Beautiful view, friendly service and an excellent menu…read more Went for my birthday dinner. I had the Skate Shnitzel. Brilliant idea perfectly executed. My wife had the pasta, which was excellent. We skipped starters and ordered ALL of the side dishes. The sides stole the show. Every one, including the fries, could have severed as an entree for my vegetarian wife. (though I think there may be animal fat involved in cooking the fries. Dont tell her!) Definitely not the dreary, average place we remembered from years ago. The Halyard is a new instant favorite.

We had a lovely dinner last night. The food was delicious and the view is amazing…read more I would have given it more stars but a few things bothered me. I had a delicious Caesar salad but had to ask for pepper. Rather than the server bringing a grinder she simply brought over a small pepper shaker. The mussels were good and they come with French fries but we had to request ketchup for the three of us who ordered this meal. If they wanted to up their game they good had fries ground pepper or have salt and pepper on every table. Ketchup is a staple with fries for most and we shouldn't have to ask for it. Lastly I requested a second bottle of sparkling water and needed to ask twice for it. So overall nice place but the attention to details could improve

Love Chez Marie. Intimate dining with French flair in the cozy Shelter Island House Inn dining…read moreroom. I'd never had an opportunity to try grilled Caesar salad - it's inventive and delicious. Loved Marie's shrimp. Chicken Milanese is fabulous, and the Apple tart was the perfect ending. Marie and her staff are the hardest-working dining crew on the island. When they are not at Chez Marie in the evening, they are turning out wonderful baked goods, coffee, and sandwiches at Marie Eiffel Market on the water along Ferry Road. I recommend both!

Excellent food items and it was nice to see the owner and her partner present amongst the patrons…read more We wished for more attentive service but overall the food was good and accurate orders. The prices were a bit high for the portion sizes, but we enjoyed our dinner. A must-try is "Marie's basil shrimp" which was highly recommended to us and well worth it! We sat outside and it being a nice evening, it was a pleasant atmosphere.

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.

After having visited and thoroughly enjoyed the Stony Brook location multiple times, this was a…read morehighly disappointing experience. Popped in for a quick weekend lunch since they had visibly open tables and we were seated right away. The person who showed us to our table led the way, and then dropped menus and utensils in a booth and kept walking. As soon as we made our way through the small restaurant, the absolute filth of the place was the only thing I could focus on. There were food scraps and garbage littering almost every surface of the floor. Our own table had dirty napkins, crumbs and half spilled sugar packets underneath, and the bench needed a wipe down before I could sit. Condiments on the table were dirty and if you moved them, the table was covered with crumbs underneath so no one is moving the condiments to clean. The bathroom was equally disgusting and unkempt. Despite all signs pointing to that we should've left immediately, we were hungry and had been driving for awhile. The food/drink was nothing like the other locations we've visited. In my 20 years of ordering Mimosas, I have never before been asked if I wanted a single or a double. It's prosecco, not shots. I went for the single because my expectations were low, and was presented with a weird little lowball glass of pineapple juice and a jigger of prosecco. That is completely ridiculous to cut a serving in half and call it a "single". For $12 you can buy an entire decent bottle of prosecco, and probably at least three bottles of whatever cheap they're serving. It feels like a cheat not to get a full serving. I ordered the Bootlegger for my meal which is fried chicken, melted cheese, bacon and Russian dressing on a roll. It arrived on a tiny hamburger bun with no dressing. Our server came once to ask how everything was the moment the plates were set down, and left when I told her I hadn't tried it yet. It then took about 10 minutes to obtain a side of dressing once I noticed my sandwich was dry. It was edible, but definitely not worth ever having again. My husband ordered corned beef hash and eggs, which was a plate filled with boxed potato sprinkled with pieces of corned beef. Eggs were fine. We did not use any of the condiments since it was clear they hadn't been swapped out or cleaned, and really tried to get out of this dirty environment as fast as possible. Servers were all concentrated in the bar area, some on phones clearly not busy...so it makes one wonder why no one thought to sweep the floor or wipe down a table. The state of the dining room was truly disgusting and honestly surprising. Our server barely attended to us so we opted not to bring this complaint to her directly and judging by the demeanor of the other staff, there wasn't a manger on duty. The bigger problem here is that if the public-facing front of house can look that way, I can only imagine how the kitchen is kept. We will never return to this location and sincerely hope it can be brought up to the same standards as the others.

Excellent flavors, delicious food. We fussy about diet, gluten free, vegetarian, very picky, and…read morethis menu had great options. Everything we ordered was wonderful. Don't miss the Chawda.

Probably the best kept secret on the North Fork. The menu is differentiated and delicious, we…read moreloved everything (second visit). They are known for their sweet tea brined chicken, we also loved the charred broccoli salad, kimchi gnocchi, and duck fried rice.

Amazing lunch today. With our special little girl Sadie…read more I enjoyed the Ciopino with Pasta. A pricey but delicious and well worth it entree. My other half enjoyed the daily catch, striped bass with spinach, asparagus, corn. Delicious. Sadie enjoyed a few treats and watching LOL. Perfect service from Mae, so much thanks.

Port is a restaurant that has an inside and outside bar. We tend to gravitate toward the outside…read morebar for the fresh air and views. The Bartenders are always friendly and willing to please. The bar has a roof but is open on all sides allowing for a breeze and plenty of people watching. The drinks are cold and served in large plastic cups. Stop in for one or a meal. Enjoy!

Why have I been walking past Alpina everytime I'm in Greenport?…read more Was it the dark atmosphere? Did I think I was getting just another American-German influenced restaurant with only brats and potato pancakes? Did I expect polka? The experience was actually slow and refined, without the white tablecloths. Alpina has German, Swiss, and slightly Northern Italian influenced cuisine, along with a selection of alcohols I was completely unfamiliar with... which made the experience feel full of new things. The most memorable food was actually one of the simplest. The chef prepared incredibly creamy, caramelized onions with a slight sauerkraut tang that was amazeballs. I told our waiter that I'd write him a love letter over it, and here I am! The pappardelle had shredded duck, cheese, and big, fun, chewy noodles that were satisfying to slurp. It just needed a dash of pepper to elevate it. The meat and cheese board included a few things I'd never tried before, and it was so good I was searching for a meat shop in Manhattan so we could buy them again. Portion sizes aren't huge for the price, but it was worth it to us. Don't be afraid of the dark entrance, the ligonberry on the menu, and ask the bartender about the connection between the giant copper gnome and penguin shaker gone rouge.

Great vibe. We popped in for a quick cocktail. Our party of six were the only ones there at the…read moretime. The drinks were pricey and pretty. Our mixologist was clearly passionate about creating great cocktails. I could kick myself for not remembering to take photos. I hope to come back for the food. Excellent service and lovely ambience and decor.

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.

We were looking for a new place for something light and quick on the way to the Custer Institute in…read moreSouthold and ended up here. Street parking was a little challenging, but not bad. Found a spot a block over. The place is nice and spacious, dining area had a fireplace, bar area had some high tops. Service was pretty quick, our waitress was very nice and attentive, our cocktails came out shortly after ordering. We ordered the Chicken and Lemongrass dumplings, they were very good. Perfectly steamed, they were plump and not oily with a nice dipping sauce. I had the Asian Tuna Wrap, on which I drizzled the dipping sauce I saved from the dumplings earlier. It was magnificent. My better half had the Fried Chicken Boom Boom sammich and it was beautifully fried. I had a bit of it, and it too was fantastic. Added this to the short list of restaurants that we'll frequent on the way to Custer.

Food was excellent. Service was excellent. Highly recommend if you're in the Greenport area.read more