Eating Your Way Through the Hamptons: A Foodie’s Guide

Hamptons Classics:

• Golden Pear Café: With a few locations around the Hamptons, this is the spot to grab delicious sandwiches, salads, and pastries for a beach day or a quick bite.
• Shippy’s Pumpernickels Restaurant (Southampton): Feeling nostalgic? Head to this old-school spot for hearty German food and fresh seafood. It’s a Southampton institution!

On the Waterfront:

• Sundays on the Bay (Hampton Bays): Chill out on their huge deck overlooking the bay and enjoy a lobster roll or some fresh-caught fish.
• Oakland’s Restaurant & Marina (Hampton Bays): A bit more upscale, but still super relaxed. The seafood is top-notch, and the cocktails are perfect for watching the sunset.
• The Canal Cafe: Right on the Shinnecock Canal, this cafe is a great spot to people-watch while you chow down on fresh seafood or classic American dishes.

A Taste of History:

• The American Hotel (Sag Harbor): This place is like stepping back in time. The restaurant is fancy, but the bar is a fun place to grab a drink and mingle with locals.

Family-Friendly Eats:

• LT Burger (Sag Harbor): Burgers, fries, milkshakes – need we say more? It’s a great place for families to fuel up.

Where the Good Times Roll:

• Baron’s Cove (Sag Harbor): Catch some live music while you enjoy fresh, local food. The views of the harbor are amazing, especially from the deck.

Local Tips:

• Hampton Bays is a hidden gem for foodies, with lots of laid-back restaurants serving up amazing seafood.
• The American Hotel has a great happy hour – perfect for trying their cocktails without breaking the bank.
• If you’re feeling fancy, Baron’s Cove’s lobster bake is a must-try.

So there you have it – your guide to eating your way through the Hamptons. Enjoy!