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“Such a great experience. The owner is charismatic and I believe stopped at every table. I lived in Alaska for 7 years and I've eaten a lot over Halibut. The special was Halibut w/ a champagne caviar sauce and it was in the top two I've had the pleasure to enjoy in the lower 48. The Truffle grilled cheese was awesome. The duck was cooked perfectly. The steak fritz was on point. The soup dujour was cream of cauliflower and was just perfect on the pallet. We will definitely be back for the aged steaks and more.“

“Pit stop at a wine vineyard on the way to Montauk is a good idea. I guess it is off season now so not a lot of people on Saturday plus I get there early. Even it in September but the weather is still very hot. We get wine testing course $16 each not include some snacks. Live music on, poor puppy is so hot but they have cold water so it help a lot. Nice sipping wine and see peaceful view.“

“My daughter and I stopped to have coffee. This place surpassed our expectations. The staff were all amazingly friendly & they all had wonderful smiles on there faces the entire time we were there!! They took the time to make our speciality coffees with PERFECTION!! Even asked me to taste it to see if I liked it, Say what?? I did!! I said it was Superb!! She said are you sure!! I said yes, Why? She said, well if you don't like it, we can change it for you... ok people!!!! Now that's EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE!!! The Ambiance there is so serene and peaceful. You ALL have to take a trip a try this place!! Highly Recommend!!!!!“

“Great value for restaurant week. The food was delicious, especially the salmon, zucchini chips and the fancy pound cake. Our waitress was delightful - friendly and very helpful. The rest room was clean. It was a delightful experience on a winter Sunday evening!“

“?Grindstone Donuts in Sag Harbor, NY. Saturdays are for donuts in Sag Harbor, NY. @grindstonedonuts serves their brioche and cake donuts year round (#grindstonenevercloses) with their homemade glazed and fillings. Grab a cup of their single-origin organic coffee to pair perfectly with your donut. ??Nutella S’mores Donut?Boston Cream DonutInsta: @thehungrysw“

“Very nice restaurant, a part of an inn. very specious inside but there is also sitting outside which is nice as it is between 2 buildings and you have plenty of shade. We had the Claude's Tacos (recommended), Fish and Chips ( a it blend, but I loved it), Lobster Roll (on a ban, but still excellent).“

“I came here as part of a wine bus tour. It was my least favorite of the three wineries we visited. We felt like just a number here, as it wasn't a very personalized experience. An employee came on to our bus to welcome us but after that, we were pretty much on our own. We tasted four wines, which were served in plastic cups. Other than brief descriptions printed on a sheet on the serving tray, not much information was shared about the wines. You could purchase hot dogs here as well as "sangria," which was basically just a rose spritzer. We walked through the vineyards but they were not as picturesque as other spots. One nice touch was that there was a band playing live music. It's a decent place to visit and a nice outdoor option to get out of NYC but wouldn't be at the top of my list to return to.“

“A great big brewery in the heart of Peconic. Great Pumpkin Ale. Food was tasty, good for a brewery. It was loud and crowded so be prepared for kids, dogs, etc. Not a quaint little joint. Order your food and drink and go sit with a buzzer. It was fun. Very good French Onion Soup. Tell 'em Barsnobs sent ya!“

“Great atmosphere, great staff, great views. Came here with family and friends, we had a good time. Live band playing while we took some wine sips. They have indoor and outdoors where you can sit and relax with your family. The sunset around this part of town is spectacular! Perfect for those that love pictures.“