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.

we loved this shop. The gelato is delicious. There are so many more things to get in here besides…read morecoffee. The staff is awesome. We were able to try almost all of the flavors of gelato they had before selecting our choices. Both me and my fella got Affogato with two flavors of gelato and a double shot of espresso. We each got a biscotti. There's plenty of places to sit inside and outside. You're getting a very high quality product for very reasonable price. Whenever I'm in this area again, I will definitely be stopping by here.

Delicious baked goods and friendly staff! I've tried so many things here but some of my faves were…read morethe miso chocolate chip cookie, pistachio croissant, guava croissant, and feta spinach scallion scone! Other things I tried but would personally skip on are the marbled chocolate pound cake, almond croissant (really good but I've personally had better in Manhattan), and the financier. Very good but definitely on the pricier side

Absolutely devine in every way. And everyone knows it! Very hot place. Fabulous food, drinks,…read moreservice and ambiance. Good luck deciding what to order.....and if you're watching your weight steer clear of those pastries! They are to die for! You'll be a regular in no time- like everyone else there.

My friends and I came here for a quick afternoon dessert and coffee before a weekend in east…read moreHampton. The cafe itself had a great outdoor section and the inside is clean. However our waiter did not come off as nice. We asked if we could sit for a quick bite and coffee and he visually got annoyed. When one of my friends didn't get a coffee we all saw him roll his eyes as if they were just taking up space. The tiramisu was good and the coffee was ok. However poor service can really put a bad taste in your mouth. You can have great food but service is very important as well.

I spend $40 on some tiny food to go, and then my son went in and asked for a glass of water and…read morethey said he would have to pay for it. You stuffy eye-holes, please shut down. That's not how you treat customers.

The pastries here are divine. My favorite is their raisin snail, I love how flakey it is and has a…read morenice sweet apricot aroma taste on the outside . Their baked miso chocolate chip cookies is an absolute die for as well-Tate's bakery can never! & can we talk about their Chicken banh mi its super savory, has the perfect crunch and a nice kick to it. The bakery is definitely more elevated compared to any bakeries in the Hamptons. I happened to take a glance of the kitchen when I was waiting to use the restroom and saw how serious they are when it comes to cleanliness. It was my second time there and definitely coming back again! I wish they had locations in NYC they would kill it!

Stopped in here to get a few bakery items and coffee. Everything looks great, but the taste wasn't…read more100% there. The pistachio chocolate cross ain't had artificial green dye and the taste wasn't great. Got a chocolate slice of some time of bread was a little dry and then also a raspberry almond tart which lacked flavor. Overall the breads looked good next time I will try those.

I discovered this coffee brewery a few years ago on a Sunday drive to the Hamptons…read more The coffee in this store is organic. This morning, for the first-time, I ordered the ice Saffron Latte, which is made from fresh saffron. What a clever way to use the spice, which is mostly used for yellow rice. I also purchased some bottled, Green Vitality vegetable juice; and some Green Fermented Seed Crisps, made by Moon Juice. Total price for the three: $26. Pricey, but I expected that for a coffeehouse in Amagansett. There are baked goods available as well. However, I find them mediocre compared to some other Hampton bakeries, such as Levain and Tate's Bake Shop. Jack's also has a rewards program and an Instagram page. Parking is plentiful on the street. The coffeehouse may be expensive, but it is worth giving a try.

Great spot to grab a quock coffee. It's a little confusing I stood for a few before I realized I…read morewasn't on line I was on the other side. Good thing someone asked me and then told me I was on the wrong side. I like the coffee with the shot of espresso in it iced. Service definitely a little slower on the weekends then during the week.

Goldberg great breakfast place, foods good and fast but the problem is it takes so long. There is…read morealways a line out the door, but overall it's fine. Good ambiance.

I like Goldberg's but the lines are unbearable. Call ahead always. The young man who works the…read morecashier at the East Hampton location is the best. Overall good food but not worth the wait if you don't call ahead.

This farm is SUCH a hidden gem in the Hamptons. I came here for a wedding about a month ago as one…read moreof my bff's got married. It was so freaking cute and one-of-a-kind. The gorgeous flowers gardens, the cute animals, the chic yet down to earth ambiance, the warm and welcoming owner... I could go on and on! Heck, even the bumble bees just sleeping inside the sunflowers were cute... and I'm usually scared of bees! I asked the owner Harry about them and he laughed, mentioning they're just napping after indulging on nectar. It turns out this was Harry's first wedding here.. how incredible! I can so see them hosting more and more weddings here.. I mean, an affordable yet classy wedding in the Hamptons?! Hellloooo brides-to-be out there!

Spring close farm is a must visit in the Hamptons! Very well ran in all aspects. Ask for Harry he's…read morea legend

Stopped in for a matcha it was light well balanced and sipped easy! I normally prefer a grassier…read moreearthier matcha but this did not disappoint!

I had mixed feelings about my visit here. On the positive side my drink was delicious, parking is…read morehuge and convenient and the employee who served me was absolutely wonderful and sweet. That being said the atmosphere felt a little awkward. The other staff members didn't feel very welcoming which made me feel a bit out of place. I really appreciated the great service from my barista, though!

Love coming here when in town. Great selection of fresh produce and a small selection of dairy free…read moreand gluten free products. As a private chef, it's a vital part of my "ammo" when in town for work. Also, cool merch as well!

Very high prices, but the quality of fresh fruits and vegetables is hard to measure…read more I'd go more often if the staff weee more focused on providing some level of service. The only bathroom is a porta potty

Came to this cafe on my first day in the Hamptons! Service was quick. I was looking for just a…read moreplain iced coffee with a little milk. The milk is self- serve. The coffee was good, but a little on the acidic side. Cute seating outside! Next time i want to return to try a sandwich or wrap.

Beefsteak slice paninis usually have beef/steak involved. Zero meat, and a it's not like it's a…read morevegan place. Completely misleading description. And this was 38 dollars for a tea and what is effectively a side salad in a piece of bread. I complained about it and she looked at me and laughed, then explained that beef steak slice just refers to the way they cut the tomato. What a joke. They're at 2.6 stars at the time of this review and I can see why. Hope it goes lower