The bakery is very cute and the service is friendly. But these pastries and bread left a lot to be…read moredesired. Oddly, all the pastries came out of the case cold - I didn't realize until I brought them home but they were ice cold, like they'd been sitting in a fridge. As a result, the flakey apple turnover was cold and dense. No flakiness at all. The Parisian baguette was dense and cold, almost stale tasting. No crispness whatsoever. Honestly I've had better pastries from a grocery store so overall it was pretty surprisingly disappointing.

So glad we decided to get a wedding cake--Blue Duck made it feel totally worth it. They were easy…read moreto work with, made a gluten-free tier that was actually moist and delicious, and coordinated with our florist to include real wildflowers that looked beautiful. It added such a special (and tasty) touch to the day. Highly recommend!

I work all over the east end of Long Island. I'll go through Greenport maybe half a dozen times a…read moreyear, but I haven't actually stopped in Greenport in years. So tonight I wrapped things up in Greenport and I really wanted to stop and try Aldos. I'm so glad I did. Espresso is my coffee of choice, especially as an Americano, and Aldos espresso is oh so good! Pair that with a nicely decorated store, super chill music and a killer view of the water and I was instantly in love. I didn't have any baked treats, definitely next time, as this will be a go to spot for now on. I am sure you'll like it too. I'm placing this in my top five spots with a solid tie for spot number two! Last but not least, I have to say the staff was super friendly and not pushy at all, I know I came in late maybe 45 minutes before closing, but they treated me as nice as if they just opened. Great job! Edit: Forgot to mention I grabbed a pound of espresso for home. Cant wait to grind some up!

Stopped in for coffee while visiting Greenport for MDW and I must say, wow! A great local coffee…read moreshop with a lot of options for drinks and gelato. I ordered the Cafe Mocha and it was delicious. It was the perfect ratio of espresso to chocolate and not overly sweet which I always appreciate. Service was super friendly and very quick despite how busy the place was. Being able to sit outside overlooking the marina was a very relaxing and enjoyable vibe. Definitely enjoyed my visit and will be coming back.

Very cool spot with a specific menu. Everything we torres was absolutely delish…read more Something to note-they don't really customize menus nor orders. Try to know what you want prior to arriving at the counter if it's busy . Very fresh food Delicious and well presented. We popped in on a Sunday Am Around 11 and the food took a long while to come out but totally worth it! Had the choc cookies which were like a brownie. -they were fab and out of this world!

This place is beautiful both inside and out. The pastries are cooked to perfection and the food in…read moreth fridges looks amazing. Having said that, the prices are very high but you can likely say that about any modern coffee shop in NY. If you're going to order a Cappuccino and want it to be a Cap you must be very specific or like Starbucks they'll give you a cup of milk with a shot of espresso. Tell them you want it dry!

Cozy little spot where my friends and I picked up some provisions before heading to the wineries…read more My sesame chicken salad was $17 but had more delicious chicken than one would expect. A friend's squash sandwich also got rave reviews. I'll be back.

Great food options including soup, sandwiches, and pastries. The coffee is great and hot. Staff are…read morevery nice and helpful.

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.

Country Corner Cafe is a neighborhood spot filled with all the locals. We dined there for an early…read moreSunday dinner before leaving town, and it was nice to see their staff so acquainted with the patrons. Pancakes, omelettes, eggs bennie, burgers, soups and other cafe (or diner) classics round out their menu. And ice cream! Ice cream seems to be a big deal there; my beau even ordered a malt shake at 9am.

Ambiance (4/5): The restaurant is located *behind* North Fork Roasting Co. which had live music…read moreperforming on a Saturday. Due to our party size and our dog, we sat outside near the back parking, which had abandoned-looking seating (broken, dirty, etc.). However, it was shaded and you could hear the music next door. There's also 3 two-person tables near the entrance outside around the corner. The inside is retro and feels like you're dining inside a cozy house and an ice cream bar (Hershey's brand). It felt bustling as a standard diner on a weekend. Service (5/5): When we were walking toward the exterior back, the people outside near side entrance, had warned us that the service was abysmal. We loitered near the corner to let the waitress know we were wanting to get seated in the back (basically away from sight). Once seated, she came back and wiped down the dirty tables (which I'm sure no one usually opts to sit at due to their state). We immediately placed our orders before she went away. I think by doing so, our food came out lightning fast. She also came to check in on us twice throughout our dining. Sausage & Cheddar Flatbread Scramble (3/5): Expect an omelet on a piece of flatbread. The bread did not taste very good (perhaps store bought?) The home fries were deliciously crunchy. Breakfast Burrito (3/5): Nothing really stood out about the burrito. Croissant French toast (3/5): I liked how it wasn't too sweet with the filled cream but it felt like it was missing something. The addition of the table maple syrup definitely helped. I think next time, I would opt for the regular French toast.

Was visiting Greenport for Memorial Day Weekend and decided to stop in for a quick sweet treat…read moreafter lunch. There were so many options to choose from - cookies, cakes, pastries, you name it. We got a few items and everything was delicious. Everything was super flavorful and yummy and not too sweet which I appreciated. Service was super friendly and being able to eat in the front porch overlooking the main lawn and marina yesterday when it got nice was a great vibe. Would return.

Very good coffee. Very good, polite service…read more Was very enjoyable sitting on the front porch, having coffee, having my delicious oatmeal raisin, cranberry cookie, and talking to friendly customers. Pet friendly too!.

Nice family spot with plenty of outdoor seating, but the wine was thin in flavor and overall…read moreforgettable.

This is one of my favorite wineries to visit on Long Island! Laura makes you feel so welcome and…read moretheir wines are always delicious. I was surprised that I liked the Chardonnay (which Laura called Chardon-yay!). They also sell award winning jams. Great place to visit when you're out East.