Run, don't walk to these croissants. Both the jelly and the cream filled were so amazing we had to…read morego back a second time and get more to take home with us. Can get busy in the mornings. We did wait online that was outside, but it moved quickly and we were glad that we did personally wasn't a fan of the bacon, egg and cheese. The cheese was not melted at all, but the pastries and the fresh juices were definitely worth it.

Lots of options in this grab and go bake shoppe. I've only tried the sweet items- none of the…read morebreakfast items, but we've enjoyed the things we've got. The cinnamon swirls are good but lean on the dry side without a ton of frosting. The apple crumb cake is delicious. Boston crème donuts from here my boyfriend always loves. Chocolate chip cookies lean a little thinner crunchier- like tates. I also tried their empanadas recently- plaintain and cheese- very greasy and not a lot of flavor. Service is prompt at the counter and they're always pretty well stocked. We'll be back for more sweets this summer.

Left Hand Coffee Montauk, NY…read more@lefthandcoffee Left Hand Coffee Company is an awesome coffee shop located right in the heart of town in Montauk, just blocks from the water. It's the perfect spot to stop by for a great hot or iced coffee and some pastries, before headed to the beach or stroll around town! They are known for their organic, locally roasted coffee blends. They also offer wellness shots, cold-pressed juices, and other snacks to grab on the go. We loved it here and enjoyed everything that we got, especially their new Sourdough Rip n Dip bagels! The hot honey butter was delicious. Go check them out the next time you're out in Montauk! What we got: - Iced Banana Bread Latte - Matcha w/ whole milk - RAW Juicery Red Cure - Wild Blueberry Donut - Salted Chocolate Chip Cookie - Croissant - Glazed Donut - NEW Sourdough Rip n Dip Bagels in everything and sesame served with hot honey butter and whipped cream cheese Go check them out! For full video review and much more, follow us on Instagram @drinklongislandny

I came here because TikTok told me to but it was a little weird if I'm honest. The space itself is…read morevery rustic looking with not much seating, more of a grab and go place. I was with my mom and when we went up to order she had some questions about the menu, and ended up just ordering a regular coffee. I asked questions about one of their latte specials, which the person working answered, and then said I'd take one of those. He rung us up and it was only $8 which I guess should've been an indicator that he didn't clock that I had also ordered - but if you have two people at a coffee shop and one person asking about a latte don't you think they want one as well? We waited around 15 minutes or so and when I finally went back up he was surprised that I also wanted something. The coffee was fine but kind of overpriced which is par for the course here. But people on the internet love it so maybe I'm the one who's wrong.

These donuts are so good. Get here early if you want the full selection they tend to run out,…read moreespecially the powdered sugar donut holes. You don't want to miss those.

There are no prices listed anywhere. Living out here has become so surreal. Is it that hard to add…read morea price to the huge board that lists doughnut flavors? I guess I'm the first person to actually ask how much the doughnuts cost. They're 5$ a pop, btw. That said, not a bad doughnut.

Interesting location for a coffee shop but honestly was not bad. Def such a better drink than…read moreMontauk general. My strawberry matcha was pretty good. Not the best but it was good. The mint matcha was not great tbh. The staff were amazinggg

Great place to stop in for a quick, easy bite and some fire coffee…read more Very chill spot, right off the main strip and in walking distance to both the beach and town. The croissant was delicious as was the coffee. Line was long, but service was fast. Definitely recommend for a nice morning stop.

Came here on a Monday morning a little before 9 am and there was a line. It wasn't too bad. And…read morehonestly, it's worth it. The line was out the door, but that's because its kind of a smaller line space. When I got to the front, there were 2 people taking orders, so they're trying to keep the line moving. I ordered the bowtie croissant that had blackberry jam inside and an ebbieoche. Along with an espresso for my husband and a blueberry lemonade for me. Once I got my items, I went outside to sit on their front porch/patio area with my husband and pup. The blueberry lemonade was really good. Very sweet. It had like bits of blueberry in it as well. And it js MASSIVE. Kind of a steal. The bowtie croissant was SO good. They make sure its filled to the brim with jam. And it was good jam. The croissant itself was fantastic. It was a little thicker to make sure the jam didn't immediately spill out, and that was genuis. I loved it. It was exactly the top of croissant I wanted with jam. The ebbieoche was delicious. Husband loved the cinnamon and sugar. We ate all of it. They had a good amount of pastries and everything was beautiful. I would 100% come back and stand in line.

3.5/5. I came in on a rainy Saturday morning. The line moved pretty quickly. It's a cute spot with…read morea lot of options! I went with the almond croissant, a sea salt chocolate chip cookie, an oatmeal blueberry cookie, and a hot coffee. I was fairly disappointed in the sweets - the croissant was almost like a cream puff, not a lot of almond flavor. The cookies were okay, I might have set my expectations too high! I'd come back but would probably get other things next time.

A true borderline review where a half star could possibly be tacked on to those three, though it's…read moretough to tell as my recent trip out east with my wife to Bonfire was definitely middling. Now we don't venture all the way to Amagansett often, but we like to head out to Montauk once a year, and social media presented a cute coffee shop to stop at on the way, Bonfire. Cute could definitely be the word, especially the exterior of the place with some shaded seats on their deck and the small grassy courtyard that encompassed them and the neighboring storefronts. The vibes worked, though many other factors were more iffy. I'll try to focus on the other good options in that the menu of Bonfire is intriguing from their coffee and food options as well as gelato. I'll also say the staff, despite a small snafu (more on that in a sec), were able to take orders and keep things going. I'll even say that on first sip of my coffee I was wowed, but that's just what you see on the surface level. Underneath those positives was a pricier coffee spot with my wife's blueberry whip latte coming in at $11. Between that, a chocolate croissant, and my own latte we spent $27 which is a little much for what we got. Yes, eastern Long Island can be pricy, but dang. As for my aforementioned coffee, I got the Bonfire Latte which combined vanilla, hazelnut, and cardamom flavors to create what started as a truly delicious taste, but after a few sips once the flavor punch wore off, I would've at least expected a coffee kick in there. Honestly, there wasn't much. The real sign this was true was my wife who prefers a little more sweetness than coffee taste in her drinks saying that she couldn't taste any coffee in hers either. Oh and that croissant while soft and flaky, definitely felt like the chocolate could've been a little more melted in to it as I pulled out a whole piece when trying to tear it for my wife. One last item about the croissant was the fact that we ordered it and no one gave it to us. Our coffees came out relatively quickly despite the place being somewhat busy, but we stood and watched a few people who ordered after us get their stuff before I had to ask about the croissant which seemed to have been forgotten about. Oy. Overall, Bonfire Coffeehouse presents itself as a lovely eastern location to get some morning brews and then some, but perhaps it's not as fantastic as the facade it showcases. I'd like to try them one more time in the future, but that'll be a long time off (probably not til next summer) and that's if I feel like it's worth the price and I'm willing to believe the lack of coffee flavor was a fluke. Head out on the south fork and you be the judge.

Went there for breakfast with sister, got 1 bacon/egg & cheese we split, 2 iced mocha drinks and 1…read morecrossant. Total= 43.00 ! They charged me 1.25 xtra for the milk and 50 cents for the ice! Not to mention the sign said $8 for the drink when in fact they charge $9.75 because of the xtra charges, why not just say it's $9.75? And the sandwich could have been better, it used to be. I don't think I'll be back there any time soon, I'm not a wealthy person on Vay-cay who can spend like that, it was shocking! I'm sorry but the prices are getting sinful around here and it's sad because I love to eat out and have done so often but lately, not so much. :-(

No bells and whistles on appearance. But what the deliver donut wise is bells and whistles. So…read moresimple yet fantastic! They were nice and warm, soft and the sugar gave them the perfect crunch. I could have eaten more. Seating was nice. A few picnic tables. Maybe took their donuts and beverages to go. Pricing was very reasonable. The staff were so nice and inviting. Parking can be tricky. Well I guess anywhere in Block Island can be tricky in regards to parking.

Our favorite donuts ever been coming here since I was a kid, Payne's will always have a special…read moreplace in my heart! The scenery is beautiful too, right on the water in a cute little area.

South Edison is just a little bit off the main strip of restaurants in Montauk, but shouldn't be…read moremissed! The service was great throughout, from the host to the servers. They had allergens clearly noted on the menu and when I needed to know what could be made dairy-free, the chef made notes on the menu for me. Very appreciated! I ended up have the rare seared tuna steak with black rice. Very tasty! I ended my meal with the coconut sorbet affogato... would definitely recommend! The ambiance was very chill, with a live performer (Julia Raye) starting midway through my meal. She was very talented and the performance was not disruptive at all. Overall, great experience. Add it to your list next time you're around Montauk!

I came here for dinner with my family on a Saturday night. It was near our hotel and highly rated…read moreso why not. The food was interesting, fusion but no specific cuisine. I ordered the scallops. My family ordered the burger, the shrimp tacos, the tuna, and the crab empanadas. The portions were a bit small but the dishes all tasted great. Service was excellent, helpful and friendly. It's a nice place for dinner if you want something more upscale in town.

Persephones is the best! The food is fresh and phenomenal and Persephone and all her employees are…read morerays of sunshine!! I look forward to coming every year!

I visited Persephone's Kitchen twice during my trip to Block Island. The first time I tried Lunch…read moresandwiche " Ti penso" and "Envy" smoothie. On my second visit,I wanted to try something diferent, so I ordered the Simple Egg with whole wheat bread and added bacon. I also ordered the Envy Smoothie again because it was so good that I never forget about it. the atmosphere is good.the first time, there was more spaces I ate inside. the second time, it was busy, but the line moved quickly, so I took my lunch to the beach. The price is fair because the quality is really good.I love spending money on food that is actually worth it! I really enjoyed the place and the quality of the food,I'll definitely come back every time I visit the Island. If you're visiting Block island, I definitely recommend stopping here.

Great small casual local cafe that is known for its sourdough goodies. They offer everything from…read morehouse-made bread, morning rolls (sweet and savory), cookies, to pizza and sandwiches. They make their own blend of house teas which are delicious. It's a small spot that has both indoor and outdoor seating. The staff are all very friendly. We ordered the mushroom toast, house breakfast sandwich and two dark chocolate glazed sourdough donuts (which are made to order). This was our second visit of the weekend and everything was delicious both times. Definitely adding to our Rolodex of places to return to and highly recommend!

Nana's has something for everyone: pizza using the sourdough they bake in house, a killer spicy…read morekale Caesar salad, sandwiches, and a pastry section including seasonal doughnuts. So that means everyone loves Nana's. Which means that, on a very rainy weekend early afternoon, we ended up waiting quite a long time to order and then to get our food but ... I suppose it was worth it (this is high praise coming from someone who almost never believes waiting in a long line is actually worth it). My friend and I split the spicy Caesar kale salad as a starter. I cracked up when I saw "massaged kale" as one of the ingredients. But all jokes aside, this was one of the best kale salads with abundant dressing and, in lieu of croutons, breadcrumbs and cashew parmesan. It tasted pretty indulgent and rich but you can certainly fool yourself into thinking it's actually healthy. I got the tomato sandwich plus bacon (so a BLT without the L) and it was pretty good, though I do wish they cut the bread a little thinner so I could pick it up and eat it as a sandwich. As it were, I just used my knife and fork - certainly more civilized. The pizza was also not bad, though I wish there were some more of the toppings - heard it's leagues better than Mystic Pizza. There are a few tables inside but be prepared to wait. When it was peak rush hour, there were two lines inside, one for the bathroom and one to place an order. Even though they were so slammed, the staff couldn't be friendlier. Our waitress in particular came by often to see how we were doing. Parking lot also filled up. We parked in the Mystic train station and then walked over.