It is the perfect clam bar/seafood market, and the location is perfect overlooking Shinnecock Bay.read more

Way too windy cant eat- hair all over the place. My friend waited a very long time for salmon was…read morenot cooked as requested. We left before it arrived because it was a ridiculous wait. I have to say the service is very nice. Very good. The food is also very good. Just be prepared for the wind and possibly the wait.

fresh, yummy, good service, good food, very nice place, great view, super clean, very friendly,…read moregreat market, good music, cool beer garden, good portions, will be back!! 10/10

Food: the appetizer was the chicken nachos which was decent, nothing crazy but it works well. They…read morewere actually very good tasting but I found it a little hard to eat, they kept breaking but they're nachos I guess. Onto my meal, I got the filet taco, boom shrimp taco, and the hot honey chicken. They were all so delicious and yummy, I can tell they took their time creating each taco into a masterpiece. I loved the boom shrimp the most, then the hot honey, and then the filet taco the least, but all of these were so delicious I loved it! The boom shrimp is a delicious trip into the savory tastes of shrimp and the sea. I loved the addition of tomatoes, fresh lettuce, and avocados, drizzled in ranch. The filet taco is a great feast of filet steak and crispy crunchy onions. Lastly the hot honey chicken was great with purple lettuce, corn, pickles, and more fresh delicious veggies. I loved all the tacos so much and if I come back to the area I'd definitely come back, a must go to! Service/ambiance: First off the waiters came to us quickly with a nice refreshing water pitcher with lemons. It was a nice day out but not too hot, inside was nice and cool with the ac but not too cold, a nice balance. Not too loud of a place but nice and chill with a light speaker with music playing in the background. This in my opinion is a huge upgrade to the last location in Northport, this is much bigger and it looks cleaner. Something that stood out to me was that there was no men's sign on the bathroom, but there was on the ladies. I don't know if they're discriminated or something, but that was something, but besides that the bathrooms were very squeaky clean.

If you didn't know what to look for, you could easily drive past this little gem. The Station Bar…read moreis nestled in among the houses on Shinnecock rd. When you first arrive, you can tell it's a place that primarily caters to locals, which is a nice change of pace during the summer pilgrimage of out of towners. The bar itself is relatively small, but the bar staff are quick on their delivery. For food, we shared a dozen oysters that were without a doubt fresh and reasonably priced. We had the fluke fish tacos that were some of the best fish tacos I've ever tried, as well as their seasonal special - buffalo chicken soft shell crab (soft shell crab fried like buffalo chicken nuggets, that include a side of buffalo sauce). The food was excellent! We went on a Saturday night and they had live music. The place wasn't overly crowded and it was a really great for a summer date. I definitely recommend checking out the Station Bar if you're in the area, or even taking the ride just to enjoy some fresh seafood and a couple of beers while sitting on the canal.

If you weren't looking for Station Bar you'd drive right past it. It's a tiny bar right on the…read morecanal with ample outdoor seating and a pretty decent food menu. Any time I'm here on a busy night I'm always shocked at how one small bar (and I'm assuming tiny kitchen) manage to get everyone fed and served. I will say that depending on what kind of night you go here (especially during the summer) you're probably going to experience a bit of a wait to get a drink -- and may not even find yourself a seat for quite some time. But the crowd here is some of the nicest I've encountered. If someone sees you standing and are about to head out, they'll not only give you the heads up, but also introduce you to everyone else they were sitting around so that you feel welcomed in. A nice spot to grab a drink during sunset in the warmer months.

Canal Cafe is Great! Seasonal, "Yes" and Late Spring through Early Fall are the Best for eating…read moreoutside, overlooking. . .well, The Canal. Fresh air, saltwater, sunshine AND Good Food! Service is "prompt", fast . . .could do without the paper plates, napkins and plastic "cutlery"

The place we planned to eat lunch at was closed. So we tried the Canal Cafe for the first time…read more They welcomed my wife and I and my Service Dog We sat on the lower outdoor tier next to the marina. It was a very nice day. I had a watermelon margerita, later a jalapeneo margarita, both excellent. We both had the fish tacos which were delicious and filing. Zack had one of their doggy burgers. Friendly wait staff good food and drinks, a good time

Great views in Hampton Bays overlooking the water. We stop every time we're on the way to Montauk…read more Food is very good in a casual atmosphere.

I been wanting to come here for years and I finally made it to Rumba! Was it worth the hype and was…read morethe food great? Absolutely yes, and the service and workers here are great. You walk in here and you feel like you're on an island. The food is cart bean inspired and just packing flavor and cooked with love. For appetizers we got the Dominican ribs and sriracha chicken wings! Both appetizers were out of this world. I got a variety of tacos that were awesome. My wife's sister's husband got a burger he loved and his wife got some type of a risotto dish. Everyone's food was great and the drinks were amazing as well. I really loved this place and look forward to coming back. Great place to play the bar and watch sports. They offer valet parking and it is located on shinecock bay with a beautiful view! Great place for summertime eats! I really loved this restaurant and look forward to coming back.

Best sunsets around!!! Food is ok and drinks are good. Beautiful outdoor deck, decent music…read more perfect for a nice summer night

My brother and I were deciding on where to go for happy hour and he mentioned he had been to…read moreOakland's Restaurant and Marina in the past and really liked it and felt we should give it a try. I was game and called the restaurant regarding their happy hour times and was told by the hostess that they do not have a happy hour per se but their bar menu is always available and of course there is lunch and dinner and they always have live music. It is a little off the beaten path and is located in an enclave of restaurants on the water i n Hampton Bays. We walked in and were greeted by the hostess. It is an impressive sized space divided into two sections, a bar area where the live music was playing with seating at the bar and some booth seating and opposite this a larger circular dining room with tables for four and six people overlooking the water. We were seated and menus and a wine list was provided. Our waiter was Joseph Z. He was pleasant,the accommodating and efficient. Our drink orders were taken-a Corona beer for my brother and I ordered a Negroni. We gave our meal orders at the same time. My brother ordered the seafood pasta with a side of French fries-[not shoestring-these looked hand cut] and I ordered the sea scallops and a side of asparagus. The meals arrived shortly and we dug in. My brother enjoyed his food [the French fries looked very appealing] My substantally sized scallops were delicious and cooked perfectly. They were sitting on a bed of mashed potatoes, diced peppers and some greens. The asparagus were cooked well, crisp and very tasty. After our meal and some time to digest, we looked at the dessert menu. My brother opted for the tirami su and I was initially looking at the creme brulee but I had had this recently at another restaurant and then decided on the mixed berry crumble. After taking one bite of the mixed berry crumble, I new it I made the right choice. The dessert came out hot with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top and alongside, a small vat of whipped cream and one of additional mixed berries. This dessert was outstanding. To cap this experience, I ordered a cup of espresso. In summary, the restaurant is clean and well maintained [the restroom as well] The staff is polite and the service is quick. We were there on Mother's Day weekend [Friday] and it is not an inexpensive meal, comparable to what I would have paid for a similar meal in New York City. However, it was well worth the money. It was an experience. I would strongly recommend and I hope to return soon.

We had such an amazing dinner here. Sydney was such a fantastic and friendly server who went above…read moreand beyond. The crab Rangoon dip, and fried pickles were delicious appetizers and we loved the sushi and bento boxes. We will be back! Thank you!

I've been to Cowfish a few times, but this visit was so good that I had to write about it…read more The property is gorgeous, located on the South Shore of Long Island in the Hampton Bays. The restaurant is huge and always busy. They have two levels, and while I prefer sitting upstairs, both spaces are great. This time, I tried their New England Clam Chowder for the first time, and it was phenomenal. There wasn't a grain of sand to be found, and it was absolutely loaded with meaty, perfectly cooked, tender clams. The flavor was unforgettable. It managed to be creamy without feeling heavy. You know when a chowder leaves a thick coating of cream in your mouth that lingers long after each bite? This wasn't like that at all, and it was perfect. I also enjoyed the Caesar salad. I've seen it presented this way before, and while it does put a little more work on the diner, it's really not a big deal to use a fork and knife. The lettuce was crisp and cold, the dressing tasted homemade, and the crouton crumble was a game changer. I decided to add the seared blackened scallops, and they were cooked perfectly. The upcharge was a little more than I would have liked for the amount, but it was worth it. After all, who doesn't love a scallop straight from Montauk? That scallop traveled less to get to my plate than I did to get to Hampton Bays. The drinks were festive, the wine was cold, and the atmosphere was lively. It's the perfect place to bring friends and family and have a great time.

We found this restaurant one late September day on our way out to Montauk…read more It is near the eastern tip of the barrier island and Dune Road. Beautiful location with bay views and the marina. On a Sunday afternoon, looked mainly like regulars coming in around noon. The lobsters and clams were excellent as was the service. The menu was varied for a Sunday Brunch/Lunch and a great value compared to other restaurants of its location type and customer base. Afterwards, we walked about 200 yards to watch the folks fishing off the rocks both into the Bay and the Ocean.

We have been coming here for years, our latest visit, today, was disappointing. Wings are gone…read morefrom the menu. The crab cakes were over cooked and missing the crab meat, the baked clams had no clams in the breading, and the clams with linguine was way too spicy for all three of us. We were forced to use their valet parking, and no longer are you allowed to walk down the pier and enjoy the views. Instead of the usually fun TV's in the bar being tuned to the latest sporting events, they had romance movies on them...weird. With all that said, if you have never come here before, it's worth going once. For us, we are now on a quest to find a new favorite place on Dune Road.