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    North Fork Table & Inn

    4.0 (413 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Berry and beet Pavlova was incredibly delicious
    Mary Anne

    Beautiful ambiance, impeccable well trained and attentive service and delicious meals. However, the portions were a bit small for the price.

    Tuna Tartare with Sesame Brittle
    Andy H.

    Beautifully understated, meticulously restored and updated inn and restaurant with contemporary touches, we had a magnificent Mother's Day dinner (our first time here) and we were very impressed. We started off with great cocktails -- I had their version of a Manhattan which was amazing. Usually "prix fixe" menus present low hanging options -- our choices were not only interesting but every dish was beautiful and delectable. The desserts (especially their Strawberry Pavlova) bowled us over. The service was impeccable, attentive, friendly and every person who stopped by our table made us feel special and very welcome. Highly recommend and can't wait to go back.

    Went with a $12 local beer instead
    Jason F.

    If you're looking for a place where your wallet loses weight faster than you do, this is it! The ambiance is swanky, the service was great, and the food tasted good--but the menu? Peak pretension. Cocktails are $25, and yet my Old Fashioned was made with Maker's Mark--bold choice for top-shelf prices. The lamb belly came with a "hen" egg (what other kind of egg would it be--rooster? Just call it an egg), and the $18 apple tart? Two bites. Blink and you'll miss it. Speaking of unforgettable experiences, you're greeted by a mysterious sulfuric fart cloud at the entrance. Welcome to fine dining, I guess? On the bright side, the butternut squash side dish was the star of the show (and ironically the most reasonably priced item). But $22 for mac and cheese? I didn't realize I needed to take out a loan for comfort food. All in all, it's a nice spot if you want to feel fancy--but be prepared to pay a premium for tiny portions and menu descriptions that require a thesaurus.

    Smoked sourdough for the table from Blue Duck Bakery
    Rebecca M.

    My husband and I recently had dinner here for the first time w friends, knowing his sister's family much preferred it under previous management -- but wanted to give it a try based on reputation, for a special occasion night out (we don't ordinarily spend nearly $300 on dinner for sure!). Our experience was a bit mixed. The good: -Atmosphere is lovely, calm and warm decor, relaxing ambience, comfy chairs at the table -Service was beyond reproach -- all staff very friendly and attentive and we were especially appreciative of the manager who brought us two new complementary dishes when we mentioned we hadn't really liked one of our first courses. The whole staff was also super patient and kind to our friends, who had a somewhat cranky baby on hand. The less great: -Overall, we found the food....fine? But definitely not nearly as astounding as expected and certainly not with regard to the price. My husband's filet mignon was cooked to order but beyond that not particularly memorable; meanwhile I got the yellowfin tuna, told it would be "black and blue," and found it was quite over cooked and tough on the outside and barely still raw on the inside. -The manner in which some dishes are served struck us as odd. Totally understand that this is a fine dining spot and that presentation is part and parcel of the meal. But it is strange that while some dishes come with what feel like full sides -- the filet with a hefty portion of thick asparagus -- others come with a laughably tiny one (my tuna came with literally a tablespoon of potato purée and an "escabeche" which wasn't more than a few raw strands of fennel and carrot with no taste). When my husband (who's not a big veggie guy) asked if his asparagus could be substituted for potato purée or such, the chef had to be consulted and...declined -- which, again, I would understand if the overall composition of the dish was affected, but it was literally filet mignon was 6 pieces of asparagus on the side -- nothing crazy! Overall, we are glad we tried dinner here, and want to emphasize that service was great -- but for what may have been our most expensive dinner out ever, we were definitely underwhelmed.

    Breakfast buffet for guests at the Inn - 2014
    Cam E.

    Revisited October 2022 under new management. Not as wonderful as we remember when both Gerry Hayden and Claudia Fleming were at the helm. Felt stiff and pretentious. Our server was lovely and charming, but Matt the Sommelier appeared uncomfortable although knowledgeable of an overpriced wine list. The food was not as remarkable either, sad to say. Hopefully things will improve over time. I noticed we who have been loyal over the years have many who feel the same. Thank you for reading.

    cool wool lampshades. fun fact: wool is naturally flame retardant!
    Michelle R.

    After hearing the occasional rave review of this place from our North Fork neighbors and friends, I recently took my partner here for his birthday. The space is undeniably beautiful and was particularly cozy on a cold and quiet night like the one on which we visited. My favorite element of the decor was the use of sheep's wool- both on the seat backs, and -more interestingly- for the felted lampshades, which give off a lovely glow. The service was fine- not memorably good or memorably bad, although I will say that the server was unobtrusive and we never felt rushed (though there were plenty of open tables that night and they would have had no reason to rush us). While we waited for our meal I had a very autumnal seasonal cocktail that was good, but not particularly original or sophisticated. (However, it was relatively accurately described on the cocktail menu, so maybe it's my fault for being the kind of basic b who would order such a thing...?) The sourdough bread was good, but very, very crusty. The crustiness would have been offset nicely by some melty butter, but alas, the bread was not particularly warm and the butter was ice cold. We did the three-course dinner. For the first course I had the broken beans, which was tasty and balanced, while at the same time somewhat reminiscent of the organic microwaveable bean burritos I frequently buy at Costco. I could not decide whether this was a good or bad thing. My partner had the beef tartare which I also tasted. The beef was good, and the "jammy" egg was great, but beyond that the dish was overcomplicated somehow, thanks in particular to a condiment of some kind that reminded me of supermarket guacamole. For the second course I had the duck. When duck is an option on a menu I have a hard time NOT choosing it, because (1) I never cook duck at home, and (2) it's from Long Island and I guess I like that. The duck here was as good as I've had anywhere. There was a piece of breast and a little lollipop style drumstick piece, prepared in different ways but both cooked perfectly; the breast was appropriately pink, and the drumstick had some kind of glaze and, being smaller, was cooked a bit more, so that it had a smokiness and pleasant chewiness to it. The polenta and poached fruit were the perfect accompaniments. (My partner had the filet and thought it was just OK, so I didn't bother tasting it.) For desert we shared the sage-infused cheesecake and some assorted ice cream and sorbet. The cheesecake is a deconstructed one- not that I mind- and was rich and creamy although it did not taste noticeably sage-y to me. There were a few pieces of crispy sage on the plate, but I would have loved more. Regarding the ice cream/sorbet, the flavor we liked best was an apple cider sorbet. I generally find sorbet to be disappointing compared to ice cream, but this one was quite good. To wrap up, it half-stars were a thing I would probably say 3.5, but since they're not, I guess I'll round up to 4, mainly because of the aesthetic. The food is fine, but I don't think it's the best in the area- not by a long shot- and to be honest, we probably won't eat here again. (On that note, I should remind my partner not to make a reciprocal reservation here for MY next birthday.) However, I will admit that it's got an upscale feel that is unmatched anywhere else on the North Fork. If classy/moody/special-occasion vibes are what you're after, you will not be disappointed.

    Coffee, tea, and some type of dessert thingy.
    Ajay A.

    Mid-,2021 I don't remember it being that much better than the food truck, & although it was crowded we were essentially in a pretty private area. Iykyk - how good that food truck feels, midsummer, esp on a sweltering hot day.

    Beef Tartare (topped with an avocado cream and garnished with frizzled onions)
    Zhen C.

    History of Present Indulgence: Wife and I took an impromptu trip away from the city to North Fork to explore the vineyards and this restaurant was recommended on almost every blog and "best" list for the North Fork area. Read about John Fraser, its three Michelin-starred chef and restaurateur who trained under the tutelage of Thomas Keller and had to come try it. Physical Exam: Taste - Few meals have brought me to literal tears. A chicken dish I had in Vienna circa 2019, 2 AM drunk Taco Bell, and the duck breast we had here. I've never had a piece of poultry so tender and juicy, yet have a skin that's perfect crusted and crisp. The quenelle of rhubarb jam wasn't completely necessary, but the color really topped off the presentation. The beef tartare covering with avocado cream was a savory, yet light way to start the meal. And the duck tot covered in caviar was a great bite, but be warned, it's $25 and the size of a thumb. Not made for sharing. Service - Expectedly good service for the quality of establishment. Patient, willing to give recommendations, smiled. Bonus points to the server who endured a family asking if their $90 steak actually tastes like it costs, because, and I quote "we've traveled the world and have had great, expensive steaks." Even more bonus points to the other server who listened to this woman explain her predicament about choosing between multi-million dollar homes. Atmosphere - Outdoor area and indoor area are both great. Indoor area is clean, romantic, dimly lit but bright enough to read the menu (at least for most people). It has the feel of someone's nice home reconstructed to be all dining space. Outdoor area is covered and gets good natural light. Assessment & Plan: 5/5 overpriced tart tots smothered in unfertilized salmon babies! North Fork Table & Inn was absolutely worth the price and the stop. It's a perfect end to a day of wine tastings, walking along the beach, and exploring the area. The food was some of the most delicious I've had in the world, and everything was so pristinely presented. They're menu changes, but if there's duck breast, you've got to get it. FULL SEND.

    Flower display in the main dining room
    Rene R.

    Booked an open table reservation for Veterans Day for 5:15pm. There were no standard tables available so we opted for bar seatings. Upon arrival we asked the maître d' if they could accommodate us in the main dining room and they did. Service was a bit slower than usual and our waitress was very apologetic about that. We started with the "Broken Bean" - simmered cannellini beans with herbs and topped with a crispy layer of Parmesan and then topped with shaved fluffy truffle. It's the kind of dish I can have with a glass of wine and be contented, but tonight was not the night for an early contentment. We also had the " Two Mile Salad" - to simply put, it was lettuce and mini plum tomatoes with shaved Parmesan. For dinner we had "The Southold Seafood Grill" - a medley of four different seafood in a light broth. And, our second entrée was the "Peppered Filet Mignon" - The Filet Mignon melted in my mouth, quite divine. And just when we thought the dishes above were great, we then moved on to greater things - desserts! I give myself permission every once in a while to have a good cocktail with dessert and this was the rightful place for such pleasure. The night ended with an "Apple Crostata" and my cocktails of choice was "Pear Pressure." I've read that North Fork Table has gone to some length to recruit a cocktail manager and it is reflective in the creativity, aesthetic and flavor of their cocktails. Relevant info: Seasons change and so does their cocktail menu.

    Art C.

    This was, overall, our best meal during our Hamptons visit during covid. The only thing that wasn't flawless was a bit of a wait when we first arrived (we had a reservation of course). The outside dining area was the best of any we experienced. I might even go so far as to say that even in normal times we would still opt to eat outside; saying a lot because that's generally not my thing. Service was impeccable- Michelin-star worthy. A napkin falls- they're there to pick it up before you can even think of what to do. Otherwise, during the meal they disappear into the background. I don't think that happens by accident- it takes skill and training and so I appreciate that sort of thing. But of course the highlight was the food. Creative, beautiful on the plate, practically bursting with flavor, and well prepared across the board. I doubt if the menu will be the same by the time you read this so I'll spare you the details. But suffice to say, the sea food and produce were the stars, but the meats were equally impressive if not almost as special. Next time we're in the Hamptons this will be high on our list for a re-visit. Not to be missed...

    #"snack"- Duck Tot & Caviar @ north fork table & inn
    Sarah G.

    A skeptic of tasting menus we tried north fork table on a special occasion towards the end of the summer. Probably the best tasting menu and worth the trip for the lovely atmosphere and delicious meal. The options: Three-Course Dinner $90 Four-Course Dinner $105 Wine Pairing $78 Reserve Wine Pairing $135 We did the four course dinner, rating each between the 2 of us that we tried as follows: #"snack" - Duck Tot & Caviar 3/5, it's good but not worth $10 for one bite. -Eggplant Tempura 4/5 #1 -Tuna Tartare 5/5 -Creamy Risotto 3.5/5 #2 -Duck 4.5/5 -Filet 5/5 #3 -Broken Chocolate Cake 5/5 -Seasonal Fruit Crostada w ginger ice cream 4/5

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    Food is subpar at best. Over priced and underwhelmed. The ambiance is beautiful however.

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    Food, service and atmosphere were wonderful! Food was timely paced, delicious and plated beautifully. Total 5 star experience!

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    The Old Field - tasting room

    The Old Field

    4.2(64 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    We were having an afternoon in the North Fork, and decided to visit a winery before heading back…read moretowards home. My wife spotted this rustic looking facility, so I turned in and immediately got a good feeling about it. The owner greeted us and made us feel entirely welcome. We sat down and looked at the tasting choices and had a fairly easy time filling up our dance card with 5 selections. We had the place to ourselves at first, and spent time getting to know Perry, a woman whose family has owned the operation since 1974. She said most of the buildings date back from the mid 1859s. Entertainment was also provided by 20 chickens (17 hens and 3 roosters). The wines were wonderful and lovingly explained by Perry. We left with a red and a white, and a feeling that this had been a very special hour.

    Old Field Vineyard in Southold NY is a very enjoyable place to spend an afternoon and earns a solid…read morefour star review. The ambience is one of the best parts of the experience. The vineyard is beautiful, peaceful, and well kept, with open views and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it easy to unwind and enjoy your surroundings. It feels calm and welcoming without being crowded or overwhelming. The service was good throughout our visit. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful when it came to explaining the wines and guiding tastings. Everything felt organized and unhurried, which allowed us to really take our time and enjoy the experience. They were attentive when needed but also gave plenty of space, which added to the laid back vibe. The wine was pretty good overall. There was a nice variety available, and while not every wine stood out, several were enjoyable and well balanced. The quality matched the relaxed setting and made for a pleasant tasting. It is the kind of wine you can easily enjoy while sitting outside and taking in the scenery. Overall Old Field Vineyard offers good service, great ambience, and pretty good wine in a lovely setting. It may not be the most standout vineyard on the North Fork, but it is absolutely worth a visit if you are looking for a relaxing and enjoyable wine tasting experience. A strong four star destination.

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    The Shoals Suites & Slips

    The Shoals Suites & Slips

    4.8(4 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    An incredible stay at The Shoals in North Fork! This waterfront boutique hotel/botel is the perfect…read morespot to dock your boat and unwind. The rooms are beautifully designed -- clean, modern, and super comfortable with a fully stocked kitchen! We loved waking up to the patio with the water views a few feet away. The on-site food truck, Maizeat, is a total standout -- the food was fresh, creative, and absolutely delicious. Great bonus: a free light breakfast every morning! The location is ideal -- just minutes from Greenport and other charming North Fork towns. The property is kid- and pet-friendly, with a relaxed, welcoming vibe and amazing service from start to finish. Between the stunning sunsets, cozy outdoor spaces, and the convenience of docking your boat right there, The Shoals offers a truly unique and memorable experience. Already planning our return!

    We had a lovely visit to the Shoals this past weekend…read more On arrival, we were greeted promptly and our room was ready earlier than the 4pm check in time. We had booked a couples getaway package, so there was a bottle of wine, fancy chocolate, and a $35 Southold General gift certificate waiting for us in our room. The king bed was extremely comfortable and I slept well, even though the bedroom and living room were only separated by a black out curtain. The continental breakfast (from 8-10am) had delicious pastries (also I think from Southold General), cereal, yogurt and fruit, juices, coffee, and tea. The friendly staff also made complimentary lattes, cappuccinos, or espresso, and were quick to clean up and ask if they could get us anything else. The bar and lounge area had a lovely view of the water and I spent a morning reading and enjoying the view. We didn't have a chance to use the fire pit or sit out on the adirondacks to watch the boats, but maybe next time. Overall, I'd highly recommend!

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    Hotel Moraine - Nice view from the beach side of the Hotel

    Hotel Moraine

    4.1(8 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    What a beautiful hotel in the North Fork. Our friends are residents in the area, and love Hotel…read moreMoraine - and rightfully so. This minimalist-modern hotel overlooks the Long Island Sound. You've got the breeze, the view, seating on the cliff or below at the beach, firepits, and with a cocktail in hand... I'm in heaven. We all grabbed rounds of margaritas and played a few rounds of boccee. Though we weren't hotel guests, the experience of dropping in for a drink and some outdoor games-plus checking out the beach-was 5-stars.

    Can't say enough good things about this very family friendly hotel in greenport. The property is…read morestunning- perfectly manicured, gorgeous views everywhere you look, and so many amenities. We stayed in a terrace king which made it super easy to access the pool and beach with kids. The bfast was simple - continental- but delicious. Great coffee, muffins, croissants, yogurt and granola, chia concoctions, and grab and go fruit - more than enough. The pool is saltwater and sooo refreshing. It never feels too busy- in fact it felt kind of empty. Soooo many families with young kids- staff was so good to them! Rooms were comfortable, simple and adequate for what we needed. One of my favorite amenities were all of the bonfire pits. We had a blast making smores and sipping wine by the fire as the night cooled. We will definitely be back and would recommend to all but especially families.

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    North Fork Table & Inn - newamerican - Updated July 2026

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