We had a great time at my cousin's wedding here! Beautiful setting. The service was phenomenal. We…read morehave a special needs adult in our party who needed accommodations and they went out of their way to make sure we were all comfortable and able to enjoy the event.

Coming out of a challenging year, ELIH Foundation began to plan our first ever "Sailing into…read moreSummer" Gala to support Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital, which would take place only 7 weeks later at Peconic Bay Yacht Club. This gala was an event on a grand scale and supported by many donors. John Ovanessian and his diligent team at Peconic Bay Yacht Club put the time and effort in making the event such a success in our short time frame. Between the flavorful menu offerings, picturesque views of the bay and the elegant yet local charm of the event space; the Peconic Bay Yacht Club was nothing short of amazing! John's dependable work-ethic from start to finish made this event come to life. Although we were not surprised, his attention to detail was flawless and it was heaven working with him. Planning this event with John was seamless. He was so responsive and very accommodating as details changed throughout the planning process and during the event. The event was a magical evening and more than exceeded our expectations.

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!

Very cozy and unpretentious vineyard, so different from the rest that are out there. No hidden or…read moreridiculous fees, not asked if we had a reservation and made to feel awkward, we were welcomed with warm arms as if we were family. The grounds are simple and rustic, a bit worn in and old farm-like, but that is its appeal. The service could not have been warmer or friendlier. Sit outside and enjoy the flock of chickens coming up to you. And the wine was delicious as well!

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.

One of my BEST meals ever!!!! John Frazier, Michelin chef,…read moreHyrum our server and the crew at North Fork Table are exceptional! The Long trumpet mushrooms and Red lentils entree was delicious. Although the portion sizes were modest, the presentation and flavors were outstanding! Surprising depth of flavors. The 2 Mile salad , all the seasonal ingredients are within 2 miles of the restaurant (fresh fresh fresh baby greens, crisp asparagus and Catapano cheese) tasted like it was picked that morning! The Berry and Beet dessert melted in my mouth with a surprise in the center;) Simply elegant, like a fine French restaurant. We left completely awed and satiated. Thrilled to have such a high end restaurant in my back yard.

I was genuinely blown away by the whole experience here. It was their first weekend open for…read moreValentine's Day, and from the outside it looks like a cozy little cottage. Step inside, though, and boom--you're transported into an elegant, beautifully designed dining room that feels straight out of a Michelin dream. We waited a bit for our table, but they handed us complimentary champagne, so... patience restored. The $125 prix-fixe menu was worth every bite. Picking a favorite course feels like choosing between yourbfavorite child . The milk bread, oysters, and baked clams were standouts. That celery vinaigrette on the oysters was next level. The agnolotti pasta was unforgettable. I had the baked chicken entrée and discovered a new obsession with turnip cakes. Who knew? Dessert sealed the deal: molten chocolate cake and passion fruit panna cotta. An absolutely perfect mic drop to end the meal. If I had to nitpick, the drink prices lean toward Manhattan territory. But overall, I'm a huge fan and rooting hard for this spot. If you're anywhere near Greenport or Southold, do yourself a favor and book it.

Came here on a day trip tour and this was my fav stop, the property is very pretty, and the…read moresommelier was very knowledgeable and friendly.

This review is solely based on their Trick-or-Treatery pairing event! I had a wonderful time!…read moreIncluded in the event was Carnival Blancs, Carnival Rosé, and Carnival Rouge, and each wine was very good; well-balanced and enjoyable to sip. The food pairing was fun and seasonal. The chocolate raspberry parfait was very rich, the strawberry cakesickle was sweet but tasty, and the apple crumble mini pie was my favorite of the three.....comforting and just the right amount of sweetness. The service was friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. Overall, it was a lovely experience. I'd definitely return to try other wines and would recommend it to others.

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.

The staff is excellent, friendly and highly professional…read more The marina is well protected. Docks are first rate. Josh, the yard master, Diana the harbor master and Victoria, a manager are helpful and always offer good advice. Small private beach on the bay, picnic area and weekly music and food events. Great place, check it out!

From the owner: Our marina offers prime slips with easy access to the Peconic Bay, Shelter Island, and the South…read moreFork of Long Island. Benefits of boating with us: • Prime location • Private beach • Onsite Bodega • Boats & Brine live music event series all summer long • Experienced and caring staff • Laundry & shower amenities • Full service department We also offer a bay front event space featuring a restored barn perfect for weddings and private events.

This charming winery and wine bar is set inside a beautifully modern yet minimalistic house. During…read morethe summer, they offer inviting outdoor seating by the lawn, creating the perfect spot to relax and take in the scenery. Their seasonal wine flight, served creatively in lab-style test tubes, is both unique and enjoyable--a fun twist on the traditional experience. I highly recommend stopping by for a flight and taking some time to unwind in this lovely setting.

Wonderful time at Meadowlark for a Macari wine club tasting. After tasting we went over to the…read morelittle barn area for a glass and some cheese.

Kontokosta is by far one of the prettiest places I have ever had the privilege of drinking a glass…read moreof wine. In one direction you have a cliff where you get to look down at the beach and water... then if you turn around you get to look back at the main house of the vineyard. It is so vast in the distance and something about the reclaimed wood with red accents just got me going. SO BEAUTIFUL. We were able to walk right up to the counter and try the different options of wine they offered. The staff was super helpful in helping us decide what we wanted. (They had spritz options also!)

This was the most beautiful vineyard I've ever been to on Long Island. The views are stunning. I…read morelove that you can walk out to the bluff for an even better view. They have a bunch of tables inside and on the deck. I love that they position a bunch of chairs to look out to the view and relax. They put picnic tables away from the building also. Tons of space and open areas to sit. They had a small menu for snacks. Very pricey but worth it for convenient since I'm pretty sure you couldn't bring your own. The wine was pretty good. I tried a flight but only was able to try some because the rest spilled. It was a very relaxing day. We had our 1 year old with us. They do not allow toys/balls for obviously reasons but there was so much space to move around it was great. Bathrooms were clean, a lot of parking. I would recommend a day here for sure.

Excellent strawberry ice cream. Love their corn, peaches, fresh fruit in season and delicious pies…read more Beautiful displays. Stop at Charlie's seafood for fish and buy the rest of the dinner at the farm stand. I hate it when they close at Thanksgiving.

Peach pie -no sugar -looked good and filled with peaches, which still had the crunch and tasted…read morefresh; preferred the natural sweetness. So good when warmed in the oven. Only complaint is that we had to remove white paste-like bits from the bottom crust. $20 Blackberries I thought were $5 but after buying them, my husband said he saw $10 on the sign. Pricey for me but they were the plumpest I have tasted and didn't feel the seeds much. Peaches were sweet 3.99-4.99/lb. Parking in the back.