My husband and I rode our bikes into town looking to have lunch. Had heard about Haskell's and we…read moredecided to give it a try. They have expanded the size of cafe and market to include inside seating, outdoor patio and street side tables. We chose to sit outside on street and do some people watching. Had a delicious mahi mahi sandwich. Came with a side salad. The menu had all locally sourced fish, lobsters, oysters, crabs and clams. LOCAL!! Really fresh and delicious! Looks like they have a liquor license as well.

Fresh delicious Montauk red shrimp and crab Poke bowl. Service was friendly and precise, food…read moreserved in a pleasant dining room. I love this place and owner Pete Haskell stopped by my table to make sure we enjoyed our meal.

Justin's Chop Shop Read this review!…read moreI bought a 2 inch Rib Eye Steak on the bone. Justin the owner served me, I remember because it was my first experience. I normally shop at the Fish Market next door and the cheese shop next door. The steak came out to 80 dollars and I also got a free Greek Chips he was selling as well. I remember I was upset because that evening I had a work emergency and ended up freezing that expensive steak. I recently found it I'm my deep freezer two months later and thawed it, seasoned it with sea salt and fresh pepper and grilled it. I am a private chef I should know a great cut of meat. This steak was absolutely delicious and I cooked it to perfection. It was so delicious that the dog was growling as he normally gets the bone. It's Daddy's Bone! Tip I like to add fresh lemon and a dash of soy sauce. Justin's Chop Shop Awesome Maximilian Southampton NY

What a nice store! Stopped in for a freshly made smashburger after hearing about them and we ended…read moreup getting the "signature burger" and "Justin's burger". Was very surprised when they came out so small literally like sliders. At $12 a piece, even though they came with some fries, I thought the price was high. I do understand we're paying a premium for a burger from a quality butcher but probably wouldn't order again. Although very tasty! Loved the chopped pickles. They have a nice selection of gluten free pasta products from Italy which I hadn't seen before. Got a few of those and some pickles, chips and sauces too. Nicely organized produce section, friendly staff and overall a very nice business to frequent!

Weshampton Farmer's Market is a small but good Farmer's Market that makes you look forward to…read moregoing. The east end is a treasure trove of produce and seafood, and you can find a bit of many things in one place here on Saturdays, 9 -1. April through September Rain or Shine is their motto... Lots of cage free organic eggs, poultry, locally caught seafood, a few bakeries like Blue Duck and Sweet Andies cookies, fruit pies, various spices, sauces, honey makers, etc. Even in from "up island" are plants and flowers, further still in from Brooklyn, one vender brings in homemade ravioli ... all kinds from spinach, mushroom, to lobster, and amazing oversized chewy twisted seeded Italian bread, marinara sauce etc. Local grown, in season produce, like strawberries, asparagus etc. Back locally polka dot bakery will give you a fix of variousl flavored pound cake. The star of the show are the ladies at the front that bring in fresh seafood and have super fresh large sea scallops.. Yum!! broil those for something good next to your organic salad... I've been to various markets in Hicksville, Northport Village, and they can be kind of hit or miss and quirky to say the least. So when heading east, its only few minutes south of Montauk Hwy, a block off Main Street in the village. Easy to find.

Fun thing to do on your weekend! Giving three stars because I don't like that they don't require…read morevendors to display their certifications for organic produce, or the names of their farms etc. there's not way to tell if a vendor is being honest about what they are selling being organic which is very strange to me, especially since on their website under vendor rules they are supposed to enforce that they all have signs stating such. They also had barley any fruit which I was bummed about. I'm from CT and prefer the farmers markets here TBH.

No frills , From sea to plate in less than 6 hours. This is THE place to get fresh shellfish.read more

Great place for freshest clams. However it seems to be…read moreclosed and has been for months now. Does anyone know what happened to them. Pass by everyday and miss it.

I admit that I have maligned Lidl in the past. They're still kind of weird, and they still don't…read morehave powdered coffee creamer. They now have GF tortillas. Still no actual bread that I could find, but the tortillas are wrap size! And not bad. BUT: their prices are much better than King Kullen, especially for produce. Which has seriously gone up. We all know why *rolls eyes* The produce selection is okay, not amazing. But they had everything I needed. One thing I do like about Lidl is the limited-time, well-priced specials. Especially cheese and sauces. They sometimes have very unique cheeses and other items. Currently, they have glow-in-the-dark Oreo cookies, Tate's pumpkin spice cookies, and pumpkin and caramel Oui yogurt. I can't eat the cookies, and the yogurt is fattening, but it was fun to see them. Lidl also sells odd assortments of ugly clothes and shoes, and occasionally useful housewares. I bought an emergency iron for $18! The box was open and damaged, but the iron works well. Service is mostly friendly. There don't seem to be many employees. The store is very bright, which is excellent for examining produce for spots, and they also have plants at much lower prices than King Kullen. I bought two African violets for $2.99 each! This store is farther away than King Kullen, but the savings on produce alone are worth the drive. I also got two jars of ricotta, red pepper, and pesto sauce. Never saw that combo before!

if I could give this zero stars I would. Terrible products, no service, avoid at all costs. If the…read moreprice attracts you go to Costco.

The food was so good and the service was great l!!! The ambiance was amazing obviously bc it's next…read moreto a beach very good staff. I forgot my purse there and the waitress ran to give it back. Amazing establishment with good people working there ! Thank you again to that waitress !

I tried to call John Scott's to see if they're open around this time of year. Online it says open…read moreuntil 10pm. But when I call, it says "we're sorry, your call did not go through." I decided to drive over there anyway. When I arrived, the parking lot was empty and the restaurant looked closed. It's Presidents Day weekend so perhaps they are on vacation. Either way, the status needs to be updated online. Disappointed.

Village Prime Meat is THE BEST. I always buy my brisket there for the holidays and the quality is…read moresecond to none. Mike trims it for me and will vacuum pack it for me. The other meats are beautiful. Prepared foods look yummy.

Beat meat in the Hamptons . Great staff with Michael leading them. Great selections and variety of…read morecheeses and sauces

Utterly unhappy with the weird Lidl in Westhampton, I was on my way to Stop & Shop when I found…read moreWild by Nature. Woohoo! It's a bright, beautifully laid out store, with a giant selection of vegetables and fruit, PLUS an enormous selection of gluten-free flours and goodies. They have a nice selection of gourmet foods and oils, a large selection of cereals and sauces, and generally anything that you need. I was only shopping for the ingredients for dinner and zucchini bread, so just quickly explored the store. Service was friendly and helpful. There's a sense of order, as opposed to the chaos of Lidl. This is reminiscent of the Sprouts chain in Colorado, maybe slightly more upscale. Very clean store.

Great alternative to local supermarket options with many organic / healthy products…read more Very glad to have this market on the south fork!

Dockers $99 all-you-can-eat Lobster Night feels illegal to know about, but it's real ...AND it's…read morenot only lobster you'll get for that price at this insane buffet. Every Monday night, Dockers runs an all-you-can-eat buffet that includes a lobster station, raw bar, appetizers and entrees. Yes, you read that right. You can eat oysters and clams on the half shell, shrimp cocktail, mussels, salmon, a variety of salads, ribs, meatballs, and a variety of other dishes -- as many of them as you can stomach -- for just $99. Not only is this an insane deal, but all of the food was fresh and delicious. Where they make their money back is on drinks, though. I had thought there was also a happy hour going on Monday nights (understandably, there's not). We ordered off a limited cocktail menu that had a few options for lobster night. My coconut margarita was honestly delicious, so I can only be so mad that it cost me $23. Even middle shelf mixed drinks are setting you back $17 (but again, the food. Unlimited lobster. $99 for all of the seafood you can eat.) After we grabbed drinks at the bar we walked around the property to take a little tour. It's huge here, with views that would've been stunning if it wasn't such a cold and overcast day. We sat down for dinner and were greeted by our waitress Amber, who explained that we could go up as many times as we want for food without issue. Verbatim told us "you can eat 8 lobsters if you want," so we took this as a challenge. I'm a little ashamed to say I only ate 1 1/2 lobsters. I got distracted by side quests like the raw bar (I housed several plates of raw oysters, clams, and shrimp cocktail) along with mussels, ribs and a meat ball. This deal also included a dessert -- a bread pudding they bring out at the end that's packed with cinnamon and extremely delicious. All in all, I definitely ate my money's worth, but if I had to do it again (and I sure will be back), I might honestly start with the lobster and then go to the raw bar afterwards to make sure I get my fill.

Ridiculous. Ok food that costs an absolute fortune. Paying for the location. If you like to waste…read moremoney enjoy!