Eat, Drink, and Be Merry in the Hamptons
Food scene
Nick & Toni's
136 N Main StGreat for celeb-sightings and all-around delicious food.
Carissa's the Bakery
68 Newtown LnSome of the best baked goods around.
Rowdy Hall
177 Main StThis decades-old pub serves superlative food to a jovial crowd.
Sam's Restaurant
36 Newtown LnThe best pizza in East Hampton. Ask anyone.
The Crow's Nest
4 Old West Lake DrA vibrant scene, if you can get a table.
Inlet Seafood Restaurant
541 E Lake DrSushi with a view.
Chef Jason Weiner embraces local cuisine at this longtime Bridgehampton favorite.
52 locals recommend
Almond
1 Ocean RdChef Jason Weiner embraces local cuisine at this longtime Bridgehampton favorite.
If there's better corn on eastern Long Island, I sure don't know about it.
46 locals recommend
Balsam Farm Stand
293 Town LnIf there's better corn on eastern Long Island, I sure don't know about it.
Montauket
88 Firestone RdDon't miss sundowner culture at this Montauk stalwart.
Sightseeing
Maidstone Park
Maidstone Park Road SouthBeach by day, sunset by night.
A must-visit sculpture garden and botanical refuge right here in East Hampton.
115 locals recommend
LongHouse Reserve
133 Hands Creek RdA must-visit sculpture garden and botanical refuge right here in East Hampton.
Native flora and fauna, alongside a view of Jessop's Neck.
90 locals recommend
Elizabeth A Morton National Wildlife Refuge Admin Building And Visitor Contact Station
2595 Noyack RdNative flora and fauna, alongside a view of Jessop's Neck.
Shadmoor State Park
Breathtaking views of Montauk's shoreline from the dunes.
A trip to this conservancy is like a trip across the pond. It's an absolute must-visit and a hidden gem.
19 locals recommend
Madoo Conservancy
618 Sagg Main StA trip to this conservancy is like a trip across the pond. It's an absolute must-visit and a hidden gem.
An arcade, mini-golf, and a sprawling bowling alley is more than enough to keep you busy on those not-quite-beach days in the Hamptons.
45 locals recommend
The Clubhouse
174 Daniels Hole RdAn arcade, mini-golf, and a sprawling bowling alley is more than enough to keep you busy on those not-quite-beach days in the Hamptons.
Known among locals as a secret beach, you'll have to hike the trailhead to get to this slice of private perfection--but it's worth the wait.
Amsterdam Beach Park Trailhead
1929 Montauk HighwayKnown among locals as a secret beach, you'll have to hike the trailhead to get to this slice of private perfection--but it's worth the wait.
Explore some of the lesser-known beaches of the Hamptons, like this personal favorite, in the woodsy Northwest Woods neighborhood of East Hampton.
Barcelona Neck
Explore some of the lesser-known beaches of the Hamptons, like this personal favorite, in the woodsy Northwest Woods neighborhood of East Hampton.
It's a bit of a hike, but worth it for the privacy and unparalleled views. Bring water shoes and a chair, because the shoreline is rocky.
48 locals recommend
Cedar Point County Park
5 Cedar Point RdIt's a bit of a hike, but worth it for the privacy and unparalleled views. Bring water shoes and a chair, because the shoreline is rocky.