Small and cramped but you're here for good food…read more Produce, high quality and maybe about par for the area. The prepared foods are the draw here. We came here to pick up a spread for lunch and it did not disappoint. Portions are large and it does help make the prices seem more reasonable. I call it the market and buffet illusion. It looks smaller than it is but when you sit down and plate it, it'll overwhelm you. The chicken salad was highly recommended and surprisingly good. They also have ridiculous baked goods. Definitely grab some cookies and cinnamon rolls.

Been coming here for DECADES, before it was cool... and it is always fresh and delicious. I love…read morethe variety of prepared foods, so easy to grab and go and make a picnic in the park at the beach or for a road trip. My favorites are the chicken nuggets, they're like mini chicken cutlets with a great dipping sauce that is super addictive (I think it's a combo of mayo and sweet chili sauce). And their sandwiches are very generously portioned. Yes they are pricey, but you are paying for quality. There is nothing I have gotten where I said it wasn't worth the price. You are paying for good quality fresh ingredients. I have been coming to RS since the 90's, and they're great.

There are still a few things that remain as good as before, but my favorite award winning Stuart's…read moreNew England Clam Chowder is NOT one of them. It is tasteless and watery. No creamy lusciousness. No herby clammy umami. They sell clam juice. They should use it. I bought it, tasted it, added everything I could think of to make it taste like something but nada. Didn't mention It's watery? Zero clam taste? There are clams for sure, but I doubt they are fresh. Ps I hate potatoes in my soup. It's a cheap lazy way to add bulk, but red potatoes??? After tasting it, I was so mad that I thought to go back and nicely tell them to stop cutting corners as this will only lead to the closure of yet another failed biz, but instead I threw it out. These owners own a few places out here. Why would u mess with tried and true recipes? You have to spend money to make money. Sell less junk! Keep the good stuff we loyal patrons come back for over and again! Hey guys, read the room! We r a beach community filled with local fisherman and seafood lovers. Don't mess with perfection. It won't end well!

Friends wanted to have a clam bake experience and being a novice, I got a great recommendation to…read moreuse Stuart. Krystal was great! She helped me navigate how much we would need and the best part- they cook we eat! The lobsters were delicate and not overcooked and the clams; I'm not a big clam person but I devoured more than my fair share for sure. We also got a container of their garlic butter OMG. By the end of the meal we were all doing butter shots! Thank you Stuart's for a fab experience.

I came here for Mexican guajillo chilies after asking a friend if she knew where i could find them…read more I was impressed with the variety of fresh produce, spices and dried chilies. The prices were average for most of the items that I am familiar with. I thought some of the spices were reasonably priced and the variety was expansive. Staff helped me in finding what i wanted. The store is well organized and well stocked.

I could have spent two hours in this store. I wanted to make a special curry over the holiday for…read moremy family. Every ingredient was so fresh and reasonably priced that it was worth the 30 minute drive in holiday traffic. I didn't feel rushed and there were plenty of of employees willing to help when asked. I highly recommend!

The food at Round Swamp Farm is amazing. All fresh and made with love. The cinnamon rolls, the…read morebrownies, chicken salad, the chicken fingers and the honey mustard are my favorites. You can expect to pay 20 dollars plus per prepared item but it will be a large multi-serving portion and well worth the investment. Also, when you are in Montauk this is really just what food costs. The chicken tenders are some of the best I have ever had and I can't stop thinking about them. And they are HUGE. You definitely have to stop here or any of their other locations if you are out East.

The obviously viral market stand with produce, prepared hot and cold food, and baked items! This…read morewas our first stop in Montauk after coming in and we got a BLT, chicken sandwich with crispy prosciutto, the iconic cookies and some kombucha. I'll admit - everything was delicious but it was all quite expensive. I think we walked out spending $70 for everything, but we did enjoy everything and enjoyed our food outside at the table. Is it worth it? Maybe once, but I don't know it's really worth to go here more than once if you're stopping by Montauk.

Great local farmers market with plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables, pies, breads, cookies, jams and…read moremore. A must when out east!

Great local farm. Best corn ever. and the musk melons, peas, lettuce are also wonderful. Friendly…read morefun people....highly recommended 1

amazing organic farm and flower greenhouses. fantastic vibe and phenomenal products and delightful…read moreproprietors. A hidden jem and worth a quick stop after a day at hamonnasset beach

Great customer service! Good variety of quality produce. My new favorite place to shop for bulk…read morefruits and veggies! So glad I found this gem

Excellent produce better than markets Especially artichokes! Polite and helpful employees.read more

Completely worth our time and money! I highly recommend the tour as an educational and fun…read moreexperience to learn about oyster farming in this part of the east coast. Great for a conversation piece to bring up at any cocktail hour. We booked the oyster tour as part of a bachelorette party. We came prepared with sneakers and hat. Dave and Ben greeted us at the entrance as we drove in. It was our private and another couple. It was very informative tour as they discussed the species of oysters found in different parts and took us through the algae growing greenhouse and oyster spawning area and discussed how they select oysters. Then they took us to the waterfront where they showed the process of farming the oysters in "bags" or large metal baskets and then eventually sort them. Afterwards Ben shucked lots of oysters for us and paired it with different local wines and sauces for the oysters. Delicious! There was also non-alcoholic beverages available too. Everything was very picturesque and great for photos with the dock and the waterfront. Ben and Dave were so friendly and great at making the whole tour entertaining and educational and answered all our questions. We also left with a goody bag :) Thanks so much for an awesome time!

We booked a private shucking party at our house and it was absolutely amazing! We had a blast and…read morethe oysters were so fresh and tasty.