We came here at 1:30pm and so wanted a light lunch to still be hungry for dinner…read more Baron's plateau: the seafood was fresh, and there was a slight sweetness and juiciness to most. The jumbo shrimp may have been my favorite, but the tuna tartar and crab/lobster were good too. Fries: could have a little more crispy, but very decent fries and well-seasoned. We asked for ketchup, mayo and hot sauce to dip in. Calamari: crispy and seasoned well, with a mustard sauce.

This is a two-part review, one for lunch (served outdoors only) and one for dinner at their…read moreupstairs enclosed restaurant. Two different experiences although both at Baron's Cove. While it's pleasant to dine outdoors on a nice day, on a hot humid day without much shade the lunch experience was more akin to a sauna. Their limited lunch menu and high pricing ($16 surcharge for a few shrimp added to my salad!) coupled with glacially slow service made for a mediocre experience at best. One and done. Our dinner at Baron Cove's upstairs venue was much better. My mezcal-based "Smoky Summer" cocktail was delicious and refreshing. Tuna resting on a spiced tomato sauce and mashed potatoes (cheerfully substituted for included fries by our friendly server Aislinn) entree was very tasty and a good portion. My partner had local halibut with lentils. Although not a fish lover, he said the halibut tasted very fresh and finished everything. Service and room ambiance were excellent on a weekday evening, with good climate control.

Estias has been a favorite for us to enjoy. Breakfast with a family. - some of us enjoyed crab and…read moreeggs - as well as their Latino themed dishes. We were very disappointed to drive by today and no longer see their sign out. - or the multiple cars in their parking lot. I hope they open a similar restaurant again in the area.

I have heard multiple people rave about Estia's and was excited to try it given an opportunity…read more Be prepared to wait a bit as they don't take reservations. They have an outdoor "holding" area in their beautiful garden just for this purpose. The service is friendly. The food and cocktails were... ok. I felt the margarita, while strong, could have had more flavor. An almost $30 chowder was more like a light broth soup. It tasted good and was fresh, but it lacked the substance it was advertised as, and again could have had more flavor. Overall it was, good. Given the hype, I expected it to be outrageous.

This charming and picturesque place offers a delightful dining experience. They have a wide variety…read moreof intriguing items for purchase, making it a great spot for breakfast or lunch.

Great food! We get the fish tacos takeout quite often. Great Service is quick and servers are nice…read more& friendly! Cute market with something for everyone great vibes!

My husband and I were looking for breakfast while visiting the vineyards and Nookies did not…read moredisappoint!! The shakshuka was perfection and i had the bacon egg and cheese on a deliciously flaky biscuit. They also grow their own oysters and make delicious oyster chowder. This whole menu was delectable. We sat at the counter and watched as the skilled chef cooked each meal. It was cool to see. The restaurant is cute and small. The best breakfast spot in the area!

Such a cute, well designed mid century diner! I really loved the cozy aesthetic. The food is…read moreprepped and cooked in an open kitchen with counter seating, or you can sit at a table. I personally love the counter seating, but it wasn't easy to sit at the counter with a 21 month old so we had to switch to a booth table. It's elevated diner food, with a menu that's more refined than your average run of the mill diner. We had the strawberry waffles (soooooooo good!), the crab omelette (rich and delicious), and the scotch egg (unique option, flavorful). We enjoyed everything!

"This is some Willy Wonka sh*t" - Me after tasting the Everything Bagel Martini at Bird on the…read moreRoof. Truly, the cocktails and menu at this restaurant are so inventive and flavor packed it feels as if there has to be something supernatural happening in the kitchen and behind the bar. We came here in early May and sat at the bar. Dillon took great care of us, walked us through the menu and made stellar recommendations all around. After having my mind blown by the Everything Bagel Martini, we moved on to share the charred octopus and Leggy's Thighs. The charred octopus was tender, and paired so well with the citrus fruits on this plate, plus the bite of pistachios?! So well put together. Leggy's thighs (RIP Leggy) were literally the best chicken I'd ever had, fall off the bone tender and topped off with flavorful furikake and hot pickled fresno chilis. We also split the Wagyu sando which I'm literally still thinking about. Wagyu on milkbread?! What an excellent idea. Live acoustic music was going on the night we were here which really added to the cozy ambiance. They also have trivia here on Thursdays (Dillon, if you're reading this, we hope your team wins the championship). 10/10 no notes. Come here if you can get a table.

The food is above average and the service was average. I left a ten dollar tip on a 160 dollar…read moremeal. Ten dollars is the most I tip anywhere regardless of check amount. Please Google how much waiters are paid hourly in New York State minimum. It is about 20 dollars. Only the Deep South still pay waiters a low hourly wage. After I left a tip and clearly wrote 10 dollars and clearly wrote the 170 dollar total I noticed the next day my tip was changed by staff to 29 dollars and my bill was now 190 total. I called the next day and said there was a mistake and I was accidentally overcharged. I gave the staff all the grace in the world. I was then asked if there was a problem with the service after giving 10 dollars!! These obnoxious, smug thieves were caught red handed and could not just refund my 19 dollars without first asking why I ONLY tipped 10. I was going to do a police report so it was good they at least credited back my 19 dollars they stole after I caught them. I wish I did not even leave a ten dollar tip. Waiters in New York make at least 20 an hour. You do not owe them another 20 percent. Btw they made my tip 20 percent AFTER taxes were included. I would eat here again tbh but I will pay in cash the next time. Don't use credit cards with these gonifs.

Kyle has a variety of breakfast options and other culinary options such as wings and quesadillas…read more She cooks like you're in her own home,...made with love

This is a much needed GEM on Shelter Island. From the moment we walked through the main dining…read morearea; to sit on the outdoor porch we were happy. The atmosphere both inside and out are genuine in soulfulness and charm. It is a wonderful place to spend time in and have a delicious meal. We went for brunch and were knocked out by the French Toast with Peaches and Blueberries ;and the "everything but the Bagel" offerings. Crazy deliciousness. We are headed back. Thank you Kyle.

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. :-(

Best dining experience I've had in a very long time!! Carolina was fantastic, Lara the manager was…read moreso sweet and the food came out in a timely manner and tasted amazing. Great wine selection too! They had a musician playing live music and it was such a great vibe. We had the heirloom tomato salad and the caesar salad to start, we both had wagyu burgers with fries and a side of roasted carrots it was so good.

Pretty solid breakfast spot - they've got bottomless mimosas, lattes and other espresso coffees,…read moresmoothies, and a variety of breakfast meal options. The iced coffee was good. I got the 2 eggs any style with the breakfast potatoes and toast. Pretty decent nothing groundbreaking - but also the choice itself was not groundbreaking. We shared the ricotta pancakes for the table which were great. Service was good. Chicken apple sausage was inedible. Other than that - we loved it. The ambiance was nice too. The apple juice was also fire.

Great food and service within a nostalgic atmosphere. Whenever I am in Greenport, I will make sure…read moreto stop in for a sumptuous breakfast or lunch.

Came for breakfast yesterday with my mom and two sons. We…read morewere quickly sat and ordered. I got the iced coffee my mom got decaf. It was fine. For breakfast I got the burrito with eggs, cheese, mushroom and onion. I omitted the hash. The kids got pancakes and my mom got a waffle. Everything tasted stale. It was like reheated pancakes that were tough to chew and even cut. The bacon also was tough and hard to chew. Sausage was ok. Service was odd. They were basically asking us to clean our own table. I wouldn't go back. P

Provisions Natural Health Food Store in Sag Harbor offers an extensive selection of health foods,…read moreincluding supplements, groceries, and prepared meals. The store features a dedicated section of organic produce, as well as a wide variety of gluten-free and dairy-free products. Customers can also enjoy a refreshing shake or sit-down meal on the premises.

I came into this store every day during my stay in Sag Harbor. Today, the shop was nearly empty and…read moreI ordered three of the same juices for my family. When I let the staff know they had made the wrong juice, I was treated with hostility, accused of being rude for simply clarifying my order, and banned from a store I had loyally supported all week. An older blonde woman - who I've ironically seen be unpleasant with customers all week - was irritated the moment I questioned the order. She snapped at me for inspecting it. When I explained how it red instead of green, she ordered me to taste it, then seemed annoyed when I told her it contained ingredients that weren't in what I had ordered. I tried to explain what I'd ordered and the substitution I'd made, but she and another brunette employee became increasingly hostile. As they all began bickering amongst themselves about what was in each juice on the menu, so I offered to write down my order to help - at which point the older blonde woman told me I was being rude and said to the other employees that she was "ready to fight me." Over kale and chard... at 9:30 a.m.? Her behavior was so disturbing I just walked away and sat down with my husband, mother, and my baby - all of whom had been watching all of this unfold in shock as we waited for the amended order. Then, while we were sitting quietly, she told me I was banned from the store. Both my husband and my mother - dumbfounded asked why clarifying a juice order warranted being banned. Her response? To my husband, she snapped, "What are you, the boyfriend?" and to my mother - who was with our baby - "I'm not speaking to you." And the manager? He didn't ask a single question or review video footage. He simply said he was going to stand by her wishes. The reality is, I'm just passing through. We were genuinely excited to stock up on some of the great products before heading home -- but now I'll just order everything online. And frankly, it's a shame. This kind of unnecessary hostility in customer service is exactly what drives people away from supporting small businesses.