Really good ice cream at reasonable prices. Friendly service and cute decor. Seating inside and out.read more

The A La Mode Ice Cream Shoppe in East Hampton offers both dairy and non-dairy flavors…read more Try the Salted Carmel, Sprinkle or the Partly Cloudy. The service and ice cream is top notch. A special Thanks to Andrew for your hospitality.

Thank you Roberta, for the amazing service at East Hampton Breezin' Up! Recently I ordered a…read morechild-sized sweatshirt online from Breezin Up as a birthday present for my grandson. However, after 10 days it did not arrive. I called the East Hampton store and was helped by Roberta who told me it was on backorder and suggested several other options. She texted me photos of all the available sweatshirts for children and provided sizing information as well. Then she shipped it out that day. When the package arrived shortly thereafter, it included a sweet birthday note for my grandson, as well as some small stickers and a cap. What a nice surprise! Thank you Roberta and Breezin Up East Hampton. We are fans for life!

A cute spot with a great selection if you want Hamptons-themed gifts. The staff was friendly and…read morehelpful, but they also let me shop without being overly helpful. I was able to pick up three shirts for my girls and a greeting card for under $100, which felt reasonable.

Talk about a kid in a candy store! This is conveniently located right in the town center of East…read moreHampton, so as a group of us was walking around, I saw the awning out front and was like "guys we have to go in!!" I love all the bright colors, nostalgic energy, and stocked shelves of candies, fun gift ideas, and cool graphic tees! I bought a vintage bazooka bubblegum x baseball collab tshirt which is fun. There was 1 staff member working and they were so nice. He gave us samples of a some type of sucker that eventually fizzes and pops in your mouth once you hit the middle of the candy (imagine a Pop Rocks sensation but it comes when you're not expecting it). Prices are on more expensive side but what're you gonna do. :) So glad we popped in!

I used to love Dylan's, but lately the scoops just keep getting smaller. I'm not sure if it's just…read moreone person giving small scoops or if they told all their employees to do so, but I barely got half of the normal amount given. I no longer go and it's a shame too because I love their ice cream but will not pay $10 dollars for that.

Crystal & Sage Boutique is a treasure find!!! This place is beautifully curated with five sprawling…read morerooms of incredible finds. The energy there is peaceful and welcoming The owner Trudy is kind, expertly knowledgeable about her wares and thoughtful. She has insightful psychic readers & she gives astrological readings & Henna. I can't wait to go back again and find more beautiful gifts for myself and others. Everything is high quality in her shop and adorable black & white pups sometimes there to greet you too!!! Located in the heart of Huntington village around the corner from The Paramount.. a fun neighborhood to explore.

I have not been to the store yet, as I am in LA, but I bought a gift card for my sister in Long…read moreIsland. The shop looked so charming online. Trudy at the store was so kind and helpful making sure I got the card ok. Excited for my sister to shop and for my next visit out! Thanks Trudy!

Wonderful experience I learned so much. Beautiful experience…read more Victor was a great guide

After years of waiting to check this place out my best friend finally dragged me and it was worth…read moreevery minute! This property is small but mighty. Our tour guide was incredible! He was so knowledgeable about Pollock and Krasner's life and the art scene in which they lived during their time. The tour includes a look inside Pollock's studio, which is breathtaking as well as a tour of their home. The property is so tranquil and peaceful as well might I add. If you are an art lover/fan this tour is a must do!

Bought 15 skip laurels here. 12 out of the 15 are completely dead less than a year later. Terrible…read morequality plants. They were planted in large holes with loose, rich soil at the bottom, adequately watered and got partial sun (they are supposed to do well in full shade or full sun). Didn't matter. 90% of them are completely dead now. That's nearly $2,000 in dead plants.

I used Bay Gardens to completely overhaul my yard which had been over grown with weeds and bushes…read more It wasn't a cheap job but it was done quickly and, most important, correctly. I could say more but I think the before and after pictures speak for themselves. The first picture was right before the came, the second was right after the put down the grass seed and the last picture is a few weeks later.

Flower shop is decent, service was average, you tell them your budget they'll whip something up for…read moreyou. The bouquet wasn't that great and the flowers didn't last very long, so I wouldn't recommend this spot. Will go elsewhere for flowers.

I've tried them twice and both times were a disappointment. The first time I ordered a corsage and…read morepaid for it a week in advance. When I went to pick it up it wasn't ready. They said the slip got misplaced so they had to make one while we waited. They seemed annoyed at us. I again ordered a sunflower bouquet for Graduation. I asked for mostly sunflowers, some greenery and no pale yellow flowers. I asked if the amount I said I'd like to spend was enough for that and I was told yes. I picked it up and there were two sunflowers, a ridiculous amount of greenery and pale yellow carnations. I ended up at another florist and bought 10 sunflowers and created my own bouquet.

Beautiful flowers that are well priced. The people who work there are very helpful. Stacey and…read moreWilliam do wonderful things for your lawn party flower arrangements. They are both true artists.

Friendly staff, central location and a great new selection of native plants--lots of choices now!…read moreIt used to be hard to find native plants for sale on the East End (plants like the ones you see happily growing in nature preserves or along hiking trails in the woods). You'd have to order online or search every display table at our local retail outlets, and then check to be sure those are really Long Island locals, attractive to birds, nourishing for pollinators and hardy enough to grow in our mostly sandy or loamy soil. Native plants don't need fertilizers or even much water after they've settled into the right place, so you're not wasting money or resources. Wittendales has clearly labelled "LI Local" pots with blue and yellow stickers (think Swedish flag colors), along with posters, signs, and a binder with plant care tips. If you need help coordinating plants that play well together , I'm told their displays of color coordinated "companion plantings " will change as the growing season progresses. Also, they have reasonable prices!