Absolutely loved Crazy Pizza in East Hampton. The atmosphere is lively without feeling overdone,…read morethe service was warm and attentive, and the food was genuinely excellent. Importantly, this is not the place for people expecting traditional, heavy pizza. These are lighter, roughly 500-calorie pizzas with some of the thinnest crust I've ever had. Personally, I love that because it feels clean and doesn't leave you feeling weighed down. But it's worth knowing going in that this is not deep dish or a traditional NY-style thick crust. That said, if you like ultra-thin, crisp, flavorful pizza with great ingredients, it really delivers. It has that rare mix of being fun, polished, and still relaxed enough for a casual night out. Great spot for dinner with friends, date night, or bringing people from out of town who want something that feels very East Hampton but not stuffy. Definitely one of the better dining experiences I've had out east. Will absolutely be back.

I came with a group of 6 expecting a better experience than we received. We sat outside for our 8pm…read morereservation and the back patio smelled like the garbage bin behind the restaurant. Our waitress seemed rushed and annoyed by our questions about the menu. She insisted that each pizza was a personal size and that a salad each was appropriate. Our salads were served at different times, causing guests to awkwardly wait 20 min for our guest to also have her dish. The pizza was thin crust and had lots of toppings to choose from which was nice. Overall service was disappointing and food was good if you are expecting thin crust pizza.

Almond Restaurant has been one of the highlights of our stay in East Hampton. We arrived and were…read moreseated immediately. The entire staff was incredibly nice, friendly, and helpful. I ordered the corn as an appetizer, and it was honestly the best corn I've ever had. The Korean barbecue short ribs were also absolutely delicious. We enjoyed it so much that we came back a second time, this time bringing more people with us, and once again had an equally great experience. It can be a romantic place for a nice dinner, although it can also get extremely busy at times.

Amazing experience at Almond! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was lively and welcoming, and…read morethe service made the entire night even better. Such a fun Bridgehampton spot with great energy without feeling overly stuffy. We had an incredible time from start to finish and will definitely be back. One of my favorite nights in the Hamptons this summer!

Excellent food and service, very nice setting Enjoyed the…read moreevening Congratulations to John Meadows

Will (and have been) think of this food, atmosphere and service often. Had the best night in a long…read moretime here. Apparently outside is the vibe but inside was still exceptional.

Dining here was an exceptional experience from beginning to end. Every detail reflected the level…read moreof excellence you would expect from Chef Jean-Georges. The food was beautifully presented, thoughtfully composed, and absolutely delicious. Each dish was balanced with incredible flavors, fresh ingredients, and flawless execution. The service was equally impressive--attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely welcoming without ever feeling intrusive. The staff made us feel valued throughout the entire evening and offered great recommendations that elevated the experience even further.

We came to dine outside on a Monday afternoon and it wasn't busy, no res and we were sat…read moreimmediately. Our server was a young man, and he was wonderful. Extremely attentive! I couldn't believe he was only 19 years old, very professional. I ordered the Cucumber Fizz, which I honestly hated. I don't think I've sent a cocktail back in years, but it wasn't a proper gin fizz at all. It just tasted really muddy and was missing some citrus. My girlfriend got a glass of Whispering Angel which came out very cold and she enjoyed. We ordered the 30 grams of caviar for $148. The caviar itself was very tasty and came on ice. I didn't love the crème fraîche, it was missing some onion or chive on the side (granted, that wasn't stated on the menu, so that's okay because it came how it was intended). However, I was NOT happy with the blinis. They weren't tasty, they were all different shapes and sizes, some had crusty edges, some had curled-up edges. They just didn't look like there was much care put into them, especially for the price. We also shared the lamb- ordered it medium. Two of the pieces came out well done, and one medium. Yes, the sauce was tasty, but the meat, again, for the price, was just not cooked correctly. I was starving at that point, so I told him not to worry about it and that they didn't have to make it again. Our waiter was great though, offered to send out a new one but we declined because we needed to get going. Also shared the squash blossom quesadilla which I was psyched for. I love squash blossoms, but there was just wayyyy too much cheese in it, not enough seasoning. I get that it's a quesadilla, but the cheese was overwhelming. The jalapeño sauce also didn't really go with it for my preference. Overall, this experience just did not even come close to being what we thought it would be. They did take 2 drinks off the bill to offset the well-done lamb, very nice and for sure appreciated it. But overall, I would never come back. Made sure I tipped our waiter 30% because none of the issues were with service. But blah! The ambiance is pretty both inside & outside but absolutely skip this place. Every dish was missing something. Expected more from a JG spot....

Lovely outdoor table, perfect post Labor Day weekend weather. Friendly service from staff. Nice…read moremenu choices, the Milanese was good with an ordered side of mashers, and delicious seared tuna entree. It all worked. Not sure how soon we'll return but everything was lovely. Good choice. (Forgot to take pictures!)

Four stars for the fun ambiance and friendly bartender. One star because my vodka soda was $26…read more Came here to grab a drink before heading to Stephen's Talkhouse. The bartender here greeted us warmly and took care of us immediately. Inside the ceiling is decked out in disco balls which is really fun. The booths are velvet, really cool space. Can't speak to the food since we didn't eat here. I was pretty shocked when we got the bill, but I guess it's the Hamptons. The food coming out of here smelled great. I'd come back.

Just minutes before the staff lunch break, we were seated and our lunch order taken. The service…read morewas excellent as well as the steak burrito. The margaritas and ambiance are unparalleled. This is a must visit to complete the East Hampton vibe!

A good spot for low key food and a strong drink…read more The margaritas are pretty good here. Those of you in. Your 20s will love this place because they have a bit of a heavy hand with the liquor. I felt buzzed after half a drink, and I'm no lightweight. The service is average (this is a good thing) The ambiance is very casual. I could see why most people in their 20s would love this place. I usually rate a Mexican spot by their Carne Asada tacos but they don't have them here. They Americanized it and call the skirt steak tacos. I wouldn't call it true Mexican, but I wouldn't knock it either because a lot of people don't speak Spanish out here so I can understand why they did it. The Parrot burger was decent. Perfectly cooked and tasty. 3/5 (good score).

REWIND Thursday nights are super fun when the DJ comes on at 8 or 9. It's a lot of 80's and 90's…read moredance music. There is an indoor section with a full bar and a separate outdoor bar and cabana area. As it gets later in the night the music becomes more modern. Love it

From the owner: Common Ground East brings the energy of Hamptons nightlife to its new home at 136 Main Street in…read moreSouthampton. Featuring live DJs, signature cocktails, and an electric atmosphere, it's the go-to destination for unforgettable summer nights. Located in the heart of Southampton Village, it's the perfect spot to gather with friends and keep the party going late. Whether you're a local or visiting for the weekend, Common Ground East is where the Hamptons come to celebrate.

3.75 stars. Ok,…read morestarting with my gripes today: 1) we sat outside in the back and we were smelling the septic tank or sewage. We had to move it was so bad. Lucky they had a table we could squeeze into. The smell was awful. 2) our server rarely came by the table and we had to flag him down multiple times. It got to be annoying truthfully. Even to get the bill to pay. 3) focaccia was basically pizza. Tasty, but pizza. The Good stuff: 1) Skirt steak was outstanding. 2) Side dishes were great. 3) Octopus was excellent. 4) Nice wine list 5) Cute restaurant 6) Hostess was really friendly and warm. I'd go back. Would not sit outside. And would make sure to tip appropriately if the waiter blows us off.

Il Buco never disappoints. Delicious food and ambiance. Elegant simple furniture and excellent…read morefinishes all around. It was raining while we were eating, and it was really beautiful & created even more of an atmospheric vibe paired with a delicious food! Look forward to going back next time I'm in the area! Their boutique next-door is also incredible and I highly recommend going in there to shop! The olive oil's are to die for! I bought several bottles.

I really wanted to like Arthur's. We asked our waiter if it was family style portions . We wanted…read moreto know how to order. There were 4 of us. We started with the chopped salad which was the best part of the meal. Great dressing and enough for 4. My husband and I counted on splitting the penne bolognese. We were shocked when it arrived at the table. It was a portion for one at best. Pasta was a bit overcooked and the bolognese was not a rich tasting sauce. My friend had the salmon- again enough for one NOT FAMILY SIZE PORTION. Our other friend had veal marsala.It was a bit tough. Not family style portion. The food was at best fair. We all took a good look around deciding not to return. Ambiance was OK- noise level was to a level where we could barely hear each other talk to one another and hear what the other was saying.

Our waiter was a nice guy. Lousy waiter, but nice guy. This picture is what they don't want you to…read moresee. Contrary to what you may have heard, the portions are not "family style" like Carmine's. Carmine's entrees can feed a Family. A&S entrees...a Family needs to chip in to cover $35 for pasta w olive oil and garlic. Went in w high expectations which lead to extreme disappointment. I could go on. Suffice to say, nothing was good. Service is like Italian Restaurant Summer Camp. The Campers are not good servers. The food is lousy, but hey at least it's expensive! This is The Hamptons after all. I absolutely, positively have had better meals at Olive Garden and I don't feel good about having eaten at Olive Garden. Avoid.

Wayan delivers some truly memorable flavors in a spectacular setting. Located right on Three Mile…read moreHarbor, the restaurant has a beautifully curated, breezy energy that instantly makes you feel like you are on vacation. If you time your visit right on a clear day, you get a front-row seat to an absolutely gorgeous sunset over the water. The kitchen fully backs up the great atmosphere. The tuna tartare kicked things off perfectly--clean, incredibly fresh, and clearly handled with care. The real stars of the table, though, were the mains. The slow-cooked butterfish was executed flawlessly, but the ribs stole the show; the meat was so tender it pulled away from the bone effortlessly. It is a fantastic spot if you are looking to prioritize great Southeast Asian dishes in a cool environment with unbeatable waterfront scenery.

We came to this restaurant for dinner. They have a nice waiting area outside, and the atmosphere is…read moregreat. The staff was also friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately, the one thing that was missing was the quality of the food. We were expecting much better, but the food was disappointing. I ordered the grilled beef tenderloin, which was okay but nothing particularly memorable. I also ordered the coconut rice, which smelled and tasted more like fish, which was not what I expected at all. The portions were also very small, to the point where there really wasn't enough to share. A few of my coworkers also felt that their dishes were extremely salty. One of my coworkers was still so hungry after the meal that, as we were leaving, he was trying to order a pizza from another restaurant for pickup. We liked almost everything about this place. The atmosphere, the staff, and the overall setting were all great. Unfortunately, the food was the one major disappointment. That is, after all, the main reason you go to a restaurant, so it made it difficult for us to have a truly good experience.