Dining

When it comes to vineyards on the East End, the North Fork is the ultimate wine country with boundless acres upon acres dedicated to growing grapes for wine, and more than 60 wineries. It’s where many Long Island locals and visitors alike enjoy heading out for a day of wine tasting as they take in the countryside landscape...

NAMIRO made its Southampton debut in style on May 17 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and VIP cocktail preview, joined by Mayor Manger. Guests enjoyed signature bites and high-energy vibes at this invite-only event.

Hamptons.com has curated the ultimate Mother's Day Guide!

2025 Long Island Restaurant Week: Spring Edition starts on Sunday, April 27th, and ends on Sunday, May 4th. Enjoy delicious 3-course meals at your favorite restaurants on Long Island. Check out the list below and plan the perfect dinner date.

Nick & Toni’s has been a Hamptons favorite for Italian cuisine since 1988. Located at 136 North Main Street in East Hampton, the restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating. In a beautiful farmhouse setting, complete with a wood-burning oven, Nick & Toni’s offers an extensive list of drinks, food, and a lively ambiance. Their menu is full of Italian...

Sagtown Coffee is a premier local coffee spot in the Hamptons, offering delicious drinks and food in a laidback and inviting environment. Sagtown was founded by Shane Dyckman back in 2012, and the café has been going strong ever since, open year-round and daily, serving the community right in the heart of Sag Harbor.

On Valentine’s weekend, Rams Head Inn hosted a delicious afternoon of recipes and samplings inspired by “Stirring the Pot”, the New York cookbook by Les Dames D’Escoffier, the international organization of women culinary leaders.

Love is in the air, and the day of roses, stuffed teddy bears, and couples fighting over dinner reservations is approaching! Hamptons.com has your back, and we've curated a special Valentine's Day Dinner guide to help you make the perfect reservation.

There is something magical about East Hampton Village these days. The crisp air, town pond, and stores lit up early at night make it a wonderful place to be. The Palm in East Hampton is a staple but easy to forget about. Like the Windmill in town, you always just assume The Palm will be there.

We’re all bombarded with New Year, New Me posts on Instagram and TikTok as health takes center stage in everyone’s 2025 goals. Many choose to participate in “Dry January,” a challenge that encourages participants to take a break from alcohol. Non-alcoholic alternatives are also a great option for those who want to join the bar crawl without the...