In the Haaaaaaamptons
Summertime is comin’ in hot, (and humid) and we’re excited to get outside and pump ourselves full of Vitamin Dizzle. While we love our fair city, we sure do love to get away for the weekend. We’ve heard that one or two other New Yorkers like the Hamptons, just like us (um, hello soul-crushing traffic on the LIE). So here’s a list of where to blow your winter savings on food, booze, and party party fun.
Where To Eat When You’re Not Grilling: These are our mainstays. The places that never disappoint. (Click the list below and print for an easy travel companion for this weekend! Your friends will thank us.)
A full list of restaurants coming soon to the Restaurant Rolodex Hamptons
The New News: We know, we know… the Hamptons dining situation can be a little too sceney. But also, like, you don’t want to not know what’s going on. Here are this summer’s most anticipated openings.
Momi Ramen: The Miami ramen restaurant will open in East Hampton to tons of hype.
221 Pantigo Road
East Hamptons, NY 11937
631-324-1678
Osteria Salina: The Bridgehampton fave moves to the old Georgica location. It’s a larger venue; we’re hoping for the same low-key feel and they best keep that octopus on the menu.
108 Wainscott Stone Rd.
Wainscott, NY 11975, USA
631-527-5396
Ruschmeyer’s: The adult campground and restaurant switches to a Mediterranean-focused menu.
161 Second House Road
Montauk, NY 11954
631-668-8249
Phillipe East Hampton: The famous Chinese family-style restaurant is taking back the space where Pink Elephant was last year. Sometimes its fun to get dressed up and be in the scene. Get your wedges on.
44 Three Mile Harbor Rd.
East Hampton, NY 11937
631-324-3332
Scarpetta Beach and The New Gurney’s Inn: Gurney’s new food and beverage team brings beloved Scarpetta to the beach and takes over each of the other three restaurants including bars, beach club, and a great al fresco brunch spot.
290 Old Montauk Highway
Montauk, New York 11954
631-668-1771