North Fork

The Corcoran Group: Go for the coffee and locals talk – this is the anti Starbucks establishment!

Brew York: Out on the North Fork is this brewery in an old firehouse. The truck bays are where the magic happens, and the station house upstairs serves their delicious brews in a tasting room on weekends.

Stephanie Wu: friendly bartenders, interesting cocktails, and a shuffleboard table! really great spot

Chris Vodola: A gem that welcomes you to Greenport as you exit the ferry. Sit at the outdoor bar, make new friends and have some of that killer Firecracker Shrimp.

The Corcoran Group: Crowded even during the off season! Get a bunch of small plates such as the Duck Liver Mousse, Calamari Fritto Misto, Grilled Asparagus and Vegetable Risotto.

JD: Unjustified score. Loved the innovative cocktails and tasty bar snacks. (Clam chowder w/ bacon and fresh herbs and dry rub paprika and peanut wings are winners.)

Fay Rodriguez-Walker: Huge sandwiches. Big enough to save half for later or share with a friend.

Andrew Des Rault: Food exceptional; service lagging, but they will fix in time.

Laura: Cool atmosphere and delicious pizza with vegan friendly options! The pie is huge so you may want to split it.

The Corcoran Group: The food is exceptional and great service. Decor is modern and sophisticated, yet warm. Be sure to go to The Truck – take your lunch out and the best lobster roll you will ever have.

Susan Claxton: Great for breakfast and lunch. Maple bacon is to die for (side or in Bloody Mary). The pig and fig sando is top ten best sando of all time. Sweet. Salty. Greasy. Goodness.

David Steward: Some of the freshest produce on the North Fork (and delicious donuts too)

L Hahaha: Agadashi tofu, gyoza, and nigiri sushi. All traditional classics but they do it very very well. Don't forget the list of amazing sakes.

Stefanie D: Featuring coffee from Brooklyn Roasting Company, which tastes a lot better than the Dunkin' next door.

Jaret: Stargazers: VISIT THIS PLACE! Run by volunteers, set in an old building in rural Long Island this place is PERFECT for viewing the stars! Check for clear skies before you go & dress warm if its cold!

Amanda De Long: Great tip about farmhouse. To bad its closed. Try the oyster company in sterling square. Just a bit of a longer walk and has the same chef as farmhouse!

BC 😎🎶: Ask for the tasting menu. The chef whips up amazing plates.

Matthew Honovic: 1 taste per person, so if you don't like what you taste or are indecisive, they don't want your business.

David H.: Beautiful view on bluff overlooking Long Island Sound. Lighthouse was commissioned by George Washington in the late 1700s, built in early 1800s อ่านเพิ่มเติม

NorthForkParents.com: Greenport Village hub for everything maritime, historic. Ask about summer lighthouse cruises, educational programs, and visit the museum when open.

The Corcoran Group: A specialty nursery featuring unique plants from all over the world. Check out the their cottage furniture and hand-crafted organic seasonings.

Joyce Sullivan: Good breakfast stop for the basics! Easy to walk to from anywhere in this waterfront village.

Steve Haweeli: There's just enough time to shave with an electric razor shore to shore and post this.

James: Where upscale and hick meet for a night out.

Joyce Sullivan: Lovely side tables with festive colored umbrella to sip your Blue Duck coffee with muffin or pastry of choice and watch Greenport Carousel go round.