Beach Bakery

This is a professionally run upscale restaurant You hit…read morethat podium and you have experienced hostesses ready to seat you I sit at the bar with Chris. ....Pro bartender aware of your presence . Old style quality. Outdoor bar in rear Fire pit in front. Food always high quality consist

What a terrible experience. We had eaten at Flora a few days earlier and had the most delicious…read morefood and excellent service. Well, we met the complete opposite arriving at Fauna. We only saw the waitress one time. After waiting 15 minutes, she arrived to take our order and we NEVER saw her again. The potato purée with truffle cream and leeks, which we requested to arrive first hadn't arrived after what seemed like 15 to 20 minutes so we got up from the table and apparently they made a mistake and it should've been brought to the table and when it did, it was cold or barely warm. We tried to find someone to get us to help us, but after five minutes gave up and decided to eat it. You couldn't taste any truffle and we ate it just because we were hungry, but it was extremely disappointing. There were hardly any leaks on it and they were overcooked. Next, there was confusion over our entrée which we were splitting and we wanted to come out and we again had to try to track someone down to explain to please send out the entrée. When it arrived, the fish had been pounded down thin and was covered in breading and so much oil that it was completely disgusting and inedible. Instead of a beautiful piece of juicy flounder, we got a dry, oily thin piece, which was mostly breading and really disgusting. It had no flavor. Green beans which they put a fancy name on to make it sound special while they were overcooked and tasteless and the sweet potatoes were watered down. The rum banana was overcooked and would have been better suited as a dessert. We then had to get up from the table again because we never found our waitress so we had to go to the hostess so we can retrieve our bill and left a very undeserving 15% tip. We managed to find someone else to bring us some containers to take on the food that we hadn't eaten and in the end, I don't know why we bothered because it went in the garbage. If you want terrible service and terrible food, then head on over to Fauna . If you want good service and good food walk a few feet and there you have Flora. Flora is a small intimate restaurant that is decorated beautifully had amazing service and cooks their food perfectly. They treat each customer as if they are their most special customer. We felt welcomed there and we felt like they went above and beyond to make us happy. It was such a different experience going to that. We are shocked the same owners owned both restaurants. Maybe they should try switching managers so Fauna can learn how to run things more like Flora. I have a feeling that Fauna makes most of their money on alcohol because you certainly don't wanna go there for the food or ambience. It's noisy and obnoxious. If you want a peaceful restaurant, that's beautiful and knows what their theme is then go on over to Flora. Fauna has lamps with deer, antlers and wood that is dark and uninviting and strange wallpaper with different animals on it in the bathroom and terrible smelling soap. Their menu is confusing as with their music, which was a mix of salsa and a type of music you would expect in a Mexican restaurant. You really missed the mark Fauna.

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Mimosa of the Moment combines prosecco with our house made sorbet for a delicious and refreshing start to your Brunch experience at Fauna.

flora

4.6(355 reviews)

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Came here for lunch with a small group. We didn't have a reservation, but the restaurant was able…read moreto accommodate us and put us in booth seating. The interior decor was lovely with pretty lights, lush greenery, and floral printed walls. There was a cozy and serene ambiance to the place. I decided to order one of the Specials, which was Crispy Flounder sandwich, served with truffle fries. This was quite tasty, as the flounder boasted well seasoned breading, was oh so crispy, tender, and flaky. Truffle Fries were mouthwatering, with plenty of truffle flavor, mingled with Parmesan. Also got to try my friend's Summer Leek Salmon, which consisted of crispy fingerling potatoes, charred broccolini, and leek veloute. I really enjoyed this, as the Salmon was perfectly cooked, veggies were wonderfully crisp, and the leek sauce was boldly flavorful. All the ingredients blended beautifully together to create a deliciously cohesive dish! Service was decent. Our waitress was personable and knowledgeable about the menu. Prices were in between - not super low, but also not too high. If I am back in the area, I would try the Blackberry-Roasted Duck Breast from the Dinner menu.

I've come back three times now for the crispy chicken sandwich and it's delicious every time. The…read moreservice is always great, and it's beautiful here. Everyone here is so friendly. Highly recommended. :)

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Aperol spritz

Cafe Volo

4.6(62 reviews)

2.1 mi

I love to eat outside and watch the planes doing their thing. I bring my grandchildren and now my…read moretwo great grandchildren for breakfast or brunch. The food is great as are the drinks. The staff is always happy to have us. I suggest reservations. This place fills up quickly.

We went on a road trip to West Hampton and ended up at Cafe Volo. It made the trip worthwhile…read more Located in the airport, we found parking easy and and weee seated rather quickly, even though we did not have reservations. Service was quick and very friendly, and the food was simply delicious. The Hollandaise Sauce was so tasty. All the ingredients in their Harvest Omelette were locally sourced, and tasted delicious. And the prices were more than reasonable.

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Eckart’s Luncheonette

3.7(78 reviews)

0.3 mi

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Charming luncheonette. The staff were nice. Excellent coffee. The omelettes and breakfast…read moreburritos were good. We were allowed to linger over breakfast. Worth a visit.

Farmers Omelette was the best dish this visit, very well made & delicious. Excellent coffee…read more Portions are generally smallish so adding the extra eggs to the omelette worked out well. Eggs Benedict was good, as was the breakfast burrito. Service was friendly & not unreasonably slow.

Farmer's omelette.

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Lunch in the Hampton.

Little Gull Café

4.2(90 reviews)

3.3 mi

We were very tired and very hungry. Little Gull is just 3 minutes away! We saw that it was…read moreallegedly open for dinner from 6-9 pm. Both Google and Yelp had this information. We called to see if we needed a reservation, but no one answered, and the mailbox was full. So we drove over. There was a sign outside saying, "We're open!" On the back of that sign, it said "Now serving dinner Friday and Saturday 6-9 pm." The parking lot was EMPTY. On the door was a sign saying, "Sorry, we're closed." No Friday or Saturday night dinner hours were noted. I can't comment on the food or ambience, because we didn't get to experience either of these. I'm sure that everything would have been simply lovely, had they actually been open. We saw the menu, and were really looking forward to dinner. Our disappointment was vast. I don't know if we'll trust them to be open for dinner and return. They're usually only open for breakfast and lunch. I thought that I also had screenshots of Google/Yelp showing them as open for dinner, and the back of the sign. Can't find them.

Still the best meal, friendliest staff and generous portions to price ratio too! It's a must to…read morestop and feast at before you head further into the Hamptons traffic!

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Kitchen bar

Post Stop Cafe

3.3(71 reviews)

Super cute little café! I came here on July 4 weekend and the lady in charge was also dressed and…read morered white and blue like me. We had a moment where we admired each other's outfits and we were seated immediately. They are pretty accommodating with the menu options, I asked for an addition and they were happy to oblige. The food was well prepared and they have simple solid good American food. They have a huge variety of pancakes and a really cute outdoor seating area for the nice days where you can enjoy the sunshine. We did have a really giant desert to celebrate July 4, it was a banana split Sunday and I highly recommend it it is incredibly delicious. It's made with corn flakes [the right way!] I'll be back when in the area

Falsely represented. Menu looked great at first but then the problems arose. Penne pasta entree…read morecame out in a broth so deep it looked like soup, was returned the minute the waitress saw it, i said nothing. Then the blackened snapper came out which looked frozen then thawed then grilled. It was frightening at $25 a plate. Lastly the bill came, and they don't accept major credit cards. They require a check or cash on an average $85-100 bill. So sad and disappointing.

Outdoor tables at Post Stop Cafe.

It tasted better than it looked.

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Artist Liz Duerschmidt at the Post Stop Cafe. Her artwork is on the menu cover. http://www.lizduerschmidtartist.com

New Moon Cafe

3.7(117 reviews)

4.0 mi

Shocked at some of the negative reviews on here, because to me this place is consistently good…read more Yes, the service is casual, but I've never waited long to be served at the bar or table. Yes, some of the food is more on the expensive side, but it's the Hamptons. Also, the amount of specials this place offers makes it more than affordable. Stop in for Taco Tuesday for $3 tacos or Wednesday for $8.99 burger night and your wallet will thank you. Shout out to Jimmy, my favorite bartender, who makes the best jalapeno margarita around (which is only $12 on Tuesdays, you're welcome). Their burgers here are solid and always cooked the way you ask for. The Mexican Street Corn Nachos are incredible and great for sharing. The wings and quesadillas here are solid as well. Plus they often have food specials to shake things up and keep it interesting. The decor is fun and unique, it's just a relaxed welcoming vibe all around. It's also nice to see owners involved in the day to day operations of this place. They're often in here enjoying dinner with friends which also says a lot - if they love eating here so will you!

SAVE NEW MOON CAFE BEFORE THEY CLOSE SATURDAY..... Magical. That's how I would describe this place…read morein one word. The moon, flowers outside that only bloom at night. The lights, the garden the people, the outdoor music with bands from Bluegrass to local musicians to wonderful homemade food. This place is in need of your help because of Covid and family illness. They are closing their doors this Saturday if they do not meet their goals on GoFundMe. It is vital that this place gets support ASAP. Please go on GoFundMe and please visit this restaurant right away to keep this amazing place open. If you have never been here, this place is one of a kind. All you have to do is visit it one time and you will never forget it.

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Sydney's Taylor Made Cuisine

2.9(92 reviews)

Wonderful breakfast at Sydney's Taylor Made Cuisine in Westhampton Beach. My wife is still talking…read moreabout her scrambled eggs with avocado--perfectly paired with what might be the best crispy bacon we've ever had. I had the Corned Beef Betty (poached egg, hollandaise), rich and spot on. Our daughter loved the "Squishy Eggs" with country ham--simple and perfectly done. Service stood out--the young woman who took our order had the entire menu memorized, including specials. Presentation felt like a high-end NYC restaurant. We also got a sneak peek at the new sushi bar upstairs and are already planning an omakase night with friends. Highly recommend.

Food was bland and overpriced. The young staff work hard and are friendly and helpful. The owner is…read morerude, unprofessional, eats food with her hands while working. Skip this place. You'll find something better on the Main Street.

Sydney's

Cobb said. Generous portion.

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WHB Village

Bagels N Brunch

3.8(52 reviews)

3.3 mi

A friend swears by this place. We had been exporting bagels from Manhattan but ran out, so we gave…read moreit a try. Went a bit before 11 am on a Sunday. The good news was there wasn't any line. The bad news was that the selection was limited. We tried a couple of flagels (still think of them as bagel flats) one sesame and one everything. Bought a couple more bagels for later. The staff were nice. The bagels were OK. Might have tasted better after being warmed up. Didn't try anything else from the shop. The bagels are better than Goldbergs, but not quite up to NYC standards. Add a star if you don't have access to city bagels.

Great bagels, prompt service, delicious breakfast & lunch specials. Sometimes there are lines, be…read morepatient it's worth the wait.

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Dockers Waterside Marina & Restaurant

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.

I played here for a full summer years ago, and it remains the most frustrating environment I've…read moreexperienced as a musician. The setup made it nearly impossible to perform comfortably -- a cramped stage, servers constantly pushing through the dance floor mid-set, and no space for the band to sit or regroup between sets. On top of that, even basic requests like accommodating a clearly stated food allergy were repeatedly ignored. They wanted me to play guitar, but they didn't care if I got sick just to eat food. For a place that clearly had the resources, there was very little regard for the musicians providing the entertainment. I hope things have changed, but based on my experience, and seeing that Larry is still the owner, I'm sure it hasn't. This was a difficult and disrespectful place to work.