A very hazy day when we went, but it was obviously a beautiful beach, with a cafe, food shop. Clean toilets. Sand was great, and plenty of it. Parking is for residents only. We went on a quiet Friday, car park 15% full. We aren’t residents, but parked anyway. We were there 90 minutes without problems. The sand was beautiful. The fine is $250 if caught.

Great beach, very clean, family friendly and the water was clean and cold on a hot summer day. Highly recommend. I will be returning before the summer ends.

Real Review – Vibes Were Everything (but not for everyone) This might be the best beach in New York when it comes to vibes — totally different from our usual spot at Rockaway. It felt like a mini escape! Was a 2 hour drive from us. The beach is beautiful: super clean water with those clear green-blue tones (gave me Florida vibes), and the sand is soft and white. No trash anywhere, which was really nice to see. We went on Saturday, July 26, and the bathrooms were super clean though I will say the women’s line was long and slow. Waited 20 mins in line so we just changed by our car. Definitely think they should have more stalls for the women compared to the men. The showers were quick and convenient, which was a plus. Now for the vibe… it’s the Hamptons, so not gonna lie, I felt a little out of place. A lot of the people there seemed like they had money, and while most were nice, there were definitely some rude/snobby types too. I kept my music low just to not get side-eyed 😅. The only real downside was the $55 parking, which felt steep and it’s card only, no cash. Would’ve been nice to know that in advance. Everyone was pricey there, was glad I brought my own tent and food. Overall, it’s a hit-or-miss depending on the crowd that day, but we still had a good time and would probably go back before summer ends but maybe a big group to split the parking lol

Awesome beach with clean facilities and great vibes. White sandy shores along beautiful mansions on Dune Road. Recently ranked #1 beach in America! $40 a day for parking. Well worth it!

Good for sunbathing & family time with unconnected humanity around. Beautiful, clean beach with near-white sand. We've come across genteel groups of people on all visits. Not crowded. Lifeguards are vigilant on lookout platform throughout active hours. Beach Cafe is the lone food-for-purchase option. It's a limited menu, hence carrying your beach-day fare is preferred option. Comfortable lounge chairs and umbrellas are available in abundance and the smart young lads insist on delivery & pickup of these foldable furniture at your beach spot. Uniformity of "Coopers' Blue" furniture setup adds to visual charm. Worth noting that the chairs are low and anyone with knee trouble should bring their own furniture arrangement. Rip current warning is always in force; not an adventure swimming-surfing destination. Not cool aspects: No change rooms provisioned in this self-styled #1 beach of the country. Doesn't rise up to Hamptons (or New York) standards. Parking for non-residents is advertised at $50 but $55 are charged on spot. Likewise, lounge chairs are advertised at $15 but $16 charged, Same for cash in either case. The beach is pet free but, on a recent weekend, one super patron had their golden retriever prancing around, unleashed (well behaved but definitely wasn't on guide duty). During this same visit, a couple were smoking blunts, unchecked; shifting the responsibility of 50' perimeter on other beach goers (and, Southampton beaches are smoke-free!).

Beautiful beach, perfect for kiddos. Water and sand are clean. Nice quiet place to sit and relax while enjoying the waves and sunset.

Beach was great, 5 stars. The people who set up their camp in front of us zero stars. Too bad some people don’t have any awareness of space. We came in from Houston, so it kind of ruined our experience, aside from seagull pooped on me.

Love me some SAC. They host a bunch of super cool events throughout the year for the community to enjoy.

Loved this place, seeing art by local artists. Thanks so much, Diane, for showing me around. Enjoyed my visit and purchased a photo, gorgeous photo of the beach, to commemorate our visit to South Hampton.

At the Southampton Arts Center, “Second Skin” really nails it—an honest response to what’s going on culturally right now, with artists from all kinds of backgrounds. Curated by the awesome Estrellita B. Brodsky, it explores clothing as a form of art. I loved “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” at The Met, but this show stuck with me even more. The pieces are super effective, and even while tackling heavy social issues, it somehow leaves you feeling hopeful—and even smiling. Thanks Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of this Arts Center, and all the team. Can’t miss!!! Smart, moving, and it sticks with you—go see Second Skin.

Nice sculpture garden with the old Caesar busts. Inside the museum, the current exhibit was the works of: Sculptors - Elizabeth Strong Cuevas & Hal Buckner and painter - Deborah Buck. Amazing museum highlighting East End Artists. Worth a trip.

The Southampton Arts Center is an essential visit when in Southampton. Make sure to experience the shows, events, or simply appreciate the stunning grounds.

Enjoyed just eating outside looking at the Greek sculpture of Octavian and other ancient Greek leaders. Octavian, or Augustus Caesar is the main standing sculpture. Julius Caesar is the only one with 2 busts. Enjoyed the water feature as well. Great place outside.

Great exhibits and a real gem for the village

Friendly helpful knowledgeable staff. Two stories high and two old fashioned outhouses in the rear of the upscale restaurant (for historic information ONLY not for public use). I love that. I don't generally enjoy museums but I enjoyed this small gem. The one thing that annoyed me most is twice the placement of the stereoscopic viewers turned away from us even though there's images in them with a big do NOT touch begging me to adjust them. So no 4th star for them. Also check out the brief mention of the 45th president former home in the silent slide show in the back. $5 admission

Interesting historical home and replicas of early stores in Southampton Village. Free parking across the street and walking distance to village stores and restaurants.

Closed for renovation. But woman in museum let me buy beautiful postcards! Thanks so much.

Enjoyed strolling the grounds with the historical buildings. Greeter gave a nice introduction to the home and its owners. Period furnishings were cool. Art exhibit was mainly Jesus and Mary. Nice skeleton decor for Fall

Interesting historical artifacts, great paintings, référence library.

This was not the typical touristy thing to do. We enjoyed learning about a little piece of Southampton's history. There was a suggested $5.00 donation for adults which was a real bargain considering the array of exhibits on display in the Museum.

They talk about this being a collection of buildings but I was not impressed with what I saw when we arrived. Each building has a mixture of original, reproduction, and some modern. Nothing like a place like Colonial Williamsburg. But the meuseum inside the house makes up for it. Free to visit the grounds, $5 for the house. Easy parking right across the street courtisy of the oldest Presbyterian Church in the US.

I was born and raised and have many memories in this park and it’s absolutely breathtaking A playground is awesome and so much fun for the kids

Great park in the Village of Southampton. Terrific summer music schedule

Beautiful park in Southampton Village. Small boardwalk at the inlet. Lots of bird poop so wear closed shoes.

Great neighborhood park that is well maintained, great grassy area for family or personal events or picnicking. Bathrooms were very clean and safe. The view of the water is very calming . Great varieties of restaurants and shopping in walking distance. Also awesome library

Very pleasant spot on clear, sunny days. Large field in the center, walled by bushes; contains memorial monuments & leads to benches to sit on by the left or right/front sides of it. Toward the large stone monument lay a really fine view of the water that lead out to the beach ahead. Contains a colorful playground area for kids with picnic tables residing by. If you wish for a well-rounded spot just for a pleasant day to relax and enjoy a small occasion with peers, this makes a nice spot in fine weather. Perhaps dates too as there are nearby restaurants just a walk away. It does not have any sports courts, however.

I've been coming here since I was tiny 🤗 It's a wonderful park! I haven't played in the playground in a long time, but it still looks fun. The monument is crumbling, so you can't hang out inside anymore, but it's still beautiful. The grass is beautiful. The pond is actually one of the most polluted bodies of water in the state (because of Suffolk county's infamous sewage treatment legacy) but it doesn't detract from the park.

Most beautiful setting in Heart of town..Takeout lunch on a Bench 👍

It was okay! The Vineyard is gorgeous. Grounds beautiful! The food menu could use a bit more variety. Our server seemed rushed & a bit overwhelmed. We made reservations so sat immediately. The venue is extremely clean, even the restroom. For 4 of us our bill was $164, not bad all. Well one person was 9, so they had no alcoholic beverages lol just the entrees. There is plenty of parking. Once seated, we were served. The grounds were lovely. Not one of my favorites. Probably will not return again. But, I do recommend if you’ve never been. Good for groups, couples or even solo.

It was my first time visiting a winery, and it turned out to be a really great choice. The tasting selection was excellent, and the cheese plate was delicious, but most of all, the friendly staff and clean facilities made the experience perfect. On our way out, we bought several bottles of wine, and since there was a sale, we got them at a great price. I was surprised at how many people there were for a weekday, so I can only imagine how busy it must get on weekends. I’d definitely love to come back again!

Ive been passing by Wolffer Estate Vineyard thousand times but never went to the tasting room. I had guests from out of town and decided to visit. Wow! I had no idea what I was missing out! It felt like we came to different country! The tasting room that opens up to the view of the vineyard was just gorgeous. It felt magical to share rose and cider with good friends. Fall is more beautiful with less summer crowds. Love the feeling of chilly fall breeze. We ordered flat breads and other finger food, rose and different ciders. They were all delicious! We came back home with bunch of beautiful rose, white wine and ciders. Highly recommend to visit Wolfer when you are passing by Hampton area.

We had an amazing day at Wölffer Estate today. Our tour guide Fairley was entertaining and knowledgeable, she kept us laughing all day 😊 From our private tasting table and snacks under the vines, learning about the different types of trellising, how the grapes are processed, and more tastings in the barrel room, we had an amazing and memorable day. We are looking forward to our future visits. We loved the wine and atmosphere so much, we signed up for the wine club and took a few bottles home.

Vince was a great tour guide, knowledgable about everything from the agriculture, history, and wine making process. He handled all our questions with a friendly and passionate attitude and showed us all the parts of the vineyard. The property is quite beautiful. The tasting started with snacks in the dining room and progressed to the wine cellar.

We had such a wonderful time at the vineyard! We were a large group of friends, and everyone had an amazing time. The atmosphere was peaceful and relaxing, with beautiful views all around. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and made us feel very welcome. The wines were excellent — each one had its own unique flavor and story. It was the perfect place for friends to gather, unwind, and enjoy great company. We’ll definitely be coming back!

We love Wolffer year round for a glass of wine and its beautiful setting. The cheese options are good and since going vegan I've found the Middle Eastern dips a pleasant option.

Great drinks, food and atmosphere! Everything was very fresh and delicious! I'd recommend here for a date spot.

Back patio area was so secluded and relaxing. The food was amazing and extremely fresh. Our server was very kind and paced out our lunch great. We ordered a few appetizers- tuna, arugula & shrimp salad, burrata, then had 2 pastas. We also drank mocktails- also very delicious.

Great foot , great place and really nice atmosphere, it was my first time visiting this restaurant and as Italian I was really amazed by the simple but authentic menu. Loved the Parmigiana made me feel like right at home, warm bread and oil was so good too😋. The manager Filippo was great to talk to have some dish suggestions. The ingredients like the mozzarella were fresh and well resourced ! I will definitely recommend this place if you want to have a real Italian experience in the Hamptons. 😊

Great food, drinks and attention. Our waiter Mirko was the best! I'd definitely come back

Had a good table outside and the other people dining were fun too. Prices are very expensive as can be expected in the Hamptons especially considering we ordered doubles for all our drinks. Always the best food, service and hospitality!

We came here to celebrate my wife’s 30th birthday and, while the food itself was decent, the service left a very sour taste in our mouths. Over the course of the evening, we ordered every course on the menu and even a $200 bottle of wine. We were simply enjoying a special occasion and taking our time, finishing our desserts, when the hostess suddenly came up to our table and rudely asked us to leave because we had been there “almost three hours.” I’ve never experienced anything like this in a restaurant that positions itself as fine dining. For a milestone celebration where we spent generously, to be rushed out the door in such an unprofessional way was both embarrassing and disappointing. Unfortunately, this ruined what should have been a memorable night. If you’re considering this place for a special occasion, I’d think twice—because no one celebrating should be treated like they’ve overstayed their welcome.

Tutto il Giorno South in Southampton is a dependable option for exquisite Italian cuisine. The quality of the food is exceptional as is the service. The GM Andrew was awesome and made our dining experience delightful. The menu presents a respectable selection, highlighted by the delicious Rigatoni Ragu or Chicken Pillared. The establishment boasts a friendly bar and offers both indoor and outdoor seating options. It is advisable to make reservations, as Tutto il Giorno often experiences high traffic during peak seasons.

Pierre’s is more than just a restaurant, it’s a place filled with warmth, elegance, and emotion. I returned this Valentine’s Day and, once again, was reminded why it holds such a special place in my heart. From the romantic live jazz to the cozy, candlelit atmosphere, everything was simply perfect. The decor was festive and intimate, the staff was kind and attentive, and the energy felt timeless, like a scene from a French love story. I had the lobster — my absolute favorite — and it was exceptional. But what truly touched me was when the band started playing bossa nova just for me — a beautiful gesture because I’m Brazilian. It made the evening feel personal and unforgettable. Pierre’s is where I celebrated the night I got married, and every time I return, I feel like I’m adding another memory to a story I never want to end. It’s not just a dinner, it’s emotion, celebration, and connection. I can’t wait to come back again and again 💗

Disappointed. Food was average. For the price … where was the service staff. Through out the whole mean - only 1 the water was filled. 15 min after we sat and requested water and then not again. On a hot humid day - why would you not refill water. Is it because we got tap water 🤣!! The tuna tartar was average and the burger was average too. The fries were undercooked. One of the item came back cold. Instead of no problem - let me change it and get you what ever you want. The attitude was let me get the manager. Even the check took a long time. Not worth the price! Plenty of better places to try.

Love Pierre’s, I am absolutely obsessed with the mango avocado and tomato salad. It is so delicious all of the flavors pair so perfectly together. The cocktails are absolutely refreshing and delicious as well. They do a great job all the way around.

If you want a decadent, upscale, professional atmosphere and experience - you should come to Pierre’s. This restaurant has been a staple to the Hamptons for over 20 years and the quality of the food and service proves its success. I have only had wonderful meals here and am treated with kindness and respect. The servers and bartenders here are incredibly professional, and the menu is a beautiful reflection of authentic French cuisine ! Love this place

Two private chefs on our day off. As it happens we have been here twice before and had never read the reviews until we went this least time, I read them to my wife as she got ready. They are hilarious because you can see through the BS of the elitist reviewers and the no nonsense replies from Pierre makes for good reading. He places himself right in the crosshairs with his approach but he doesn't fail to deliver. The ingredient quality is apparent (pay attention Ambros) from the first bite. First, we travel with our boss and are only in the Hamptons for the summer. As a result we travel all over, Miami Beach, upstate NY, Beverly Hills, Napa etc etc. So far, the only place worth going back to for the Food again in the Hamptons was/is Sam's in E Hamp and this place ( please see review for East Hampton Grill & St Ambroseus, awful) My wife reviewed the other two meals we had here, please see after sorting by date. I had the Chicken Ratt and it was fantastic, also had the chicken caeser salad very good, but lettuce was warm by the time it go to us outside on this record heat day, bread came with really good butter both salted and non so you can get your own blend. Spent 2 bux which I did not think was bad for 2 people given the reputation this place has according to some reviews.

We invited some guests to join us for lunch and had a wonderful experience. The lunch was so delicious. The French soup was rich and very well done. The chicken was off the charts. One of the best roasts chicken I’ve had in awhile and the sauce was rich and over the top. The service was fine and they were attentive; but most of the service we received in the area people were brusque and curt. They are not as warm and welcoming as other parts of the country. I was also very appreciative that they didn’t make it difficult to bring our service dog in the restaurant. Loved the music

Great experience! The service was pretty fast and efficient. Everyone enjoyed their meals a lot. We ordered the soft shell crab, Alfredo and Caesar salad. I wasn’t hungry but had their coffee eclair and it was fabulous! Cute French spot. Will definitely return again to enjoy a meal here.

Excellent venue- service at the bar was superb with 1/2 price drinks and appetizers. (Holly made an excellent blue aqua martini). Live music for happy hour on Fridays and Saturdays. Food very good (personal favorite is the steak carpaccio)

I was in the area when driving by and saw that they had live music that evening. Very nice music experience. 🦋 our server John was very pleasant and informative. 🦋 espresso martini was good 🦋 roasted red pepper soup was the highlight for me ! Such an incredible soup with so much flavor! Delicious! Highly recommend! 🦋 I got the grilled ahi tuna- it was too raw for me, so the server heated it up for me some more, and then it tasted better. But not my favorite dish. 🦋 penne pasta with chicken was alright, it needed more flavor for out palette 🦋 on Wednesdays they have happy hour for first responders! Love that!

Great place! Food was amazing, staff was great, and you can't beat the prices. I'm not sure what the reviewer Mary was talking about, but pretty much take the opposite of what her review says. Well done to the management. Highly recommend.

A solid 4.5, very easy to become a 5 in the future. Drinks were great! A mojito and an old fashioned were enjoyed on the porch seating. Had dinner, got the special (lamb chops with a beautiful strawberry chutney) and the spicy fried sandwich. Only complaint is that the potato bun literally falls apart with the chicken, so I ended up using my flatware to finish, and the chicken was more Cajun spicy than Buffalo spicy like I was expecting. Super good though, just a little messy. The banana caramel cheesecake was AMAZING, but remember to ask for a knife, if possible, or you’ll end up destroying it with spoons like we did~

It was a rainy day and I needed something hot to drink so I ordered a coffee which came warm at best. My husband ordered a steak medium and it came well done instead. My roasted peppers soup was ok but not really flavorful. I’m disappointed with this place but I’m still giving 3 stars because the putine and the pumpkin martini were good. All in all, would not recommend.

I had my surprise 73rd birthday at Myles on Main. I couldn't have asked for a better place to celebrate. Great food. Service, food, drinks and of course Friends ❤️

Wonderful service. Attentive without being intrusive. We were a party of 3 for lunch. Two were delighted to get the Rubin with onion rings as the side. I ordered the grilled chicken which were served with fries. Ok they brought me a platter of onion rings since I did not request the fries. And a generous portion it was. The onion rings we three agreed were the best we ever had. The Reuben got a 5. Excellent. The fries were not good even Mac Donald’s are better. The chicken sandwich was good. We will definitely be back. We enjoyed the lunch and the service. And the pleasant atmosphere.

This is a review for the restaurant, not the hotel. The location and service were both strong points, with staff providing attentive and professional hospitality. However, the food was underwhelming—surprising given the reputation associated with the Jean-Georges name. The wine list was notably overpriced, with very few options under $150, which felt limiting. The main dining room also lacked atmosphere, feeling rather plain and uninspired. While we expected a premium experience, the final bill still came as a shock. Overall, there are several other restaurants I’d suggest exploring before returning here.

Went to eat at the restaurant here. To start the service was very good. We ordered the rigatoni with meatballs, it came out and the sauce tasted like barbecue sauce. I do not recommend that. The pea soup was very good. My husband ordered chicken and the chicken wasn’t cooked all the way. The burger was very good, the secret sauce was just very spicy. I recommend getting that on the side. The desserts were nothing special at all. The chocolate chip cookie was so dry.

My wife and I went for dinner just the other day. The bar was a great experience as we waited for dinner. When later seated for dinner, we ordered the tuna tartare to start, which was delicious. For the entree we had the Ribeye for two. I will say this to ANY steak eater considering ordering it here. Don’t do it. This is where our dining experience fell apart. The cut of steak was littered with gummy fat that left you chewing a bite for almost a minute before swallowing because you are too embarrassed to spit it out. On Long Island we have Peter Lugers, Bryant and Cooper, Capital Grille, Prime, etc. Phenomenal steak houses where you’re cutting through the meat with a fork. For a $189 steak, I shouldn’t have to feel like I’m doing manual labor while cutting my food. Quite possibly the worst steak I’ve ever had at a restaurant and I’m not exaggerating. The desert once again was sub par. Molten chocolate cake with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The cake was boring and the ice cream was frost bitten. As you pressed through the scoop of ice cream, it flaked apart, was completely dry, had no flavor and left you with an awkward texture as soon as it hit your tongue. We were never asked a SINGLE TIME how our meal was, but our waiter had no problem running right over with the check. The total for our dining experience for two people (6 drinks, appetizer and our entree)… $648 (with gratuity). For that price, I was expecting much much more. I understand a restaurant having a bad night, but for those prices, you shouldn’t be allowed to have one.

This was my friend's treat. This is a luxury hotel. The service is exceptional. We stayed in a suite with an outdoor space. Just glorious. Lots of luxury cars in the parking lot. Pool was great. Food and drinks will be brought to you if you want. A bottle of local wine is left in your room for your enjoyment along with a welcome basket of snacks. Bikes are available should you want to take a stroll. There is a restaurant too. We enjoyed breakfast there and it was amazing. Plenty of places to eat and shop within walking distance from hotel too! It's dog 🐶 friendly too! Great vibe here!

My husband and I travel frequently and I am in shock at how terrible this hotel is. The rooms are so disgusting and dingy. The tile looks old, there’s marks all over the walls, and stains on the furniture. There’s no baseboard and the paint was left a different color where the baseboard were removed. I called to speak with the manager and she told me this was a “design choice” I can’t believe for 2k a night they have designers who advise them to rip of baseboard and not actually paint where the baseboard were. What a joke!!! Do not stay here if cleanliness or attention to detail is important to you

Wonderful boutique hotel- dining is the best in the Hamptons- service was excellent because of Jerry, Eileen and Kailin. We hope to be back with our girls this summer.

Best French Toast on Earth. Best location to see all of Hamptons. Charming and helpful staff!

Loved the Apple walnut Gorgonzola salad. The California veggie burger is also very good. our group of around 12 received our food altogether, with no mistakes as it was packed for dinner

After a morning at the East End Children’s Museum we stopped here on our way home for a lunch. Nice spot! The food was all really good and our server did her work very well. Our kids split a cheeseburger, while we had the steak&gorgonzola salad and the steak&eggs brunch. (Brunch menu items come with a brunch drink.) Everything was really good. Both steaks were excellent and cooked just as we’d ordered. All items are pictured. The only substitution made was feta instead of Gorgonzola on the salad, as a pregnancy precaution.

Loved the Apple Walnut & Gorgonzola Salad and the New England Clam Chowder. Great service and pleasant outdoor seating during lunch.

The food here is decent! It's definitely much more of a pub/a place to go for appetizers and drinks. Our dinners were decent, but it's a nice spot to go in this area if you're not looking to spend a ton of money. We ordered a chicken quesadilla which was a bit soggy and the porkchop which was partially raw. The wings were good though. Overall, I would only recommend this place for appetizers.

Great spot! Great staff, great food. It’s not too fancy and that’s what we wanted, our kids were loud and obnoxious of course but it wasn’t a problem because it’s laidback. Would def come again!

without telling us and then when we questioned why she told us to "google it" The food was sub par and the bussers kept taking our food away while we were still eating. I understand restaurants charging gratuity for parties over 6, we were 7, however I am always informed ahead of time or can see it written somewhere- never have I been told to "google it" and told it's a law- well it's not it's a restaurant policy but it is legal for parties over 6. The funny thing is if she was nice we probably would have doubled the tip!

Friendly staff, good food. Many locals come here and atmosphere is more laidback than other restaurants in town.