this wonderful cooking class hosted by Chef Sarah Mastracco. Well-organized,…read moredelicious menu and so much fun. Gazpacho, Corn Zucchini Salad, Striped Bass with Mint Chimichurri and Grilled Peaches with Homemade Ricotta cheese. Friendly environment, met great people and learned great skills. Can't wait to book another class.

From the owner: Flavor Fork is a chef-driven cooking school, catering service and e-commerce company. We offer…read morehands-on cooking classes, intimate catering and event experiences and a curated online shop featuring chef-crafted sauces, seasonings, and pantry staples.

Angela is the best! The best BAC on a hard roll on the North Fork! Be sure to take a piece of…read morecrumble with you for later

I stopped in before going fishing and this sweet older woman took my order. She then admonished a…read moreregular for not saying hi to her as he sat down at a picnic table inside. He replied, "you were busy! If you weren't doing anything, I'd jump over the counter and give you a kiss!" This amused the woman. She takes your name and tells the cook, please make this for (insert name here)". There's something very sweet to it all. Gone are the days of getting a sandwich for under $10 anywhere. Most sandwiches run from $ 11-14, but they're interesting, like a chicken cordon bleu. They do have a BLT for less and grilled cheese for under $6. I chose the turkey with mozzarella, bacon, and thousand island on a garlic roll and was really pleasantly surprised by how good it was. As far as a general store, there are really limited choices. There are maybe two cans of beans, one bottle of ketchup, a few candles sold by a local maker, but this place seems more of a a homey deli with other limited choices. I'll definitely be back!!