Donna and Dave are wonderful hosts. The location is centrally located to all kind of great…read moreactivities of the North Fork. Our room was very quiet and comfortable- and Dave's breakfasts were wonderful- very hearty!! We I'll be back!

Just returned home after a 2-night mid-week stay at this beautiful and charming B&B. It was the…read moreperfect quick getaway. The house is clean, beautifully decorated, and spacious. We felt welcome as soon as we walked up to the house and met Dave. He gave us a tour and showed us to our lovely (and large) room with a view of the vineyard. Dave and Donna have thought of anything you may need. There's a bar, 24-hr access to coffee, tea and water, board games, pool table, a mini indoor golf set, spacious outdoor seating to take in the beauty of the property or have a drink by one of the fire pits, even microwave popcorn! Dave made us a fabulous breakfast each morning and was super friendly as he presented each dish and chatted with us. If you're considering checking this place out, DO IT!!! We will definitely be back to spend more time at this fantastic east end gem.

What a great place. Stopped here 2 years ago with our adult daughter, who is much more into wines…read morethan I am. It was just as great this time around. Memorable wine with nice foods to accompany. A sparkling white that we had previously enjoyed was no longer available here. The helpful staff pointed us to their sister vineyard closer to Greenport. We were not disappointed there either. Friendly helpful staff, a beautiful venue and enjoyable wine and food made this a great stop and worth our while boating over from CT.

Loved it. Just one (tiny but big) request. Fly zapper or trap. Loved the wines, the food, the…read moreservice, the views.

A home with two beautiful rooms available, a first floor bedroom and a second floor suite with a…read morebalcony overlooking the vineyard. There is a wrap around porch for sitting and enjoying the view of peace and quiet. The inn is run by a very nice and wonderful family. The inn and vineyard are on the same property. If you stay here, you will be well attended.

Visited this vineyard touring our wine tour recently and was pleasantly surprised…read more We decided to seat in the Small patio area with views of the vineyard. Our server was welcoming and knowledgeable on their wines and even offered some suggestions based on some of our party's tastes. Learned that the vineyard has two rooms one can stay in which is something we look forward to in the fall. Wines were very good and I'd definitely e back in the fall not just for the wine but to experience a stay in their B&B.

I came here for my mother in law's wedding and I really liked this venue a lot. Very elegant and…read moreclassy with touch of a historic feeling! Jedediah Hawkins is not just a wedding venue and it's an amazing wedding as well! I would come here all day for lunch or dinner.the staff here is amazing and very attentive to making sure you're taking care of. The food here is too notch and some of the best food I have had in a long time. My in law had some finger food passed around and everything was flavorful & cooked to perfection. No frills or nothing fancy but flank steak skewers, chicken skewers, grilled shrimp, fried arancini rice balls, and truffle arancini balls were 10/10 and out this world. Steak & chicken was so tender and seasoned to perfection. This place is located in St. James and a little out of the way for me but I'm a def do a day trip where I'll hit a winery and have lunch here with the wife. I'm looking forward to seeing what their lunch and dinner menu looks like and definitely looking forward to having a steak here. Overall this place is a beautiful place to have your wedding with a great staff and amazing food. You will not be disappointed and what I love about this place, it's not over the top and reasonable prices for weddings. They offer different packages and very dope place.

Quick disclaimer that this review is solely about the restaurant portion of Jedidiah Hawkins (and…read morenot the Inn). For those that are confused by this, you can totally stay at Jedediah Hawkins, but you're also entirely allowed to just have a fantastical dinner, like my wife and I did for her summer birthday a few months back. Well actually, there's reason we wanted to come here for a while and that was due to Jedediah also being able to host weddings. We looked into JHI as a venue, but in the end we realized it wasn't for us and instead got to check the place out for a special occasion (a la her birthday). The place feels like a little Victorian bed and breakfast when walking around on the grounds and once inside, the seating areas and ambiance emanates an older take to them, like dining in a historic house. It wasn't necessarily special, but lended itself well to the vibe. Wait staff was relatively on point and our waitress (as well as a few other employees) were very friendly. The menu prices were also friendly enough for this slightly pricier spot. Not a huge menu, but enough choices for the two of us to find several tasty meal options. We began with the truffle fingerling fries that had parmesan and chive on them with a side of crème fraiche. They were absolutely delicious. Crispy with a nice, soft potato interior. For the main meals, the wife got the 1/2 roasted chicken with lemon jus, cheddar grits, and broccolini (which was all superb) while I went with the mushroom and black truffle risotto (which was outstanding). Both dishes had flavors that really popped and from presentation to tastes, everything was spot on. Oh, and so was the crusty bread slices and spread given to start (almost forgot about that!). What I also can't forget to mention is a part of Jedediah that might not technically count as the restaurant: the speakeasy. It's nothing elaborate, but right near the entrance to the dining room is a slightly hidden gated off stairway which (if it's not reserved) can be entered in where you'll find a bar and a handful of tables and seats. This spot was something we really wanted to try to check out and luckily no one was using it the night we came. Our waitress even offered for us to have dessert down there (which was awesome) and one of the managers delivered everything down. What did we have as the final portion of our meal? Some beignets with cardamom sugar, ricotta, and strawberry sauce (which were definitely tasty, but didn't live up to Cafe Du Monde in NOLA) and some after dinner drinks of an Irish coffee with Jameson and a blackberry-based cocktail on the main menu that I decided to save for having with dessert. It was a sweet way to end a fantastic trip to Jedediah Hawkins. Overall, Jedediah Hawkins is a wonderful spot to have a meal. It might not necessarily be an everyday dining location as it has a specific old school vibe to it, but then again, if you can afford it, the menu, staff, and space comes together to warrant a trip almost any time as well as an easy five stars for this review. And if you're too full after eating, you could always stay there and review that experience. Bonus!

Owners Jerry and Lorry are some of the nicest people Tall Dad and I had ever met. They were warm,…read moreinviting, and we could tell that they genuinely cared about their craft. The owners built their house as a B&B, so everything was new, yet personal. Each suite has it's own jacuzzi tub and fireplace, and feels private like a hotel, yet warm and inviting like a B&B should be. The Blue Iris is well kept and cared for, and their grounds ads are a nice walking distance to Bedells. The location also allows for an easy night out on the town, or to stay in and enjoy the rocking adirondack chairs around the beautiful fire pit. Lorry's style was top notch - everything was designed and picked out for very specific reasons. Our room was american themed. But The Blue Iris truly shined at breakfast time! We were welcomed with lemon squares, coffee and a raspberry yogurt served on gorgeous china. Goblets of water, and juice felt expensive and hearty. Lorry and Jerry joined our conversation, but were not overbearing. Didn't inject themselves into our time, but their opinions were a welcomed addition to our morning.

Blue Iris: A Serene & Enchanting Get Away…read more Lorry and her husband were wonderful hosts for my girlfriend and I. We came in from Manhattan searching for a quiet and relaxing get away and that's exactly what we got. Their house is absolutely beautiful and sits on a pristine piece of land, well-lit as you approach, and the gravel driveway reminiscent of an older long island but still very modern. Inside, the house is sublimely decorated with a classical piano selection playing in the background. The Rooms are upstairs, equipped with a fire place (turned on with the flick of a switch), a Jacuzzi tub in the bathroom and a firm queen sized bed. Our room was charmingly decorated with rusted treasure chest keys hanging from the wall and a 1920's Country Wall Phone with a crank handle that actually turns. The rooms are as warm and inviting as they are comfortable and tranquil. The Blue Iris is truly an enchanting get away for anyone seeking to escape the stress and chaos of everyday life. Our host, Lorry, was absolutely delightful and as helpful as could be. As soon as we made our reservation with her, she recommended dinner/spa reservations (A Lure had the best peppercorn Tuna and the Blue Sage Spa had a very relaxing couples massage), and confirmed our reservation for us at A Lure when we arrived (as well as handing us a discount card to a majority of the wineries, restaurants, and spas in the area). Lorry was there for our every need and wasn't even phased when we accidentally broke her wine glasses (which she didn't charge us for)! Breakfast started with fruit cups, coffee, tea, corn bread, and finished with a egg bacon and vegetable souffle which was to die for. When we visited some of the wineries around town and we mentioned to the employees that we were staying at Lorry's they even made a note to tell us how wonderful her breakfasts are. While we visited in February, the Blue Iris is just a small 2 minute drive or 15 minute walk to the water/beach. I'd 100% recommend the Blue Iris to any and everyone and I look forward to staying there again!

Stayed here last night and it was a fab time! Johnny is super helpful with sending local places…read morewhich are open in the off season, so friendly and even got to meet his dog Beatrix! We stayed in the King room which has a lovely clawfoot tub, bath bubbles, big fluffy robes, super comfy bed with lots of pillows. The living room fireplace is so cozy with a stocked fridge of waters, snacks, coffee creamer, a coffee/tea station, ice machine, everything you'd need! The next morning for breakfast there were bagels, eggs, salmon, fruit, jams, a really thoughtful spread! 10/10 would come back! Highly recommend!

I stayed here for two nights in August while my brother was in town. My sister's beach cottage is…read moretoo small and I wanted my own bed, bathroom, etc. So glad I chose this b&b. The owners, the dog, the snacks, the decor, the bedding, the pool-- everything exceeded expectations. The owners were so incredibly kind, cool, funny, and out of sight when I wanted privacy. This place was gorgeous. Worth every penny.

No complaints. This place is a cute little motel. The rooms are freshly painted and the place is…read moreclean. It was perfect for my 3 night stay mid week. The only issue I had was the first night. The neighbors next door were super noisy, but the owner came by and checked to see if I wanted to move rooms. They were very accommodating. I chose not to, but the fact that they offered was very nice. Check in was easy. Nice tv in the room, microwave. Little fridge, and hot pot. Good A/C, hot shower and nice closet. Perfect for a casual stay and affordable. I highly recommend.

The bed was comfortable and the room appeared clean. The reason for the 2 stars is due to the ice…read moresituation. I asked the front desk if there was communal ice and he instructed me that there was ice accessible in this shed looking building. In the freezer there was, surprise surprise, no ice left but the worst part about this was there was raw poultry in this freezer where the ice was located definitely resulting in cross contamination. Not sure why a business is guiding guests to retrieve ice from a freezer that contains someones personal meat storage but this was revolting and deserved to be documented.

Wonderful, wonderful stay here by my wife and I. Beautiful home, comfy accommodations and a…read moredelicious breakfast. Alane and Danielle are wonderful hosts, and Oliver does an excellent job of being a most adorable dog! Looking forward to seeing them again in the near future! Thank you Alane and Daniel. Oliver too!

We loved our weekend trip to the North Fork, and our stay at the Guest House remains unparalleled…read more I'm not an avid reviewer by any means, but my positive experience here has compelled me to share. The owners, Dan and Alane, are gracious and warm, lovely and kind. As NYC transplants who have an appreciation for locals and visitors, they are informed about all things North Fork. They are wonderful hosts who made us feel very welcomed! The rates are competitive, but the stay is even more worthwhile than we had initially imagined. The Guest House is the epitome of a comfortable country home -- a beautiful dream, to say the least. I ran my hands along the different textural walls and refinished drawer chests. With modern yet rustic aesthetics, the house is bright and breezy and clean. Our queen-size bed is a cloud! We slept so well on both nights and woke up to wholesome and delicious country breakfasts each morning. It is the perfect stay for a weekend getaway. If we were to visit the Long Island wine region again, we will definitely return to the Guest House.