One of our favorite wine bars in New York, with an ever-changing dinner menu, wine classes, and an event space.
Check out the house that was used in the movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless M
The snow lodge-esque decor is so cute! It's a different way to see Birreria without it's summer rooftop beer garden glory.
Bring a bottle of rosé to Duryea’s, set on a rocky Montauk outcropping and renowned for its well-priced lobster. Just be prepared for a long wait.
Gorgeous views. BYOB, beer and wine only. Liquor store 5 minutes away in town.
At the tip of Montauk; pebbly beach walking and exploring with views of the lighthouse.
Get the rose sangria and the mussels.. Before passing out in the sun on their couches
Same owners as Tacombi in Nolita. Love the tacos and make sure to get a beer with breakfast. It's the only way to start your Saturday!
Oldest cattle ranch in the USA, established 1658. Be sure to check out the burrows!
The lobster roll isn't the biggest but it is filling and the tastiest! Only place that compares is a Boston lobster roll. Grab a growler from Montauk brewery and have yourself a wonderful day.
Dine on Inlet Seafood's deck within view of narrow waterways, open sea and distant coastlines. At this restaurant, freshness of seafood -- sushi included -- is paramount. Read more.
Perfect little hotel with incredible roof top views, friendly staff and calming rooms!
Good place with a rooftop that have a great view to the sea. They also have some great music and a good view for the sunset !
Full service Deli & Butcher in the middle of Montauk. Best fried chicken to take to the beach or home. Catering to go’s too. Rear entrance so you don’t have to find a parking space on Main St.
The beast place to relax in Montauk - also check out the Saturday parties - No50 - AND - the boutique is crammed with chic goodies
I was in Montauk for a week and ended up at the Gig Shack 3 times. Its a great late night spot to chill/eat/drink, where you'll usually find local musicians playing their stuff or just jamming.
SE's got a rotating selection of oysters (Eagle Creek, Blue Point, Point Julia, Flowers…), Little Necks & Cherrystones, shrimp/lobster cocktails, and Alaskan king and Jonah crabs. Read more.
It’s more than just a restaurant, seafood market and shoppes. During the summer weekends concerts are held on the Green. Grab an ice cream cone and window shop.
Get The Monteith for breakfast - a lobster roll with egg, bacon, fontina cheese and spinach for only $12. It was easily one of the best things I ate in Montauk
Get a seat out back so you can see the boats come in with their catch. Even can watch them clean the fish a few feet from your table.
The city's biggest and best farmers market, open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., year-round.
You really can’t go wrong in this classic French bistro transplanted in SoHo. Reservations are definitely a must as the restaurant is typically packed at all hours of the day.
Underground sake bar and Japanese tapas (izakaya). Dark and intimate. Love this place. Claire and my first date. -Francine, The Real L Word
Don’t miss this tiny, unassuming wine and cheese market. They have a great selection of beers and sandwiches, and very helpful staff behind the counter.
CNN Eatocracy: Devils on Horseback, chicken liver & a burger with Roquefort are a few of its hearty offerings. A 2 hr wait is normal during peak hours, as is celeb-spotting in the witching hours. Read more.
Rachael Ray stops by Motorino in Brooklyn, NY for a slice of Colatura Di Alici Pizza on Food Network's The Best Thing I Ever Ate. Find more tips at FN Local. Read more.
Add this to your list of strange snackeries: a futuristic space that specializes in rice pudding, with a merchandising style that befits an ice cream parlor. Read more.
Everything at Veniero's is amazing but it's the cannoli's and Italian cheesecake that keep us coming back! Don't miss out on this East Village gem.
This old school Italian bakery has just about every cookie you can imagine, plus cakes, espresso drinks, and a covered back garden.
Sure, there's almost always a wait, but you'll forget all of that with a single bite into their luscious Mac & Cheese. They use goat cheese which imparts a touch of tang and a super creamy sauce. Read more.
If you're driving out to Montauk and don't stop here on the way, you're missing out. This spot has one of the best lobster rolls around, and some seriously awesome strawberry rhubarb pie.
