The breakfast sandwiches were amazing. The case of water which is unrefrigerated is way overpriced…read moreand should be $12 for the location not $36. The beer is refrigerated and is priced accordingly to location. Their ice cream stand was tasty and priced appropriately for the portion size. It would be nice if they offered a smaller size for a couple bucks less for smaller children.

Wow...just stayed at Kismet after not having done so for a few years. The market is really no…read morelonger what I'd even call a market. They don't even have shopping baskets anymore, and I see why - there's so little to buy. They are concentrating on deli, pizza, and the like. Which isn't bad, but is pretty slow. Gone is the community market feel that the Whitney's created for so many years. What a loss. I guess everyone is shipping their groceries in to Kismet these days. And I can certainly see why that is necessary.

Great personalized service, excellent grocery selection, and fresh food choices! All my needs were…read moremet.

This place is fantastic!!! Our go-to for EVERYTHING. The selection, quality and service are spot…read moreon. Everyone is lovely and the location is super convenient. We LOVE Seaview Market!!!

My family adore this gem of a grocery store. They always seem to have what we are looking for…read more The deli in the back is always clean and fresh. The kids that work here are always friendly and professional. And Unfriendly's next door might be my favorite part of Fair Harbor.

Recently had a very "unfriendly" experience at the ice cream market attached- 5 young adults- 2…read moreworking at the ice cream counter and three who had walked over from working at Le Dock, were not only rude to my 12 year old when he asked about the menu and was ordering ice cream but bullied him several times as he walked away. Not only will we no longer patronize the ice cream shop again but I will be thinking g twice before I frequent the market or the restaurant (which we usually visit every year)

A must on the Island, there is one in Ocean Beach and one in Ocean Bay Park. Ocean beach definitely…read morecarries fresher items and more options in the deli area. Both carry all the pantry necessities you may have forgotten on the mainland. Very nice owner and great employees. One time we were in Ocean Bay Park and needed sweatshirts. He was kind enough to send one of his workers down to Ocean Beach via golf cart to grab several for us to choose from. Your place for orning coffee and egg sandwich for the beach, a lunch sandwich or pantry staple they are open late which is very helpful because you always need a last minute item.

It's here. It's open. They have stuff…read more The staff are kind enough. The prices are high but not out of line for the island. And they're consistently open which doesn't sound like much but there are other places that run on island time. If you're nearby then you'll likely come here for staples but you'll likely hike or bike further if you need proper produce and other things.

Little convenience store, market in the heart of Ocean Beach. Not a huge selection, but they have…read morethe essentials: a bit of produce, some snacks, food, drinks, beer, a deli in back, some bakery items, coffee. Stopped in this morning, and was going to get some fruit, but their selection was pretty meager, so figured I'd wait and go to the Farmers Market today (Thursday) at 9 am. I did pick up a cinnamon roll (pretty good, but very sweet, more like a donut) and a chocolate croissant (not so good; very dense; not flaky). Their website says they are open daily 7 am - 5 pm, but are often open til 8 pm or later. Note: Yelp had listed the place as closed, but it's definitely open. I submitted the change to the Yelp team.

TOOK 45 MINUTES FOR 3 BEC'S. They were so thin and not worth $10. I work at a bagel store on the…read moremain land and it would never take 45 minutes for a bec. I can make a better one myself. The work environment is chaotic and unorganized. They are trying to do too much at a time!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not only do they take long and are overly expensive, but the product is subpar at best. Go anywhere else in Ocean Beach before you go here aka The Pantry. Save your time and money.

An off-season stop found The Pantry a little bare, but I was in a pinch at the AMC Camp at…read moreAtlantique for lunches (email indicated meals included...but no so much). The local restaurant was closed on a day the web said it was open, so I took the 20 minute walk east to Ocean Beach and easily found the store. Don't bother with the $$$ water taxi, or the super sandy mid-road (with mini-ponds to go through after rain!) It is a lovely walk on the beach. Fruits, snacks, drinks and a really friendly staff made my lunch hunt easy. I was not immediately interested in the deli, but that was more about not wanting to carry a sandwich around on a hot day. *Tip: I would bring a plastic bag. My paper bag tore on the way back and seagulls snagged some of my snacks

This is now just called The Pantry - I submitted the update to Yelp. It's a little market with deli…read more(sandwiches, salads), and açaí bowls. Stopped in for lunch before heading to the beach and ordered for the 3 of us: a chicken sandwich, Seaview grilled cheese sandwich, pickle, macaroni salad, and antipasto salad. Sandwiches were ok, not great, Mac salad was pretty bland, antipasto salad was way too salty. Pickle was the best part of the lunch. The açaí bowls looked popular, though. No seating available, but we walked down to the bay, took a right, and ate on a bench overlooking the bay.

I have to knock them for uneven service with ice cream…read more Was fine paying net $26 for four cones one day because they scooped and applied topping generously. But another time they went real light when buying 2 cones. And prices aren't listed so they charge whatever they want. Again, out here, most people aren't gonna care and I know seasonal businesses have to do what they can when they can. But while they're reliably open and convenient I can't really recommend them if they're just gonna cheap out on you randomly.

Such a nice place to come and get breakfast. Cute deli that has some seating. Super friendly and…read moretotally pleasant. They Make a solid bacon egg and cheese. While eating, the manager, Bobby came by and gave us some of his homemade banana bread. It was delicious.

Great town deli and run by amazing people. Food is always fresh and made quickly. Very clean too!read more

Italian Chicken Hero was unreal. We were visiting from out of state and this family owned and…read moreoperated deli went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. Their customer service is top notch and the sandwiches and sides are amazing. Highly recommend & wish them many years of continued success.

Great friendly deli food is great Employees. Are terrific…read moreJohn the owner is a great person five stars plus Once you try it you will love it give it a try

If I can do negative stars I would . So completely disappointed in you , John…read more Maple St. Deli has been a huge disappointment, especially considering it's within walking distance of my home. It's a quaint neighborhood deli with over 100 years of history, which is why I kept giving it chance after chance. I've ordered from this deli many times. They have frequently gotten my order wrong, but I never complained. I simply accepted it and moved on. On Father's Day, I ordered three egg sandwiches around 10:00 a.m. I arrived at 10:30 to pick them up and still waited another 15 minutes. After spending about $35, the order was wrong. Again, I let it go. Today was the final straw. I ordered two egg sandwiches and a small deli iced tea for delivery. The total was $33 before tip. The owner, John, delivered the order himself. He rang my Ring doorbell twice but never knocked. We completed the exchange without issue. When I opened the bag, the order was wrong--again. I called and politely asked to speak with the owner. I explained that my order had been made incorrectly. Instead of trying to resolve the issue, John hung up on me. I called back three more times, and each time either he or his staff hung up on me. I drove to the deli to speak with him face-to-face. His response was simply, "That's unfortunate," and he refused to remake the sandwiches or offer any refund or solution. Everyone makes mistakes. What separates a good business from a bad one is how those mistakes are handled. I wasn't angry about an incorrect sandwich--I was shocked by the complete lack of customer service, accountability, and basic respect. After years of overlooking mistakes and trying to support a local business, this experience has guaranteed I will never return. There are plenty of delis that appreciate their customers and stand behind their service. Unfortunately, Maple St. Deli isn't one of them.