I was in town for a bachelorette party weekend, we decided to have breakfast here. I ordered…read morethey're famous Chelsea and it was a great choice. The food was very tasty, the combination of the ingredients made the dish worthy. The eggs were over-easy and the bread absorbed it nicely. I would definitely recommend a trip to this little market if your in town. The market also had very unique organic products and the feel of it was very cute. I found Ezekiel cereal which I had never seen before. Overall great place.

A great quick-serve breakfast/lunch spot in the heart of downtown Greenport…read more A group of 7 of us wanted a quick breakfast after a yoga class, so we decided to stop by The Market. They had a good sized menu with your breakfast/lunch staples, and they're extremely vegetarian friendly! I had the platter with eggs and potatoes and it was delicious. They have alternative milk such as oat milk, so if you have a dairy allergy then you're in luck. There are some tables and chairs if you'd like to sit down, and there's a small grocery store section with lots of allergen friendly and vegan food options for purchase. The service was quick however one of our orders was incorrect: One egg sandwich was supposed to have avocado and tomato and it came with just eggs. Just be sure to double check everything before you leave if you have a larger order. Otherwise, everything was delicious and very decently priced.

Handmade items; greeting cards; delicious chocolates and more. Always a surprise and very friendly…read moreservice.

This sweet little gift shop offers all sorts of candies, cards, and other gifts and souvenirs. A…read moreperfect place to stop if you need to pick up a little last-minute something for a host/hostess or guest. They offer a variety of 50-cent postcards for the traveller as well as fun magnets and toys. The owner is very nice and can answer questions about the area. Clean store with great variety and ample parking. Stop in and check it out!

This place is busy and for a very good reason, the food is fresh and delicious!…read moreThe service provided by Emily was five star. She told me that the wait for food would be about 45 minutes. I explained I had to get back to Brooklyn, she let me know that I could get salads and soup. I ordered about a small container of shrimp salad my friend ordered seafood salad. Both were delicious l. They had the right amount of red onions, celery, dill, mayo and whatever secret ingredients they put in there. I also had the lobster Chipotle soup, once again great seasoning, warm and comforting. I would definitely drive about two hours back to this place. Hopefully during the week it's not as crowded.

Can't rate the food. We called ahead in early afternoon for a takeout order. We were told 45…read moreminute wait. We showed up a few minutes early and were told by the counter person that (a) that our order hadn't been started yet and (b) that we were told it would be an hour when we called and we were early. And there was an edge in her voice. So we went to run an errand and came back 25 minutes later and the order still hadn't been started yet. So it's now more than an hour from the time we ordered and now we are in freefall. So we cancelled the order - with more attitude from a different counter person. It wasn't so much the delay in the order - things happen. But it was the attitude that accompanied it that was most off putting. It felt like a learned behavior.

The sea was angry that day my friends, I've always wanted to write that line. And it was Sunday…read morelast, and I know this because I still have sand tempests and sea spray nightmares. Needless to say the "hey let's stop to walk on the sand" was a miscalculation, one of the dogs ran, hightailing it behind a closed seasonal storage container in an attempt to avoid the pain of 40 MPH granularity to the snout. So once I bribed him with the last piece of $30.00 Rosemary Focchia from Schmitts Farm Stand (whose getting blown up on my next review, so tune back in) he jumped in, i battled the car door closed and we shoved off into town. Greenport is super sleepy in mid November, some shops are open, nobody was on the streets. I felt like Vincent Price in The Last Man on Earth and as we entered Greenport Fire thinking surf zombies were likely on our tail, I started tasting hot sauces, all of them. "Line 'em up and I'll put 'em down" until the searing sandblasting outer cheek pain melded with my now Schofield Unit mouth of fire causing ample pain, but I liked it so I had more. Heather (store owner and super mom) and I were having a good time talking hot sauce, I pointed out that i took part in some hot wings eating contests, one YELP sponsored, saying this between towel dabbing the sweat from my brow. Walking out with two bottles of the local Greenport hot sauce and some incense for the bathroom the next day, this store is a must see if your in town. They even had NFL on the big screen in the back, Giants were losing a d the Jets had a great day as they were on their Bye Week and couldn't embarrass themselves, barring the Sanchez situation.

This review is a long time coming. We've been visiting the store for a number of years now. We love…read moreGreenport Fire! It is definitely a "must" stop on our trips to Greenport. Ok, so I can't speak personally to the quality of the hot sauces since my husband is the aficionado and I am a weakling with spice, but they he vouches for their great hot sauces, and wide variety. They arrange the hot sauces by level of heat and the friendly staff is always happy to give you a taste if you want to try something. They also sell cigars and some spicy snacks.

Sweet little stationary shop with unusual greeting cards, paper, and gifts. Don't miss the sale…read morebasket outside on the porch- it's next to the door and I didn't see it until I walked out. They also have a nice selection of pens!

This is my go to store for fabulous unique gifts. We ordered my daughter's wedding invitations here…read moretoo. Absolutely stunning invites and Mel's attention to detail was the best. I recommend this shop to everyone

When Ian and Rosalie opened Little Creek Oysters, they created more than just a place to eat--they…read morecreated a destination that embodies what it means to be part of a waterfront community. What began as a tiny oyster shack quickly became a gathering place for locals and visitors alike, introducing countless people to the art of shucking and enjoying fresh local oysters. Over the years, a loyal community formed around their welcoming, family-like atmosphere and genuine "come as you are" attitude. The memories made there--and the children who grew up with this beloved seaside fixture as part of their lives--are truly impossible to quantify. Fortunately for all of us, Little Creek Oysters embarked on a new home that allowed them to continue their vision while expanding it in exciting ways. Their new location at 211 Carpenter Street offers an inventive menu, an exceptional selection of local seafood, and a beautifully curated modern-rustic seafaring aesthetic that feels both fresh and authentically North Fork. Today, guests can enjoy the experience across two floors, plus an inviting outdoor patio complete with fire pits, good company, and the unmistakable charm that made Little Creek special from the very beginning. No visit to Greenport is complete without rubbing elbows with local fishermen, residents, and visitors while enjoying some of the finest local oysters around. Little Creek Oysters captures the spirit of this waterfront village better than just about anywhere else--and that's what makes it such a special place.

fun spot the hotdog was very good maybe more smoke than fire…read moreon the reputation. oysters were fair and on the expensive side staff was great a little cocktail sauce or horse radish would have been a nice touch

Cute products but do not plan to go back unless my family wants to and won't be entering the store-…read morethe second we entered they had two dogs that run over to you, the one dog aggressively barked and jumped up to scratch my leg just for verbally saying hello to it. The owner said to ignore the dog when we walked in, not sure how that's supposed to help indicate its behavior when it runs over to you the second you walk in without a second to process anything. Said that the dog is new. Should not let them walk around or approach customers if they are aggressive. Was afraid to shop so I quickly left.

Summer girl is the best place ever to go in the summer. Whether you want a refreshing ice cream or…read morea Knick knack they have it all. The owners are so kind and nice and they always greet you with a smile. Great location.

Love this place. The owner PT is very friendly as are Jack and Isabella. The food is very flavorful…read moreand well seasoned especially the Cheeseburger and Philly Cheesesteak. I frequent them daily except on mondays when they are closed. I see many reviews complaining about the pricing but let's be fair here. $20 for a sandwich is not expensive when you consider that they pack their regular sandwiches with so much meat that It basically comes out to 2 sandwiches worth of food vs one. They also use high quality meats. If you don't want what amounts to 2 sandwiches of food you can order their mini sandwiches which are actually one well packed sandwich for cheaper than most establishments on the north fork charge for one sandwich. I met the Owner PT on my 4th visit to wayside and having read the reviews beforehand I can tell you he is anything but rude, a very friendly guy. It has led me to believe that the negative reviews about him and his prices are most likely coming from the snob enclave of the North Fork, AKA Greenport. If you want great food, good portions and being serviced by a staff that works hard and gives you bang for your buck then this is the place for you. If however you are a Karen who thinks flavorless food at cheap prices is more your style I suggest hitting up Cracker Barrel.

terrible in every possible way. sandwich took 40 minutes standing in the store and was not edible…read morefor a human. I'd rather starve to death. Don't go to this horrible deli.