Grilled sea bass with cream sauce, asparagus, and leeks. The sear on the fish was spot on, really nice. That one was a standout for me.

Been coming here for over 20 years. The staff is the main reason. They remember your name, ask about the family. Makes it feel like a neighborhood spot. The rum punch is still good, too.

Stopped in after checking out the lighthouse. The calamari was the real deal &ndash; fresh, not rubbery at all. Cooked just right. The staff was cool, pointed me toward a couple of good local beers to go with it. Solid spot for a quick bite.

Love this spot for a quick vegan bite in Montauk. The iced tea was super refreshing after a beach day. Perfect for grabbing something light with friends before heading out.

Home fries were the star. Crispy, golden, and seasoned just right. That&#39;s the kind of texture and flavor I&#39;m here for. Had them with coffee in a booth, but honestly, just give me more of those potatoes.

We were a big group on a packed Saturday. The server handled our drink orders perfectly, never letting a glass go empty. That kind of attention with a full house is appreciated.

The clam chowder is the reason to come. Rich, creamy, and the clams don&#39;t overpower it. The veal osso buco was tender and well-executed. Solid spot for a business lunch downtown.

Just tried their daily special - a braised short rib with creamy polenta. The meat was so tender it fell right off the bone. The new patio is a nice spot to enjoy it, feels fresh after the reno.

The key lime pie was a nice way to finish. It was good, but for the price, I was expecting a slightly bigger slice.

The owners are so friendly, really makes you feel welcome.

First time trying their grilled salmon. It was cooked just right, not dry at all. The skin was crispy and the inside was so flaky. Service was nice and kept checking in.

The steak with chimichurri sauce was the star for me. The chimichurri was super fresh and herby, really made the perfectly cooked steak pop. The oysters were a nice, briny start. Solid spot for a good meal.

Brought our own fresh catch, and they cooked it tempura and General Tao&#39;s style. Both dishes were pretty good, and the presentation was nice. The &quot;you hook &#39;em, we cook &#39;em&quot; idea is a decent one. Service was a bit slow, though.

The Montauk roll was fantastic, and the spicy lobster roll was just as good. Everything tasted so fresh.

The banana Oreo ice cream here is so good. It&rsquo;s homemade and has that perfect creamy texture. The whole place just feels like a cozy, old-school spot.

The staff here are always so nice and on top of things. My server remembered I liked extra lime with my soda from last time, which was a cool little touch. Makes coming back feel easy.

The fried calamari and zucchini fritters are really good. The space is nice and open, with big windows that let in a lot of natural light. It just feels comfortable to sit in.

The BBQ chicken focaccia was massive, easily two meals for me. A nice, quiet spot away from the usual summer crowd.

The baked stuffed clams were a solid starter, really generous with the filling. Paired them with a crisp Sauvignon Blanc, which cut through the richness nicely. A bit pricey for an appetizer, but the portion was huge.

Love that we can always get a table here in the summer! The food is super fresh and the vibe is perfect for catching up with friends. It&#39;s a total win for a casual Hamptons hangout.

The Tuesday taco and margarita deal is a solid find. Happy hour from 4-7 is a nice perk, too. I appreciate that the booths are comfortable and spaced out well, makes it easy to relax. The staff is friendly without being overbearing.

Came for a special dinner. The vibe was elegant but still cozy. Staff was sharp and knew their stuff. My steak was cooked just right, really hit the spot. A solid choice for a nice night out.

The homemade gnocchi is a solid choice. Light, melts in your mouth. The mushroom cream sauce is a good match. Got it for a quick lunch, service was fast. Perfect for a quick bite.

Our server was super helpful with the menu. I was trying something new and she explained the specials perfectly. It made picking a dish way easier.

The tea kettle decor is a nice touch, makes it feel cozy. Came for a weekday breakfast, it was quiet. The pancakes were fluffy, good maple syrup. Coffee was just okay, a bit weak for my taste. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby.

Been coming here for years, the margaritas never disappoint. Monday house specials are my go-to. Solid spot for Mexican food by the water.

We came with a big group and they were so patient. The staff really took care of us, especially with the kids. It felt relaxed and welcoming, not rushed at all. A nice place for a family meal.

Stopped by for breakfast in Westbrook. The pulled pork was solid, really hit the spot. Parking in the back is a plus. Just a chill spot to grab a bite.

The Cubano was spot on, salty ham and tangy pickles with that perfect crunch. Sweet potato fries were a solid side. Really enjoyed it with a cold lager, the crispness cut through the richness nicely.

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