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JULY 2019 • VOL. 25 • ISSUE 4 YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO MONTAUKLife

JULY 2019 | Vol. 25 | Issue 4 YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO MONTAUKLife 38 YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE HAMPTONSLife

YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE HAMPTONS “Today we are losing species at rates 1,000 times greater than ever before.” Life —Joel Sartore, National Geographic Photographer FOCUS: ON THE WATER �� 6 SUMMER CAMPS �� 38 and Founder of the Photo Ark Enjoy an hour or day on local waters Prime time to book the right camp for with these professional providers. your boy or girl.

LIFE’S GUIDE TO SUMMER �� 8 HEALTH & FITNESS �� 46 From music and concerts to fireworks Look good, feel good, be good with and fairs there are a host of things to this list of health and fitness providers. do this summer SOUTHAMPTON ARTS CENTER SUMMER CATERING �� 50 SUMMER THEATER �� 14 Want to throw a party without the June 27-September 8 Grab a front row seat at one our fuss? Here are the pro who can help Presented with the International Center of Photography regional theaters you do that. Sponsored by Renee Harbers and Chris Liddell SUMMER FILMS �� 16 SUMMER DRINKS...... 52 There are outdoor films you have to Let these five custom cocktails catch, find out the where and when here. entertain you and the family. PUBLIC OPENING RECEPTION: SUMMER ARTS �� 18 RESTAURANT ROUND-UP ..... 54 Friday, June 28 · 6-8 PM · FREE Take a stroll into one of our local With dozens of places to eat the East museums or galleries and enjoy End offers something for every taste. world-class art. Come browse the best in our monthly Photo Ark is organized in collaboration with the National Geographic Society. compilation. SUMMER TOYS �� 20 Find the right board, suit or bike for a EAST END REAL ESTATE �� 66 summer outing. From the state of the market to new GALLERY HOURS homes and more, all you need to Thursday - Monday • 11 AM-6 PM OUTDOOR LIVING �� 24 know to take the real estate plunge. Summer’s here! Be sure to get your patio and backyard ready. SHOPPING �� 74 Need a new look? Want to freshen up SPORTS & RECREATION ��30 the house? Bike bent, bored with your High time to grab your board, bike or board? We have the retail solutions boots and join the fun. for you.

ON THE COVER icp.org Whether it’s a ride on a Uihlein jet ski or a dip in the Atlantic summer is finally here! Photos provided by Kim Miller and Anthony Salerno. natgeophotoark.org #PhotoArk Montauk Life is published monthly 25 Jobs Lane, Southampton • 631.283.0967 • southamptonartscenter.org PUBLISHER ART DIRECTOR EDITOR IN CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER HEAD OF DELIVERY Kirby Marcantonio Sara Mannino Ted Strong Kim Miller James Powers A federally endangered Florida panther, Puma concolor coryi, at Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo. © Photo by Joel Sartore/National Geographic Photo Ark. Write to us at PO Box 420, East Hampton, New York 11937 Call us at 631-324-2405 • E-mail us at [email protected] We welcome your comments and submissions of articles and photos.

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Example. I am going 45MPH down Route 114 BLYTHE SUMMER to Sag Harbor when an exuberant auto enthusiast locks in 10 feet away from my rear bumper. Since ne of the joys of living here is the chance it’s a double yellow line all the way from Bonac of meeting someone you truly admire. I had to the Harbor unless you drive through me we’re Oone just yesterday! Stepping out of a shop tracking along at the speed limit all the way. on Main Street, Amagansett, the ever lovely Blythe And as physics teaches us a body in motion Danner appeared. One of the most gifted actresses tends to stay in motion unless acted upon by an- of the past 50 years, star of acclaimed dramas like other force. So, as we eat up 66 feet of highway “The Great Santini” and “The Prince of Tides” as per second. (45 MPH = 5280 ft X 45 = 237,600 feet well as lighter fare like the “Meet the Parents/Flock- per hour divided by 3600 seconds = 66 feet/sec- ers” series she is joy to watch. ond) and said second vehicle is only 10 feet away This was actually my second encounter. Two when I tap my brakes he/she has zero chance of years ago I had the pleasure of running into her at stopping in time if, God forbid, a deer jumps in a Hampton Film Fest screening at Guild Hall. Sitting front of me. Which happens, bub, with alarming alone under a large straw hat that night, program regularity. clutched firmly in hand, waiting for the lights to dim More over, aggressive driving like that sucks the I thought to pass her by. Glad I didn’t. She was kind civility out of a normal person like me. I get an- enough to listen to my “oh gee, I really like you” gry. And when I get angry I tend to take that out ramble without batting an eye or a condescending on some unsuspecting soul somewhere down the look. We had a similarly cordial repeat performance The divine Ms. Blythe Danner line. Is it fair? Hell, no! So as this summer season last week. heats up I beg you, for your sake as much as mine. People like Blythe Danner, Paul Simon, Edward Be careful out there. Drive like your life depends Albee, Alex Baldwin, Dick Cavett to name a few lo- BEEP-BEEP MY ASS on it. Don’t tailgate, speed, pass on the right-hand cal celebrities I’ve had the good luck to meet may On the other hand there are more than a few folks side (Oh yea, seen that too), blow your horn, flash not be your heroes but they are some of mine. Art- I’d like to strangle. In a word, tailgaters. Now we all your lights or in general make a highway nuisance ists whose work is honest, illuminating, inspiring, know 58% of all East End drivers are on a mission of yourself. They give me the temerity to put words on paper in from God and cannot be delayed for a nano-second Because if you do, I swear by all that is holy, I will hope one day I’ll stumble on a truth that helps you from their anointed appointment. I get that. But run- hunt you down. I will find you. And you will wish your navigate this unique corner of the world. They also ning up my tail pipe isn’t going to get you there any had never seen the inside of a motor vehicle. ■ put a very big smile on my face. faster. Kirby Marcantonio

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urrounded by oceans and bays the Hamptons tauk offers a perfect view of that spectacular show. If offer a variety of ways to enjoy local waters few you care to go there’s three great options down at the S other areas possess. Best of all, you don’t actu- docks. ally have to own a boat to go! We have a number of In that same harbor the VIKING FLEET 631-668- providers who can outfit you for a seaside voyage or 5700 offers two great ways to get out on the water in take you along for a ride of your vacation life. Here are style on the beautiful, 50’ custom built wooden VIKING a few that are more than up to the task. CLASSIC. Take a one-hour sail every Thursday - Sunday at 5 PM for just $20 adults and $10 kids 5-12. Enjoy a CRUISING HAMPTON STYLE!! longer sunset cruise on Friday-Sundays from 7-8:30PM You don’t have to book a seat to the Caribbean to for $35 adults and $20 youngsters 5-12. With a full bar enjoy a relaxing day’s voyage through open waters. on deck have a cold cocktail and enjoy some of the Sailing from Montauk Harbor the VIKING FLEET most beautiful scenery in town. 631-668-5700 operates a passenger ferry service that Want to educate the young ones on the nature that makes a day on the water a mini-vacation! Choose abounds in our waters! Take them on a VIKING ECO- from a high-speed trek to scenic Block Island, beautiful TOUR. 2 Hours on the water pulling lobster pots, find- Martha’s Vineyard or across the Sound to New London. ing crabs, watching the migrating fish and learning Sailing aboard the 125’ Viking Superstar your trip will about nature. They sail Wednesday - Sundays the fare be fast and comfortable, a pleasant day on the water is $40 for anyone 13 and up, $25 for 5-12 and free for with a day’s destination that’s hard to beat. Reservations the little ones under 4. suggested but not required go to www.vikingfleet.com for their current schedule and rates. SAILING Back in Sag Harbor we eagerly await the arrival of the One of the greatest ways to enjoy the water a day historic, KELPIE. This beautiful, 78’ gaff rigged schoo- on the bays and sounds that surround the east End is ner is one of the most graceful boats to ever sail the a must activity. But what if you have no boat or know ocean blue. For over 75 years she has hosted the rich how? Luckily for you the folks at Sag Harbor’s BREAK- Enjoy a sunset cruise with the Viking Fleet. and famous of both sides of the Atlantic never failing to WATER YC 631-725-4604 offers a variety of sailing impress the most demanding. This summer she is avail- programs that can teach anyone how to heave ho and able for private charters. Chose from 2.5, 4, 6 or 8 hour on the AMERICAN BEAUTY II. Located at Long Wharf make for open waters. Feeling competitive? They also excursions. Enjoy gourmet food and drinks as you cut in Sag Harbor this is a perfect way to explore local wa- hold a number of races each season matching the best through local waters in unparalleled style and comfort. ters and learn about this historic area. Calm sailing for East End sailors boat-to-boat. Feel free to give them a To schedule your contact [email protected] young and old alike this pristine 60’ cruiser departs at call and join the fun! If you’d like to set sail from Montauk there’s a new in-season at 11AM, 1 and 3 PM for 90 minute local boat waiting for you there, too. The ELEANOR PEARL tours. Thursday to Sundays they also offer a spectacu- BOAT RENTALS 631-668-8079 is 35’ catamaran sailing daily from Star lar two hour sunset cruise. Call 631-375-5211 to check Both Montauk’s UIHLEIN’S 631-668-3799 and Island YC. Step aboard at 11AM or 3PM for a two-hour reserve your seat. Hampton Bay’s SPELLMAN MARINA 631-728-9200 sail through local waters with stops at popular beaches. offer boat rentals to suit most any need. From small Come back at dusk and enjoy a spectacular view of the RED SAILS IN THE SUNSET runabouts to blue water cruisers you can take the sunset from the spacious deck. Fares range from $60- When you’ve got a big stable fishing platform there helm and call the sea your oyster! Coast Guard ap- 75 per person. Looking to book the boat for your own, are other things you can do with it to entertain the visit- proved, thoroughly maintained, safe, stable and reli- private party? They can do that, too. ing folks. Like having a heck of a sunset cruise, huh? able they are available for rent by the hour, day, week One more way to get out on local waters is a ticket With old man sol sinking into the westerly waters Mon- or season. n

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an, is it hot out here? A sizzling sun overhead July 20 at 9:00. Best vantage spots are any of the res- of your life but the organizations they support. and two months of heat and humidity mean taurants on the east side of the Harbor, including the Let’s start with a party for the folks who have for over Monly one thing. Prime time to plan your days new Bostwick’s and old Harbor Bistro, or find a park- 25 years treated us to world class theater. On July 6 Sag ‘cause summer don’t last forever! Lucky for you this East ing space by the EH Town launching ramp just off Three Harbor’s Bay Street Theater hosts one of the most popu- End has plenty to do. From rockets red glare to famous Mile Harbor Road. Be sure to get there early, this is a lar summer galas of the season, the 28th annual SUM- faces you have a chance to see it all, do it all and leave very popular show indeed. MER GALA. This year this star-studded event will take with a season’s memories to cherish. Here are a number place at Bridgehampton’s Wollfer Estates. An elegant of July events you need to pay great attention to. CARNIVALS AND FAIRS evening celebrating the sights and sounds of 1960’s I don’t know about you but nothing screams sum- Broadway there will fine food, crafted cocktails, a not BIG, BANG, BOOM!! mer to me than the thrill of a rollercoaster, the glee of to be missed silent auction and bevy of celebrities and It wouldn’t be a summer without a proper fireworks a Gravitron or the stomach churning thrill of a ride on a well-known guests. Past hosts have included Billy Joel, display or two, would it? And once upon a time nearly Zipper! Throw in a bag of pop corn, a candy apple and a Alan and Arlene Alda, Julia Andrews and many, many every village and town staged one. For reasons that gallon of slush and I am one happy puppy. more stars of film and stage. Tickets run from $425 - have as much to do with cost (a good fireworks show This summer we have a number of carnivals coming $1500 and can be purchased by calling 631-725-0818. can cost you $25-50,000) as well as safety we are down to the East End and that starts on the fabulous Fourth The following week the largest fair of the summer is to a far smaller lot to view this summer. of July. From July 2-6 the NORTH SEA FIRE DEPART- Southampton’s annual GREEK FESTIVAL. Now in its The biggest and most timely is the annual STARS MENT’S on its annual summer blow-out. Held on their 32nd year this annual food drink and fun fest will be OVER MONTAUK. Held on July 4 this full-blown Grucci spacious grounds north of Southampton Village on held July 11-14 on the spacious grounds of the sponsor- fireworks display lights up the Hamptons skies like no Noyac Road this show is staged by the folks at NEW- ing Greek Orthodox Church just south of Country Road other. And because it is free it does tend to draw quite TOWN SHOWS. The biggest carnival of the season it 39 three miles west of Southampton Village. These days the crowd. Held on the western end of the village beach includes fireworks overhead on both July 3&5. and nights offer a full complement of Greek culture, from its best to try and pick out your stretch of sand early. Those same folks come back for a double-header in July great food, fine wines, home-made desserts, live music Maybe come for the day, pack a cooler, frolic in the wa- when they take over the grounds next to the Bridgehamp- and Greek dancing. One of the most popular events of ter and wait for dark. If you’re just rolling into town that ton Carvel for two weekends of summer fun. Show-up July the summer you can attend from 4-11pm daily except afternoon please be patient and let the local Police di- 18-21 and again on 24-27 and ride a ride, win a prize and for Sunday when the hours are trimmed to 3-9pm. While rect you to a parking area. You may have to walk a bit, eat till you’re ill. Finally we round out the summer’s agen- you’re there have a heaping plate of moussaka, a big but what a night to stroll under East End stars, huh? da with the SAG HARBOR FIRE DEPARTMENTS 5 day Greek salad and a cold beer on me! And don’t forget to If you’d like a smaller, more intimate exhibition, Sag extravaganza on August 6-10. Set at Haven’s Beach just say “filoxenia!” That’s Greek for “hospitality” something Harbor has one on the Fourth as well. Very generously south of the village they throw a big bang party August 9, they serve up free to all comers. provided by the Sag Harbor YC they shoot their charg- lighting the skies with rockets very red glare. Back in East Hampton the oldest summer celebration es over the harbor just beyond the breakwater on Bay of them all is the Ladies Village Improvement Society Street. Be sure to bring a blanket, beach chair and the CHARITABLE FUN (LVIS) 123rd SUMMER FAIR. Held July 27th from 10am- whole crew for a great show. Mixing a good a cause with a great party has been 5pm on their Main Street home base next to the main Finally, for 36 years the largest fireworks show of the a Hamptons staple for a century. From the traditional parking lot you’ll enjoy multi-color booths, a carousel, year is held over East Hampton’s Three Mile Harbor. The wine-and cheese, glass of Chardonnay shuffle to all-out plenty of kid’s activities, great food and one of the best GREAT BONAC FIREWORKS SHOW is a full fledged world-class balls there are more chances to write and silent auctions of the season. As afternoon turns to dusk top-of-the-line Grucci show that rocks those waters like check and dance the night way over the next three linger for a delicious open-air BBQ with plenty of music the final act of your average Avengers movie. Spon- months than you can shake a charitable stick at. That and dancing! No wonder this has lasted over a century, it sored by the local Clamshell Foundation it will be held said there are 4 that truly stand out not only for the time really is one of the family friendly highlights of the season.

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If you want to be a part of the fanciest dress ball of the season book your ticket to the STONY BROOK/ SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL SUMMER PARTY 631- 716-8700. Celebrating its 61st year this black-tie event is held under a grand tent on the corner of Wickapogue and Old Towne Road in the heart of Southampton Vil- lage’s estate area. On August 3 from 6-11:30PM dine and dance the evening away in the company of the very A-list of Hamptonites. This million-dollar fund raiser has been a very large part of the Hospital’s continued success and expansion. Now even more important with the proposed construction of a totally new hospital at the old Southampton College campus two miles from the village. Tickets are $250 for those 35 and under, $500 for elders with table prices at $7500. A sure sell-out be sure to book your seat today. Looking ahead to August make sure you book your table for Montauk’s premier event, the GALA AT THE MONTAUK PLAYHOUSE. Held August 3 this event celebrates the decade long struggle to transform a burned- out wreck of a building into a comprehensive community center. So far over $8 million has been raised to build a senior center, gym, Town offices and meeting space. The A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC last phase includes an aquatic center and a multi-purpose may be old-fashioned but some things never grow old. Enjoy a nostalgic evening under the setting event and conference space, suitable for live performanc- stars as the SAG HARBOR COMMUNITY BAND plays hits from long ago and yesterday. Catch es, film, music and social and small business gatherings. them on Bay Street in front of the American Legion Hall every Tuesday from 8-9PM. A free event, Always a “must-go” on the social summer calendar I bring a folding chair, friends and family, a bottle of wine. Leave with a glad heart and a smile. guests at this year’s event will enjoy music by Nancy At- las and Friends, catering by RCANO events and local food and beverage favorites. All while dancing under the big tent! To join this year’s celebration be sure to grab Kurt Weill, Randy Newman, Joni Mitchell, Peggy Lee your ticket, now. There’s only 400 and they always sell- and more. On July 8 double-Tony Award winners AN- out. Individual ones are $300 with tables available. To DREA McARDLE (“Annie”) and DONNA McKECHNIE find out more go to www.montaukplayhouse.org/gala. (“A Chorus Line”) celebrate a night of Broadway classics from Stephen Sondheim and Marvin Hamlisch. A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC On July 15 two-time Tony and Golden Globe winner Last year East Hampton’s Guild Hall introduced two LINDA LAVIN performs tunes from the Great Ameri- new music series that struck the right note with audiences can Songbook, jazz standards, show tunes and yes, the from Montauk to the Moriches. This year they add weight theme from “Alice”. August brings four more chances to those offerings with even more compelling artists. GUI- to hum along with LaChanze, Pat Benetar, John Lloyd TAR MASTERS features three musicians who are exactly Young and Isaac Mizrahi. Tickets for these one night that. On July 5 the bad boy of the blues, the legendary shows are always in great demand so be sure to contact BUDDY GUY brings his incendiary style of electric guitar the Box Office before the supply runs dry. to the stage. July 6 the sons of the Duane Allman and lead guitarist Dickie Betts celebrate the 50th anniversary of that WRITERS SPEAK seminal group with the ALLMAN BETTS BAND. Finally, This area has been written about as much as any. And on July 7 a singer/songwriter who draws on her legacy to by many who call it come. How inspiration becomes create her own indelible songs, Grammy Award winning prose, poetry or non-fiction is a mystery to many. For the ROSEANNE CASH brings her talents to East Hampton. Tickets for these sure to be sold-out performances can be found at 631-324-4050 or www.guildhall.org. If you want to dive deep into a performers process be sure to book one of GE SMITH’S PORTRAITS. The former leader of the SNL Band has made a practice of booking thoughtful guests who share more than just their songs, but their lives and inner journeys. This you’ll hear from some of the most influential new voices when DAWES takes the stage on July 25 followed by TOMMY EMMANUEL and AMY HELM on August 13. And who doesn’t love a good song, huh? Especially when it comes from a polished pro who knows when to belt them out and when to sign it sweet and low. This season enjoy that and more every Monday this season at Sag Harbor’s BAYSTREET THEATER 631-725-9500. That begins July 1 when Golden Globe winner JILL EIKENBERRY performs “Here I Go Again!” Backed by Catch Andrea McArdle and Donna McKechnie at Linda Lavin a seasoned quarter she sings songs of like and love from Bay Street Theater

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44th year you can learn some insights into the creative start this year July 12 with Patrick Radden Keefe’s sear- practice by attention all or part of the SOUTHAMPTON ing tale of murder in strife torn Northern Ireland “Say WRITERS CONFERENCE. Sponsored by Stony Brook Nothing”. July 19 Chris Babu discusses his chilling look and held at their Southampton college campus this at a post-Apocalyptic America in The Initiation”. On multi-discipline event runs July 10-21. During that period July 26 you’ll have a song in your Hampton heart when intensive workshops are offered, lectures and readings Lawrence Maslon discusses how Broadway show tunes held, opportunities to meet prominent writers and indus- became part of the American culture in “From Broadway try types offered all leading to a deeper understanding to Main Street: How Show Tunes Enchanted America”. of the art and commerce of the written word. Tickets for these always sold-out shows are $25. For the This summer’s attendees include poets Jericho August schedule go to www.hamptonlibrary.org. Brown, Billy Collins, Dawn Lundy Martin; fiction writers Karen E. Bender, Ursula Hegi, Matthew Klam; non-fiction MUCH, MUCH MORE TO COME! writers Roger Rosenblatt, Alexander Chee, Frederick Tu- We are just getting warmed up!! Soon nearly every ten among many others. For full details on schedule and day in season will have something of note happening costs contact: 631-632-5007. somewhere in this great area. Of course we’ll report on The East End has seen more than its fair share of well- it as the months roll by. In the meantime keep up to known writers take-up residence. Well, here’s your chance date on everything minor and major at the various local to see and hear some of the finest at the BRIDGEHAMP- Chamber of Commerce web sites. They are generally TONRoyal LIBRARY’SAtlantic 2011:Layout 631-537-0015 1 3/14/12 “Fridays 12:36 PMat Five”.Page 1 We well-maintained and comprehensive. n

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www.MontaukLife.com JULY 2019 | 13 SUMMER THEATER

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uppetry is pure theater magic, enchanting old and young alike. PSag Harbor’s Bay Street The- ater is fortunate to have an in-house group that showcases this art. This month GOAT ON A BOAT brings two classic fairy tales to life. On July 13 thrill to the adventures of “Rum- pelstiltskin” while on July 18 the ever- romantic “Sleeping Beauty” takes the stage. For tickets and more info call 631-725-9500.

ou may have left the Great White Way in your nie Oakley and backed with a veteran country-western ists will hit the Guild Hall stage on August 2. DAVID rear-view mirror but that doesn’t mean you can’t band this is a hoot of a way to end the summer. On SEDARIS is a master satirist and best-selling author. His Y enjoy live theater, Just know where to look! That stage July 30 - August 25. wry observations on the conditions of man and world starts with the profession caliber of our very own BAY Over at East Hampton’s GUILD HALL 631-324-4050 make him one of America’s preeminent humorists and STREET THEATER 631-725-9500. Each summer they there’s a rare chance to see a fledgling play in the works. sought out performer. offer three major works on the Sag Harbor stage to “Stan the Man” is a new work from Drama Desk winner If you like your humor raw and rough you gotta love amuse, entertain and surprise. Eugene Pack. Starring Alec Baldwin, Chris Bauer and COLIN QUINN. Never one to shy from a comic contro- We’ve already seen the first, “The Prompter”, to rave “Northern Exposure’s” Ron Morrow it is a fast-paced, versy this straight-out-of-Brooklyn stand-up is going to reviews. Now it’s time for the premier of “Safe Space”. dark-comedy that pits three highly competitive busi- rock your comic world. Currently working on his new- A new drama from three-time Tony Award winner Jack nessmen jousting at a leadership conference. Directed est work “Red State Blue State” expect a dissection of O’Brien (“Hairspray”) it tackles the tale of political cor- by Josh Gladstone this staged reading by expert actors where we are as a people any why he thinks that’s got rectness on today’s college campus. What happens gives you a chance to see how the written word begins to change. One show only July 27 tickets are $59-125. when a star African-American professor faces accusa- to jell into a polished play. Two performances only July tions of racism from a student? This walk through the 11 & 12 tickets are $30-75. WHO’S AFRAID OF ….. mine-field of identity politics, ethics and core beliefs A seasonal tradition in the East End to delight young will challenge every theater-goer. It runs now through LAUGH OUT LOUD and old there will be three live performances of Ser- July 21. The stage can be a magical place. Especially when gie Prokofiev’s delightful fairy tale. Performed by the Finally get ready for a shooting-tooting, rip-roaring a single actor can command your attention. That is the HAMPTON BALLET THEATER SCHOOL, accompa- evening when one of America’s favorite musicals rounds essence of stand-up comedy and it is a formidable chal- nied by the Hampton Festival Orchestra and a “celeb- out the season. “Annie Get Your Gun” is a stalwart from lenge for any performer to step into that single spot rity” narrator this polished, professional work can be Broadway’s Golden Age. Packed with show-stopping and stare into the dark abysses searching for a laugh. seen July 25 at the Montauk Playhouse, July 28 at the music and lyrics by Irving Berlin it proves once again This summer we have two command comic perfor- Southampton Cultural Center and at the Children’s Mu- “There’s No Business Like Show Business”. Updated mances that will give you that singular thrill. seum of the East End (CMEE) in Bridgehampton on July by director Sama Lapine, featuring a radically new An- In East Hampton one of America’s foremost humor- 30. For more information call 631-237-4810. n

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ver 150 years ago artists discovered the East POLLOCK-KRASNER HOUSE End as a place unique in landscapes, light and Ocolor. They have celebrated those elements and AND STUDY CENTER more in every style and school of painting. From the real- In his time an artist known only to a small circle by ism of Thomas Moran and Winslow Homer to post-WWII the time he passed away in 1956 Jackson Pollock left abstract expressionists like Jackson Pollack and Lee a legacy few can ever imagine. An East Hampton na- Krasner to today’s eclectic mix of painters, sculptures, tive for the last decade of this tumultuous life he and mixed-media artists and more we have been blessed his wife Lee Krasner lived in a small farmhouse over- with an almost never ending parade of artistic talent. looking Accabonac Harbor. There Pollock perfected Those works and more are on exhibit for your aes- the drip painting style that is his legacy. Amazingly, thetic pleasure at a number of private and public spac- when the property was acquired traces of his work es. Here are a few that are more than worth exploring. were left literally on the old barn floors and walls! Today that farmhouse is a National Historic Land- GUILD HALL mark, preserved as a teaching opportunity for art- The most important museum in the area was founded ists and visitors who yearn to know more about this in 1931 to ensure the public had access to the arts in iconic figure and his methods. Open to the public all its various forms. From the beginning it has offered Thursday-Saturday 1-5PM you can also reserve a exhibitions of locally known as well as internationally replace in their once-a-day guided tours held at noon nowned artists from all fields and disciplines. each day by contacting them at www.pkhouse.org. This month the gallery features a new multi-media They also features exhibitions by noted artists exhibition from renowned artist Tony Oursler, WATER beginning this month with a wonderful exhibition: MEMORY. Immerse yourself in this gallery wide show JOSEPH GLASCO - EAST END ECHOES. A con- that uses glass, computers and water that create com- temporary of and friend of Jackson Pollack, Lee Kras- pelling canvases that present a visual critique of mem- ner and fellow East End artists Alfonso Ossorio and ory, Hollywood movies and their use of evil maritime Ted Dragon, like them Glasco began his career as an icons and the pseudoscience of water memory. Linger abstract expressionist. Spending summers here he as the images float through space, guiding each viewer drank in the colors and light of the East End. Influ- to their own conclusions. On view through July 21 ad- ences that strongly affected his later totally abstract mission is free Friday-Monday 11AM-5PM. work. Exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art, the Tony Oursler’s mesmerizing “Water Memory” 158 Main Street - East Hampton - 631-324-4050 Whitney, Metropolitan Museum of Art and many

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ummer days are here again, the skies above the ocean are largely free, too. Just be sure to check for offers lifeguards, baths and food with a weekly pass are hot and clear again, let’s all sing a song any 2 hour limits before you hit the beach for the day. $40. Finally, if you like the bay you’ll love Sag Harbor’s “S of cheer again, summer days are here Need facilities to go with your beach day? Drive 4 LONG BEACH. This beautiful stretch is located off again!!” And the fact is, they won’t be here forever, miles west along the Old Montauk Highway to HITHER Noyac Road two miles west of the village and offers so make sure you get out and enjoy every last one of HILLS STATE PARK where you can park for $10 a day lifeguards and baths for $25 a weekly pass. them. Prime time to go biking, hiking, sailing, paddling, and enjoy access to play grounds, picnic areas, rest beach combing, surfing, fishing. Here’s a quick guide to rooms and a convenience store. In Amagansett you SURFING the how and who to make your day memorable. can park Mondays to Fridays for $20 at ATLANTIC AV- In case you didn’t know this is quite the surfing desti- ENUE, located on Bluff Road just south of Main Street nation. Consistent waves lapping at miles sandy shores BEACHES this Town lot has lifeguards, bathrooms, and a food there are breaks to be explored from East End to East Surrounded by world-class bay and ocean stretches truck. East Hampton’s MAIN BEACH is often regarded End. No more so than in Montauk where Ditch Plains the East End is a beachcomber’s dream come true! as the most beautiful ocean beach in the area this Vil- attracts a constant crowd. The only fly in the suntan lotion? You have to carefully lage facility has lifeguards, bathrooms, showers, lockers When you feel the urge to go remember to respect observe and obey the posted parking regulations on and restaurant. Parking is available weekdays only for your elders, try not to run anyone over and in general all local beaches or risk a stiff fine or expensive tow. $25. keep that chill karma coming. And before you hit the Depending on the municipality those begin by month’s Heading to Bridgehampton? You’ll find MECOX suds be sure to stop by Montauk’s resident board ex- end so keep a weather eye out. BEACH by heading south of the village where the Town perts at AIR AND SPEED 631-668-0356. You’ll find As an example, Montauk’s DITCH PLAINS is by far provides lifeguards, bathrooms and food with a week‘s them at Surf Central on Main Street, where they carry the most popular surfing spot on the East End. But pass only $25. Located between East Hampton and the brands you need, the accessories you crave and park there without a valid East Hampton or Southamp- Bridgehampton villages at the end of Sagg Main SAGG most importantly, the knowledge to tame the wild, wet ton Town Permit and you will be heavily fined and/ MAIN BEACH lifeguards and baths available Mondays yonder that makes up the local scene. Left your gear at or towed away! You will however find free parking in - Fridays for $25 a day. home? No problem, they’ve got rental boards and wet Montauk village at KIRK PARK located next to the IGA Another contender for the most beautiful beach in suits to get you into the game. on the western end of Main Street and in the village the Hamptons is COOPERS BEACH. Located in the Further west you’ll find the friendly folks at itself along the side streets between Main Street and heart of Southampton Village this beautiful stretch AMAGANSETT BEACH AND BIKE CO 631-267-

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TAKE THE SANDY SHORE here’s something about driving along the tried and true, four-wheel drive SUV or truck. Jeeps or customized water. A sense of solitude mixed with ad- And no, Martha, you can’t just drive the old Olds Land Rovers and you T venture that’s unique. Far from the often onto the sand and expect anything good to hap- are cruising in high style. maddening crowds you can find a small slice of pen. Before you know it you’re hub deep in sand Next, make sure you have the what life felt on the East End before things got and hollering for help! Avoid that by dropping right to ride the high-water mark. a little too crowded for many people’s taste. If in at Southampton’s AVENTURA MOTORS 631- Whether you live in East Hampton or South you you’ve done it, you know what I mean. If you 283-8819. The area’s experts in collectible cars need a permit to drive the public beach. You’ll haven’t its an automotive treat you may just find they stock some of the best off-road iron you’ve find them at either theEAST HAMPTON TOWN addictive. ever seen. Put you and your buddies butts in one CLERK OFFICE 631-324-4143 or SOUTHAMP- To do it you’ll need two basic things. First a of their fully restored Broncos, Internationals, TON CLERK’S 631-287-5740.

6325 are also a valued resource for all things surfing. cruiser. Don’t know starboard from port? Not to fret. fully provisioned and ready to take you where ever the Located midway between that village and East Hamp- They also have certified staff that can run your boat, fish are biting! ton they carry boards for sale and daily rent as well as too. Looking to poke around closer to shore? PUFF N offer lessons in group or private. Need a quality SUP PUTT 631-668-4473 rents sailboats, pedal boats, kay- STAND-UP PADDLING (that’s stand-up paddle board for the uninitiated) they aks and dinghies by the hour to explore placid Ft. Pond. For over a decade now folks have found tranquility have racks of Doyle, Laird, Bote, Pulse and Surf Tech Find them next to 7-11 at the western end of Montauk’s and one heck of a workout on the deck on a Stand-Up just waiting for you. Main Street. Paddle Board (SUP). A fairly simple skill to learn there are Further west Hamptons Bay’s SPELLMANS MARINE a number of local outfits that can get you up and pump- BOAT RENTALS 631-728-9200 is not only the area’s largest Grady- ing. Perhaps none is better known than East Hampton’s Local waters beg to be explored but what if you left White dealers (the preferred boat for fisherman from PADDLE DIVA 631-329-2999. Located at the Shag- your boat at home? No problem, just drop down to Maine to Manhattan) they also rent what they sell! Daily wong Marina on Three Mile Harbor the team there Montauk harbor where UIHLEIN’S 631-668-3799 will and weekly rates are available for their fleet of blue- teaches group and individual lessons, classes and orga- rent you anything from a simple skiff to an off-shore water craft. All are of course Coast Guard approved, nizes some of the best group outings on the East End. HAMPTON RAC UET Serious Tennis. Serious Fitness.

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JET SKIS got just the ticket. Just amble three miles east of Mon- clinics and programs for any age, any level. Located just If you crave speed, the kind of white hot screaming tauk village to DEEP HOLLOW RANCH 631-668-2744 outside the village they have 13 adult courts, 8 juniors, speed that drives your blood pressure to Himalayan for a relaxing trek trough the Teddy Roosevelt State a large club house, pro shop and snack bar. Set on 10 levels, you have to drop by UIHLEIN’S 631-668-3799 Park to the bay and back. Never ridden? They can quite private acres they welcome membership by the week, in Montauk and sign up for one of their thoroughbred literally show you the ropes. month or season. iron rides. Available for rent by the hour or day you’ll Out in Montauk your best chance to play is at enjoy an exhilarating ride across local waters. Never TENNIS the Montauk Downs State Park. There MONTAUK done it before? They’re happy to show you the ropes. When you feel the need to whack a fuzzy little white DOWNS TENNIS 631-238-7160 offers a half dozen ball around here’s a perfect place to play. East Hamp- outdoor, har-Tru courts and professional instruction for KAYAKING ton’s HAMPTON RACQUET 631-324-0297 is one a well-rounded program. Open to the public for daily If you’d like to tackle local waters from atop a kay- of the finest tennis complexes on the East End. Their play, with seasonal membership available they’ll also ak you’ve also come to the right place. The East End mission, tom provide you with a premium tennis and begun their third year providing a tennis camp and is lined with coves and protected waters perfect for fitness experience accessible to anyone. That means clinic open to kids and adults. Expect expert instruction a placid paddle. For all the best equipment head to expert instruction, competitive matches, court rentals, for all ages and levels. AMAGANSETT BEACH AND BIKE 631-267-6325. Located midway between Amagansett and East Hamp- ton on the main drag they carry the best from Hobie, Wilderness, Evoke, and the hottest brand in the land, FeelFree. Add in racks of clothes and accessories and you’ve got everything you need for a day on the water. Birdie BasicsTM Looking to go with a gang? They also organize group paddles on a regular basic from their scenic Accabonac Harbor launching point in East Hampton. Check out our programs in NYC TRAILS/BIKING Feel like working up a sweat? Head to Montauk’s and Montauk Downs. Hither Woods where 3,000 acres of State and County park land interlaced with miles of hiking and biking trails awaits. It is a natural Nirvana to be enjoyed by To register, visit novices and experts alike. If you know how to go, great. ktuga.com/camps-and-special-programs-summer If not and need some help head directly to the new MONTAUK CYCLE COMPANY 631-668-8975. You’ll find them in the heart of the Harbor at the front of the For more information, email Market at Montauk with a rack of off and on-road bikes for daily or weekly rent perfect for exploring. Bent your [email protected] bike? No problem, they fix every make and model on- site. One way to get the most out of a spring day is from the seat of a bike. Whether cruising down a quiet lane or busting a strut on an off-road trail at Montauk’s Hither Woods the East End has a treasure-trove of biking opportunities for novices and experts alike. If you know how to go, great. If not and need some help head directly to AMAGANSETT BEACH AND BIKE 631- 267-6325. Located on the main road midway between LEARN FROM THE VERY BEST! Amagansett and East Hampton they stock racks of de- Every week one of the ﬁ nest college rowing coaches oversees our sessions. tailed trail guides that will help you explore on foot or A once-in-a-lifetime chance to improve your skills! Call now to grab your slot. by bike. And if you need any help with the latter you’ve found the right place. They offer on and off-road bikes June 24 - NorthEastern for daily rent or sale plus all the accessories you’ll need July 1 - Drexel July 8 - Boston U to enjoy a day’s cruising. Bent your bike? No problem, July 15 - UNC they fix every make and model on-site. They also offer July 22 - MIT group rides and excursions. July 29 - Temple August 5 - St, Joseph’s MOTHER NATURE’S SON August 12 - Harvard August 19 - TBA PECONIC LAND TRUST Over the year’s the has August 26 - TBA helped preserve thousands of acres of fields, woods and farms. Put that good public money to good use on any of their many excursions and outings they host this summer. From moonlight paddles on Sagg Pond to nature walks along the sea they have an array of outings SIGN UP FOR ROWING suited for nature lovers of all stripes and abilities. Go to No Experience Necessary - Ages 9 & Up www.peconiclandtrust.org to learn more. 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GOLF One of the best public courses in NYS is the 6500 yard Robert Trent Jones designed MONTAUK WHALE WATCHING DOWNS 631-668-5000. Complete with pro shop, f you want to see some of nature’s most the CRESLI (Coastal Research and Education putting green, driving range, locker rooms and snack magnificent creatures in the floating flesh Society of Long Island) as you search Mon- bar a round of golf is a reasonable $43 weekdays, I call the VIKING FLEET 631-668-5700 for tauk waters for whales, dolphins, sea turtles $48 Saturday and Sunday for NYS residents, double a seat on one of their marine watching cruis- and seabirds. A great excursion for the whole that for non-residents. Juniors and Seniors enjoy es. Sailing Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays family seats are limited so be sure to book 18 holes weekday for just $28 and a brisk 9 holes 2-7PM you’ll be accompanied by guides from soon. on weekends for just $17. Looking to pare that fare down? Start play at dusk and you can half the current 18 hole rates. Another nearby public course is located midway between East Hampton And Bridgehampton in scenic Sagaponack where POXOBOGUE GOLF 631-537- 0025 can handle all your golfing needs. Want to hit a bucket? They have one of the only driving ranges in the East End. Looking to squeeze in 9 or 18 holes? Their executive course is perfect for a long or short game. Need to polish your game? They have a full staff of seasoned pros perfect for one-on-one instruction or inclusion in one of their many golf camps, or sessions. Add a good pro shop, popular restaurant, putting green and reasonable fees make this one of the most popular spots on the Hampton’s tour If you are into small ball, multiple holes-in-one and a game the whole family can enjoy try PUFF N PUTT 631-668-4473. You will find this classic mini-golf course at the west end of Montauk’s Main Street next to 7-11. n

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hen the urge comes over you to see open spaces best you head due east. W Montauk is roughly 2/3 preserved park- land with opportunities to hike, bike and explore subject only to the proper permits and seasonal fees. Here’s a few spots to start your exploring. MONTAUK POINT STATE PARK The 724 acres at the very tip of the Montauk Peninsula contains both the venerable Montauk Lighthouse as well as an impressive system of trails, fresh water ponds, and miles of rocky beaches. The Lighthouse itself is one of our favorite attractions, its extensive collection of exhibits and pho- tographs open daily 10AM-4:30PM. Admission is $12 for adults $8 seniors $5 kids with parking only $8. While there be sure to check-out the expanded gift shop for a memento to bring back to the folks. For more information call them at 631-668-2544. HITHER HILLS STATE PARK The largest State park in Montauk, this 1755 acre site stretches from ocean to bay, and offers the most extensive recreational facilities of all Mon- tauk parks. Central to that is the oceanfront fields for RV’s, campers and tents, with playgrounds, a ball field, 10 acre scenic picnic area with fireplaces, horseshoe courts, volleyball, extensive bridle and hiking paths. One of New York State’s most popular camp grounds you will find most prime slots from June on are already taken. Call 631-668- 2554 or www.newyorkstateparks.reserveamerica. com for any remaining dates. Area visitors are in- vited to use their pristine ocean beach daily with a $10 parking fee, or buy a seasonal permit to fish the beach proper or the 40 acre fresh water pond just north of the main grounds in Hither Woods. THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNTY PARK In 1898, Theodore Roosevelt used Third House as his HQ while he and his Rough Riders were quar- antined in Montauk following the end of the Span- ish-American War. That unique slice of Americana is preserved here in all its red-white-and blue glory. If you’d like to tour the park like Teddy did you can always book a trail ride with the on-site folks at DEEP HOLLOW RANCH 631-668-2744. They offer daily guided rides for beginners and experts alike through the still pristine park. Kids of all ages can also take advantage of the many nature outings and mini-camps scheduled here. RV’ers take note, the bay front stretch along the Park’s northern edge is a great place to camp. Call 631-852-7879 for details on fees and availabilities. CAMP HERO STATE PARK This is the remains of one of the largest military installations in Montauk and the site of the popular if rather misguided conspiracy theories known as the “Montauk Project”. 50 years ago a thriving Air Force radar station that monitored Cold War activity along the Eastern shore it is now a deserted village of old barracks and mess halls overseen by a dilapidated radar tower. The 400 plus acres are also the site of a number of spectacular walking trails that offer wonderful views and vistas of the woods and sea. Also offers access to one of the most popular surf casting beaches and surfing spots. Sea- sonal permits are $40 while daily parking is $8. For more information call 631-668-3781. n

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ne of the most elemental of all East End pursuits fishing is an essential part of these Oseaside communities. Has been since the first white men saw native Americans harvesting the vast bounty that surrounds us. Almost four hundred years later we still have men who go down to the sea to find food for our tables. And with them come the recreational fishermen who find adventure, fun and oc- casionally the thrill of a lifetime at the end of their line. It’s all waiting out there for you my fishing friend. Schools of plump porgies, beautiful bass, and fabulous fluke. Off-shore tunas as big as a house and sharks that will put the fear of Neptune in you! All you need is a good boat and capable captain to make the trip most worthwhile. When the urge stirs start your trek by heading to fish-centric, Montauk. If you’re looking for a private ride for up to six of your best buds be sure to hire a blue-water charter boat at the STAR ISLAND YC 631-668-5052 or the MONTAUK MARINE BASIN 631-668-5900. Between them they SPEAR FISHING just behind “Ole Taco” this small but fully outfitted have a lock on the best blue-water boats in the area. Snagging a trophy fish from boat, beach or pier is space has the best equipment, clothes, accessories Available for half day or full day trips they’ll spot you the one thing but targeting one from beneath the waves and most importantly, trained staff to help you be- equipment and bait. You bring the coffee and meals. is an all-together different and challenging experi- gin to improve your chances of finding, spearing and On the party boat scene you have two great fleets ence. An ancient art, spear fishing is an active niche bringing home a magnificent local fish. They’ll also to choose. The VIKING FLEET 631-668-5700 keeps in local fishing that requires the right equipment and explain the sometimes Byzantine rules regarding three off-shore boats in circulation. Weather permit- techniques. minimum sizes for fish taken and seasonality. You do ting they’re sailing full day trips for local fluke, por- Find both the all-new SPEARFISHING MTK. Lo- not want to run afoul of any pesky regulations and gies and sea bass daily from 5AM till 12PM. The fare cated at the eastern end of Main Street, Montauk, ruin your fun. n is $95 for adults, $45 kids 5-13 and little fries fish free. Feel like a half day’s fishing? You can leave the dock for the same delicious species at 8AM and again 1PM. That will set you back $50 for adults, $30 for teens and again the small squirts sail free. LITTLE FRIES, APPLY! Like to land a prized striped bass? This month they ou don’t have to land a monster shark to win big Second nets a all-purpose 5 HP and third an auxiliary 3.5 sail Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays with a full days in Montauk! Now in it’s 18th year the MERCURY HP Mercury. Party boat and professional/commercial fish- fishing $95 an angler. Want the ultimate thrill? Take YGRAND SLAM is a unique get together open to ermen have prizes all to themselves, too. On the profes- a seat for a night’s striped bass fishing drifting under anyone who dips a hook. No matter how you fish the for- sional/commercial side a whopping $3,000 is up for grabs the full moon. That’s a $125 fare. Of course all fares mula is the same. Try and land one fluke, bass, bluefish plus a special plaque commemorating your win that will include bait and tackle. To check the schedule and and sea bass. Scores are given each with prizes given at hang in the “Harbor Room” of the local Chamber of Com- book your seat go to www.vikingfleet.com. the end of the contest to the biggest overall catch and merce. Top hook from the party boat division will take Just steps down the dock the EBB TIDE 631-668- each individual species. home a cool $300 plus a plaque all their own! 2818 sets sail for family fishing fun at its best! Trust Held July 13 and 14 at Uihlein’s Marina on West Lake The small fries have a slice of the contest all their own. their seasoned captains and mates to put you on the Drive you fish from 5AM to 6PM daily. At the end of day All kids under 13 receives their own MSG Company’s fish during their all-day porgies and bass cruises. Sunday the real fun begins with a great party from 4 - 7PM Youth Anglers’ Plaque to proudly hang on their wall. Bet- Sailing daily the fare is only $90 for adults, $60 for at Uihlein’s with food, drinks and live music. They’re also ter yet, they’ll all entered to win a 7’ Inflatable boat with a kids with all the bait you can eat in the bargain! Got be a special presentation honoring one of the true leg- genuine Mercury outboard. To enter the whole family just a group? They offer discounts for that as well as se- ends in this harbor, Vinny Grimes. call Uihleins at 631-668-3799 or go to their web site at niors. Want to book the whole damned boat? They Top prize is a brand new 150 HP Mercury outboard. www.montaukgrandslam.org. charter for social cruises and serious fishing, too. Go to www.ebbtidemtk.com for all the details. CAPTAIN YOUR OWN SHIP Got the urge to fish but want your own boat under your feet? No problem, just drop down to Montauk harbor where UIHLEIN’S 631-668-3799 will rent you anything from a simple skiff to an off-shore cruiser. Don’t know starboard from port? Not to fret. They also have certified staff that can run your boat, too. Need tackle or bait? They’ve got a full shop on-site, too. Further west Hamptons Bay’s SPELLMANS MA- RINE 631-728-9200 is not only the area’s largest Grady-White dealers (the preferred boat for fisherman from Maine to Manhattan) they also rent what they sell! Daily and weekly rates are available for their fleet of blue-water craft. All are of course Coast Guard approved, fully provisioned and ready to take you where ever the fish are biting!

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he signs of summer are all around. Warmer days, cated on the Lake PATHFINDER DAY CAMP 631-668- tained, enlightened and energized kids from 3 - 14. I longer nights and a school calendar that’s count- 2080 treats kids to summer the old-fashioned way with should know, my two nieces spent a great summer there T ing down to “fun, fun, fun!” If you want your tyke plenty of time in the great Montauk outdoors swimming, in 1988. Had a blast!! Set on 3.5 peaceful, protected or teen to really enjoy their summer you’d better make kayaking, playing ball, boating and tennis. Combine acres three miles west of Southampton Village this camp sure they pick out a great camp ASAP. Something to en- that with a healthy dose of arts and crafts, drama and has a simple, wholesome motto: safety, fun and learning! tertain, enlighten, educate or stretch your kids abilities special events and you’ve got the kind of well rounded And with a cornucopia of camp activities its easy to see and interests. They’ll thank you for it later. Here is a great experience that enriches a child’s mind, body and spirit. how those aims are reached. Campers choose from soft- list of places and activities to choose. But do not wait, Campers can enroll for the whole month or chose weekly ball, basketball, hockey, volleyball, tennis, yoga, swim- slots are melting away as quickly as an ice cream cone sessions. Just here for the weekend? There are daily ming, arts and crafts, field trips and more special events on a sultry summer day. membership available, too. Looking to enroll more than than days in the week. Campers 2.5 & 3 have half-day one child? Enjoy sibling discounts for 4 week member- sessions available from 1 to 9 total weeks while camp- SUMMER DAY CAMP ships, too! ers 4 to 14 spend the whole day over those same inter- Looking to give you kid a well-rounded summer vaca- Back in East Hampton kids 2 ½ to 7 experience a mag- vals. Camp fees include snacks, field trips, T-shirts and tion? You can do no better than the East End’s largest ical time at THE COUNTRY SCHOOL 631-537-2255. tote bags. Come enjoy a memorable summer of fun and space for keeping your kids smiling. Located on 10 plus Where they are encouraged to explore new activities, friendship here. acres on Buckskill Road in East Hampton the HAMPTON create lifelong friendships, develop their athletic skills, East Hampton’s SPORT CAMP AT SPORTIME 631- COUNTRY DAY CAMP 516-656-4215 offers campers work together as a group, share thoughts and ideas and 267-CAMP is a summer camp that has been family op- 3-11 an almost unlimited variety of activities, sports and express individual creativity. Their state-of-the-art facili- erated for over 30 years. This classic day camp is on a play opportunities in a state-of-the-art facility. Sports of- ties include a 6000 sq, ft, sunny club house with 5 indi- beautiful 23 acre campus in Amagansett where kids 3-13 fered include swimming, tennis, basketball, soccer, soft- vidual classrooms, gym, art/science rooms and kitchen. get to enjoy the best the Hamptons have to offer. That ball, hockey, Ga-Ga, wooded and grass play grounds. Outside are three playgrounds, a sports field, shady pic- includes tennis and swimming instruction, sports, art n Add plenty of arts and crafts, indoor recreation center a nic area, giant sandbox and a heated pool. Choose from crafts, farming, beach visits, dodge ball, capture the flag, spacious dining hall and you have all the amenities any weekly half day or full day sessions. Sounds like so much field trips and more. Over these many years they have kid could crave! Need a ride? They offer door-to-door fun you may want to enroll yourself!! demonstrated a true commitment to help kids make life- transportation from here to there. One of the area’s oldest and best-loved summer long friends and special memories. So much that camp- For four generations moms and dads have trusted camps is SANDY HOLLOW 631-283-2296. Since 1969 ers often aspire to become great counselors, carrying their kids to Montauk’s best loved summer camp. Lo- the Hughes family and their talented staff has enter- the tradition on every summer.

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Also in East Hampton kids 4-14 will find a variety of SURF CAMP organized activities and sports under the expert supervi- Nothing more fun than learning to surf! And with so sion of HAMPTON RACQUET 631-324-0297. Set on many local camps to choose from, two words of advice. A ten lush acres just outside the Village this family-owned First, every camper has to learn the basics of getting into boutique tennis and fitness club had created a welcom- the water, judging a wave, catching it and standing up. CHILD’S ing and beautiful space for boys and girls to learn not You need at least three days to do all that so be sure to just sports but the game of life. Of course tennis is a sign-up for a week’s instruction. Second, make sure your SMILE large part of the program with a range of sessions and camp is fully certified, licensed and insured. Here are two ccasional dental pain can turn a lessons for beginners, intermediate and advanced play- of the best in both phases. smile into a frown. Not to worry, ers. But with basketball, baseball/softball, lacrosse, soc- Celebrating its 19th season Montauk’s AIR AND no matter the condition there is a cer, beach volley ball, arts and crafts, martial arts, beach SPEED SURF CAMP 631-668-0356 was the first camp O simple solution. Southampton’s HAMPTON trips, nature walks, swimming and more your kids days on the East End to teach little grommets the basics of PEDIATRIC DENTAL ASSOCIATES 631- will be filled with healthy, invigorating, socially positive catching a wave. Held weekly at Ditch Plains boys and 287-8687 provides specialized dentistry for summer fun. girls eight and up learn proper respect for the ocean, children and adolescents in a warm, caring Having summer off from the rigors of school to focus basic surfing skills and water safety. Weekly sessions run “child-friendly” environment. As pediatric on a passion, run around in nature or spend time with July through August. Small classes ensure a meaningful dentists their 2-3 years of additional train- friends outside of the normal “routine” can be one of experience but also limit membership so call today to ing after dentistry school provides them for the most rewarding experiences of childhood. Now in it’s reserve your slot. the needs of each child they serve. Focusing sixth year SHINE 212-414-5427 will be providing those FLYING POINT SURF SCHOOL 516-885-6607 offers on preventative care summer camp experiences using the facilities of the weekly sessions from mid-June through the end of Au- they help each child Children’s Museum of the East End (CMEE), LongHouse gust. With small classes that afford plenty of hands on grow a healthy smile Reserve, Bridge Gardens and other iconic settings. July instruction their record of success is equal to any. Have a that will last a life- 1-August 30 campers 4-11 enjoy camp five weekdays a youngster who wants to expand his repertoire to include time. Serving infants, week 9:15AM-2:30PM, those 2-3 can join on Tuesdays the ever-poplar stand-up surfing? Bring ’em down to the children, teens and and Tursdays 9:15AM-Noon and campers 4-12 attend beach and before you know it they’ll be running downhill children with special afternoon tennis, art sessions on Tuesdays, Wednesdays with a 6’ graphite paddle in their arms. health care needs and Thursdays 3:45-6:00PM at Hampton Racquet Club. not just in Southamp- Celebrating a birthday or just throwing a summer party? BOARD CAMP ton but throughout They’ll do it all for you! Go to www.shinenyc.net to learn You like to surf? Then you’re going to love the op- the East End. more. portunity to learn how to actually make your own board!

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Quail Hill Farm talin Amagansett, school has prepared us for the Bridge Gardens inunique Bridgehampton, dental needs of each child we and Agricultural Center at Charnews Farm in Southold. serve. We focus on preventive care to help each child grow a healthy smile that will last a lifetime. Our office serves infants, children, teens and children with special health care needs in Southampton, and all of the east end. Join us as we celebrate 36 years of land conservation on Long Island! For more information, visit us online at www.PeconicLandTrust.org or call 631.283.3195. ADULT AND NEW YOUTH SUMMER WORKSHOPS Peconic Land Trust does NOT collect or distribute the “Use traditional hand tools to shape your own surfboard, CPF 2% real estate transfer tax. paipo or skateboard + handplane in one week sessions.” Contact us to learn how you can support our work.

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And not just any surf board, but a genuine build from the staff can show your boy or girl the basics, tune their GHF PONY CAMP 203-910-6297 this summer. Groom- stringer up, all-pristine wood, hand planed board. The technique and help round out their game. Held at the ing, feeding and riding their Monday - Friday sessions kind of board that makes a day on any wave that much Montauk Downs, one of the country’s best rated pub- run from June 17 through August 30 and will teach your more special. But where, oh where, can you do such a lic courses, kids 3 and up are welcome to join in the youngster all there is to know about the equine arts in thing? Located in Amagansett GRAIN SURFBOARDS fun. Daily sessions include use of the Down’s swimming a caring and supportive environment. Instructors here 631-267-9283 will teach you the steps in a week-long pools, too! are fun and energetic, just waiting to share their love of session. Originated in Maine these boys know how to horses and riding with your kids. Once done all camp- take a small stack of beautifully aged wood and turn it HORSE CAMP ers are encouraged and welcome to participate in the into a long or short board to last a lifetime. Give them a The bond between horse a rider is often compared to Hampton Classic! Open year round GHF is also a full ser- chance, and you will, too! that of a man and his dog. Both appreciate the love of vice breeding and boarding program round. Adults are one species for another and the dependency of man and also more than welcome, with private and group lessons SAILING CAMP beast. If you’d like your child to begin to understand that tailor made for them, too. You’ll find them north of the Surrounded by water on all sides what better place bond we recommend you sign up for Bridgehampton’s village at 849 Hayground Road. for your kids to learn to sail than the maritime East End? Great sport, but what if you have no boat or experience to pass on? Luckily we have just the folks to teach your tykes how to steer their tall ship. Back in Sag Harbor, the home of blue-water sailing ships, BREAKWATER YC 631-725-4604 offers a great junior sailing program that will teach your son or daughter how to heave ho and make for open waters. Located in scenic Sag Harbor their weekly session run from mid-June through the end of August. BASKETBALL CAMP Summer and basketball, they go together like Earl the Pearl and Clyde Frasier. If you don’t know those were two legendary point guards for the NY Knicks a genera- tion ago. If you want your kid to aspire to that kind of perfection make sure your grab a very choice spot in this summer’s NY KNICKS JUNIOR BASKETBALL CAMP. Held at East Hampton’s Ross School boys and girls 6-16 will rub elbows with pros and learn how to turn raw talent into Showtime! Contact them at knicks.com/camp. GOLF CAMP A sport that taught well can last a lifetime. And no better place to learn than at KATE TEMPESTA’S UR- BAN GOLF ACADEMY 607-731-1886. Named one of America’s 50 best instructors by Golf Digest her

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TENNIS CAMP For two decades East Hampton Indoor Tennis has been the largest and most comprehensive facility in the East End. A year-round operation with dozens of indoor and outdoor courts they offer memberships, private instruction, camps for all ages and abilities in a friendly, competitive environment. Last year they expanded with the MONTAUK DOWNS TENNIS 631-238-7160. Lo- cated at the Montauk Downs they offer six Har-Tru courts to install a program very similar to East Hampton. Open to the public for daily play, with seasonal membership available they’ll also begin a full fledged tennis camp this June with sessions for adults and kids, too. Expect expert instruction for all ages and levels. BASEBALL CAMP Give your boy or girl the gift of learning America’s game the right way. Located in nearby East Hampton BULLDOG BALL CLUB 631-267-7957 has a team of experienced, enthusiastic pros ready to teach your 6-12 year old boy or girl how the game is properly played. Along the way expect lessons in how effort, prepara- tion, perseverance and sportsmanship pay off on the diamond and in life. POTTERY CLASS To crib a John Lennon tune, if your son or daughter wants to “watch the wheel go round and round” they have a chance to get their hands dirty at the BRIDGE- HAMPTON MUSEUM’S 631-537-1088 summer “Pot- tery For Kids”. Taught by veteran potter Mary Jaffe kids

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7-12 will work in clay for five days learning basic tech- CARTOON CAMP life at East Hampton’s PLAYFUL LEARNING 631-899- niques and discovering their own artistic style. Two ses- You may not recognize the name, but if you love 4574. Their gifted educators lay the foundation for your sion July 15-19 and August 26-30, space is limited so get “The Addams Family” you know the talented work of child’s education by harnessing their innate curiosity. It there ahead of the crowd. Mr. Charles Addams. He may be gone but his tech- gently leads them into seeing the world around them as nique of drawing continues in a series of weekly work- a puzzle to unlock. Not a chore, or a task, but a joy to FILM SCHOOL shops sponsored by the BRIDGEHAMPTON MUSE- see clearly the way things work, systems behave and that Film buffs know the East End is home to many a fa- UM 631-537-1088. Held weekly from July 8-12 kids learning about all that is a fun, collective experience. De- mous film maker, producer, writer and star. If your son 7 and up learn the basics of using pencil and pad to signed for kids 2-8 working in small groups with a cadre or daughter thinks that could be their path in life GUILD begin, polish and finish an idea. From August 19-23 of gifted educators it is a unique resource for those who HALL 631-324-4050 “Introduction to Film Making” kids 9-13 can hone their skills to a funny, fine point. want their child’s most formative school days to yield re- sessions offer the perfect opportunity. Held July 15-19 Taught by beloved local cartoonist Peter “Wetiquite” wards for a lifetime. and again July 29-August 2 these intensive sessions are Spacek this is not just a great learning experience, but designed for kids 8 and up who want to know the nuts- great fun, too! THE BOTTOM LINE and-bolts of transferring an idea onto the silver screen. Know that whichever camp you choose your children Sponsored by the Hamptons International Film Festival SERIOUS PLAY will have a great time in one of the country’s best sum- the cinematic cherry on top the sundae is a showing of Introduce your impressionable young boy or girl to a mer vacation areas. Kind of makes you wish you were 10 each student’s work on Guild Hall’s wide screen! system of learning that could fundamentally change their all over again, doesn’t it? n ROW WITH 849 Hayground Road - Bridgehampton THE PROS!

ombining strenuous physical exercise with mental disciple rowing C isn’t for everyone. But if you’re looking to tune your body and mind it can be one of the most rewarding experiences you can ever have. Add to that the cama- raderie rowing in pairs or quads brings and you have a unique athletic experience. The SAG HARBOR COMMUNITY ROWING CLUB 631-553-1112 will be PRIVATE happy to introduce your child to all this in • one of their weekly summer camps. LESSONS This year they up their annual ante with FULL SERVICE a cadre of the best rowing instructors in • the country. Eight of the finest coaches SHOW BARN from competitive collegiate ranks will be on hand to teach your son or daughter the Sign up now to reserve finest points of this life-long sport. Each • your space for 2019 weekly session will be helmed by a coach from Harvard, MIT, Drexel, UNC, Boston Space is limited College and more. A once-in-a-rower’s- lifetime chance to learn from the best, slots are limited so be sure to sign-up now! Learn the art of Horsemanship •And make a Pony Your New Best Friend CAMP DATES – JUNE 17 AUGUST 30 • Monday through Friday (Except Weds.) 9am to 1pm •

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want to start my second column of the season by tune-up. We’ll grease, adjust, tighten, re-spec your saying a heartfelt, “thanks-you!” Since I opened the bike from tail to nose. By the time we’re done she’ll run Idoors to my new shop I’ve welcomed old and some like a puppy again. Considering the hundreds of not new friends who have embraced my goal to keep a thousands invested in your bike it’s the most sensible first-rate bike shop here in Montauk. You’ve wished me and prudent thing to do annually to extend its longev- well, brought me work, ordered bikes and in general ity and maintain it’s performance. made the start of this venture promising indeed. Like anything new, I have hopes and dreams of long- SOMETHING NEW? term success. But let’s face it, opening a new business If you do decide it is time to buy something new here in Montauk is a risky venture. No matter how well I have a shop full of choices to suit almost any need. you plan, things can go wrong. For me, so far so good. That starts with a great selection of well-built Fuji, SE The space, location and goods all seem to fit together or Tuesdays cruisers and road bikes. Durable, depend- well. Add in a ton of sweat and hours and I think I’m able, well-built they come in a variety of price points here for the long haul. that will put a smile on your biking face. How about starting at only $270? I see you grinning already! KEEP IT TUNED HERE If you’d like a premium Giant bikes, the best built Speaking of which, I want to remind you every bike American bike on the market, happy to oblige. With a needs work from time to time. The mechanics of trans- roster that runs from performance road bikes to world- forming physical effort into forward motion takes a toll class mountains, state-of-the-art hybrids to the latest on wheels, tires, gears, chains, brakes and cables. The electric assisted models they cover the all the biking key to keeping the whole enterprise rolling smoothly bases. Don’t have one in stock? is routine and regular maintenance. And I’ve got two Just say the word and I’ll have it in stock, pronto! packages perfect for just that. And of course if you just need to rent a great bike, Bring your bike new or old in and for a mere $40 I’ll come on down to the harbor. For mere dollars a day give it a good once over. We’ll see if there’s anything you can cruise Montauk roads and trails in comfort and stressed that needs adjusting, replacing, repairing or safety. I guarantee it. upgrading. With estimate for such in hand you can The proud owner of the newest bike shop on then proceed to make that command decision to let the East End, you’ll find Chris Briand behind the it ride, do the work or maybe even think about some- counter of his MONTAUK CYCLE CO. 631-668- thing new. 8975 on West Lake Drive at the front of the Mar- Chris Briand at Montauk Cycle Company. For only $90 I’ll give the old iron steed a full spring ket at Montauk in the harbor. ■

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SURF CAMP 2019 As someone who grew up on and in the water it’s hard for me to imagine a life without surfing. I may not get to do it as often I’d like, running a shop and raising a family does take priority, but when I hit the water the day-to-day grind eases and a profound sense of freedom comes over me. It is a gift. Living here by the ocean, being physically able to surf, it is not something everyone is fortunate enough to enjoy. That’s one reason I love my annual surf camp. For the past 18 years I’ve had the fun of watching little kids take their first steps into surfing. And for many, learning a sport they will enjoy the rest of their life. Some are natural born surfers, others struggle, but almost every student who has crossed our path learns the fundamentals of this challenging sport, paving the way for their entry into the line-up. To do that they need to learn how to read the water, to know how a wave has to be approached. How to paddle out and take their position. Then launch themselves into the wave and at just the right moment, pop-up, find their center and ride that watery beast to shore. Over the course of three sessions my crack staff shows each camper the step-by-step progression that makes all that possible. It is a joy to watch, as much as for me and the staff as the many parents who have been on hand to ap- plaud their kid’s slide down that first blue slope. Our 2019 camp starts July 8 with six week’s session through August 16. Each session is a three day event, Mondays, Wednesday and Friday from 8-11AM. We meet at Ditch Plains and move just far enough down the beach for privacy. There we also have fun with boogie boarding, skim boarding and a good round of beach football. Classes are open for boys and girls 7 and up. The cost is $450 and includes a surfboard and rash guard. Since the water can still be a bit chill for little grommets a wet suit is recommended. We’ll provide some light snacks and drinks, it’s be a good idea for you to add a beach towel and sun screen. Class size is small so each camper gets plenty of individual attention. The downside is classes fill fast, so if you want a slot in the very best surf camp on the East End, better call pronto. Dockage RIDE THAT LOG Largest Darenberg’s Available Teaching someone to surf requires patience, skill and for the 2019 Season the right equipment. For us that means an Odysea long CharterFor Boat Hire Fleet board. We use these soft-top designs because they are In Montauk MONTAUK incredibly easy to paddle and maneuver. They are also nearly indestructible. Bounce them off the bottom all you want and they come up ready for more punishment! MARINE BASIN The two I like the most are the Log and Plank series. Both are classic long board designs and come in 7, 8 and 9’ lengths. The Log is set-up with three fins while the Plank is pure old-school, single fin style. Want to hang ten like it’s 1967 again? This is your ticket to fun, fun, fun in the surfing sun my friend! And hey, so they won’t cost you an arm and a leg, NEW GAS DOCKS • TRANSIENT BOATS WELCOME • BAIT/TACKLE that’s fine by me. Chances are you’ll want another board 6 est ake rie Montauk 1195 e 6316685900 a 6316685659 www.marineasin.com one day, maybe a premium Ricky Carrol or Laird SUP. Thing is, when you walk out of the shop with a Log or Plank under your arm I know you’re going to be doing HOME OF THE BEST exactly what I set this shop up for in the first place. To have fun surfing. CHARTER BOATS When not surfing or running the most successful surf camp on the East End you’ll find Stu Foley on Half day and full day trips the floor at his AIR AND SPPED SHOP 631-668-0356 for ﬂ uke, bass, tuna and sharks dispensing the word on local surfing and conditions. ■

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he topic of health is more and more a staple of simply having at hand good food. Lucky for you End is held in Sag Harbor on scenic Bay Street from of every day conversation and contemplation. here in the Hamptons the tradition of farming that 9AM-1PM. Sundays you need to get to Southampton T No more so than summer when we all bare the was not so long ago the economic backbone of this Village where on lower Jobs Lane the grounds of the benefits or deficits of a life well lived. Vanity aside, region still yields food and ingredients that are fresh, SH Arts Center hosts that area’s from 9AM-2PM. Of being healthy is a prime requisite for a long, happy healthy and seasonally available. course all are free to attend but I’ll bet the farm you’ll life. One we wish all our readers. In that vein here’s One way to connect directly with that tradition is leave with an armful of great goods before it’s over. ways you should heed to make sure this summer you by shopping for the freshest locally grown foods at Of course you can also hunt down your local Farm are the best you can be. any of the many weekly open-air FARMERS MAR- Stand in almost every village and hamlet. From small KETS across the East End. That begins in Montauk stands like the BISTRIAN’S predominantly veggie YOU ARE . . . every Thursday from 9AM-2PM on the village green across the street from the EH Village Firehouse on Yea, what you eat. And increasingly we have a in the center of town. Friday you’ll find many of the Cedar Street to store-sized outposts like the HALSEY gross divide between those who eat well and those same vendors and more at on North Main Street in FARM on Upper Seven Pond Road in Water Mill you who don’t. A product of upbringing, genetics, loca- East Hampton, next to Nick n Toni’s Restaurant from can depend on most any to stock you with fresh veg- tion and ingrained habits eating well is also a matter 9AM-1PM. On Saturday one of the largest on the East gies, fruits, baked goods and more.

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Watch the sun set with live music at George’s Lighthouse Café.

his is turning out to be one of the most interest- be completely different than any other. SEL ROSA is the its kind on the East End. ing years in restaurant news in decades. Not just fourth in a series of rooms styled by imaginative Manhat- Tucked away at the newly renamed Montauk Anglers Tbecause of the sheer volume of opening but the tan restaurteur Kristin Vincent. Here the overwhelming Club (formerly Gone Fishing Marina) GIN BEACH CAFÉ timing. Here we are at the beginning of July and there choices are fueled by her passion for the artistic vision 631-483-5111 is a casual, cozy, quiet get away that in- are plenty of rooms just cracking open their doors. Well, of Marcel Duchamp and Salvador Dali. Two pillars of the vites you to drop-in for great food with a beautiful view as the man once said, save the best for last, huh? modernist movement of the early 20th century they also of the Lake and boats. Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner Only time and demanding diners will determine if that’s shared a friendship and lifestyle that revolved around the and a bountiful take-out menu it follows the same style the case but for your appetizing pleasure here are what I sea, the bounty of that same and a languid approach to its sister spot, Crabby Amy’s in Seaford does. Find the believe to be the very last openings of the 2019 season. dining. Here that translates to a lavishly decorated space freshest seafood, fish and lobster, add a healthy dose of with tented dining rooms, theatrical lighting, textured tacos, burgers, sandwiches and salads, and serve them LAST OF THE EAST walls and exotic color schemes. The menu centers on in quantity, quality and variety. Located within arms reach Water Mill is a tough spot to find a new restaurant. a broad array of oysters and seafood, carefully plated of some of the best charter boats in Montauk they’ve The tiniest hamlet on the East End it has a very small entrees and a cocktail menu that embraces botanically added a few fisherman twists everyone can enjoy. “You nucleus of eateries. This month they welcome an excit- infused liquors in imaginative mixes. Meals will be en- hook em, we cook” - bring your daily catch in and they’ll ing new addition. The GARDEN AT WATER MILL 631- joyed with music both live and DJ’d. The effect is to offer serve it up! Looking to make an early run to the Canyon 500-9373 takes over at the old the yellow farm house an experience as much as a meal, one unlike anything of and need food? Drop off your cooler and they’ll stock it that was home to the acclaimed Robert’s Restaurant for your morning ride. Acknowledging the trend towards for decades. This new venture is designed to take full a healthier eating they also have vegan, vegetarian and advantage of the lush grounds that surround it this new gluten free choices. Here’s a healthy meal, a delicious, all-day restaurant is designed with group dining in mind. overflowing Poke bowl! When dinner is done stay for an The intimate 60 seat main ding room opens onto the early evening drink and enjoy one of the most spectacu- expansive garden where lawn games, private dining al- lar sunsets in the East End. coves and space for family sized lobster bakes await. The Finally, we motor to the very end of the Island where menu features all-American summer fare such as crudo, the Montauk Lighthouse is one of the most visible and shareable snacks and BBQ Plates. Matched with playful, visited landmarks on Long Island. Always worth a tour, large-format cocktails and an extensive wine list a per- the views, scenery and history are enough to make fect spot for a leisurely lunch, or late-night. This month someone hungry. But where to eat? Thank George, they host a series of acclaimed pop-up chefs bringing there’s a new solution that makes that long drive to fare of the world to this oasis of taste. the Point more than worth the gas. Set steps from the Amagansett is another smaller spot with its own pauc- Lighthouse GEORGE’S LIGHTHOUSE CAFÉ 631- tity of restaurants. One that was a big winner, and oc- FLY ME TO . . . 668-2076 is a perfect place to enjoy a meal and a casional headache, was Cyril’s. A bad boy on the dining drink with one of the most spectacular views on the scene with overflow crowds and a chip on its shoulder it MONTAUK East End. Sit in the soaring open space dining room or has been closed and replaced with a brand-new restau- on the waterfront patio you’ll feel at home the second rant that closes the book on all that. MORTY’S OYSTER nce upon a time (love that opening you sit down. Chef Marcos Martinez uses his Puerto STAND 631-668-8355 plans a more genteel drinking don’t you) two brothers airlifted live Rican roots combined with Asian influences to make and dining experience. Sure, it will be crowded, any O lobsters from Montauk to NYC for the very most of the locally available fish, seafood, room run by the Ex-Surf Lodge’s master chef Sam Tal- 1940’s high society dining pleasure. They fresh farm produce and ingredients available to cre- bot will be, but nothing like the mad house the old joint called their service MONTAUK FLY. Well, ate classic Hamptons dishes as well as signature pork featured. This slimmed down, sophisticated operation it’s kind of back. Except instead of ferrying belly sliders, spicy tuna poke and fish tacos. And in an plans to parlay a locally sourced seafood driven menu lobsters to Manhattan they’re bringing red- area where many meals come with sticker shock, it’s with a killer drink list to attract a sizeable yet manageable hot Manhattanites to Montauk. surprisingly affordable. Like a good time? Enjoy live crowd. Serving lunch and dinner daily with a late-night For the mere sum of $690 MONTAUK music every Thursday and Sunday, including sets from appeal daily. And if you still crave an old Cyril’s BBC (Bai- FLY 844-FLYBLADE, a division of BLADE. the incomparable Nancy Atlas. Add it all up and its no ley’s Banana Colada) don’t fret. They’re still turning them will load you in a twin-engine Cessna Grand wonder many a local and visitor drive to the Point not out by the gallon. Caravan at Teterboro Airport and drop you for the Lighthouse but for this Café. at MTK International Airport. Enjoy a bag of THE REALLY BIG DINING SHOW chips, cold brew and a great view while you THAT ALL? Moving into Montauk we see a few more rooms skip the traffic and start the weekend early in Gee, you think? After six months anticipation it looks added to the almost 70 this bustling village offers. We’ll style and comfort. like every room is open, ready to show you the dining start with a place that dare I say it (“I dare you!”) will time of your life. So, get out there and eat, eat, eat! n

54 | JULY 2019 www.MontaukLife.com WELE NS LLE Just a block south of Main Street, in the heart of the village, South Etna Avenue has ve delicious chances to satisfy almost any cravings. Fresh seafood, delicious sushi, hearty breakfasts and lunches, great Mexican and Latino food, gourmet ice cream, desserts, baked goods, iced coffees and espresso and much more! Eat at a sidewalk table, a cozy dining room or grab and go. The choices are many and always satisfying.

N E 28 S Eta Ae - 1-48-58 When you are on vacation, there are a few rules. You don’t make your morning or afternoon coffee, you come to the Pink Frog Cafe’ and charming girls will serve you La Colombe, hot or cold coffee, latte, cappuccino, cold brew, and breakfast alternatives like muffi ns, waffl es, donuts or just grab a cup of fresh cut fruits with yogurt. Beach time would be complete with a scoop or two of Blue Marble Organic Ice Cream or a Soft Serve of your choice or get enticed with a one of a kind refreshing fruit or candy shake or simply a homemade fl ying saucer! And of course, everyone deserves a memorable desert after dinner in a relaxed setting. Choose from a variety of our Bindi dessert selections for every taste, ice cream and espresso combo called affogato. Everything is made with LOVE, served with a SMILE all to bring happiness to your vacation. So come over and try our “Shake your Frooty” Shake or just order an Ice Cream Cake for any occasion! Peace, Love and Happiness. LES 28 S Eta Ae - 1-28-5 Anyone who knows East End comfort food knows Goldberg’s. With locations in East Hampton, Southampton, Bridgehampton and Westhampton Beach they’ve spread the gospel of great comfort food from one end of the Hampton’s to the other. In Montauk they even offer three convenient locations, one in the village just south of Main Street, another between the village and Amagansett and just opened their new outpost at the head of the harbor. Enjoy the same fresh made bagels, home-made soups and full deli here, too! Open from 6AM till 3PM daily come by for breakfast or lunch and see why the lines start to form as soon as the sun comes up! NNENL E 4 S Eta Ae - 1-8-00 For almost 20 years this has been Montauk’s home for authentically prepared Columbian, Dominican and Ecuadorian food. One taste of their home-made chicken, beef or cheese empanada or Arepa con Carne Asada and you know, these folks are the real deal. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner to take-out or enjoy at one of their sidewalk tables you also quickly realize something special about their food. Whether it’s a healthy salad, oversized Boars Head or authentic Cuban sandwich, hot entrée from their dozen or more daily selections, the servings are large and the prices small. Need a complete meal? Pick up a quarter, half or whole rotisserie chicken, the best in all of Montauk, with a few sides and your family is fed! Open daily at 6AM start your day with an egg sandwich on freshly baked bread, end it with a delicious plate of seasonal fruit. E 4 S Eta Ae - 1-8-2111 One of last years biggest hits, this cozy sidewalk spot opens is open for its second season. Located just block from the beach in the center of Montauk this spot is owned and operated by the same master chef who ran the ultra-packed Clam Bar. Here he brings a decades plus experience creating great seafood centered meals that appeal to every taste and price point. Of course, they’ll be lobsters in rolls, entrees and to-go options. Add a black board full of seasonal plates, familiar specials and imaginative dishes and you’ll see why this newcomer created a loyal following fast! NLL SS 8 S Eta Ae - 1-28-51 Once upon a time, not that many year ago, the original Naturally Good spot was located mid-way between Main and the beach. When a bigger spot opened on Main Street the new larger café moved there leaving the old spot dark. Well, no more. After much rumination a perfect solution to use that space presented itself. Why not dedicate it to sushi? Considering the bounty local waters offer for fresh seafood, lobster and fi sh what could possibly be a better fi t? Now open this aptly named spot offers all your favorite rolls, entrees, plates and more to go or stay in their cozy dining room or sunny lawn.

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t may be a small village but Montauk has more restau- the greatest selection of Blue Marble organic and soft and a drink with one of the most spectacular views on the rants per acre than any other East End spot. From the serve ice cream, masterfully made muffins, donuts and East End. Sit in the soaring open space dining room or on Idock to the village. The Point to the Stretch you’ll find pastries, gourmet coffee and espressos and sumptuous the waterfront patio you’ll feel at home the second you sit dozens of places to satisfy your appetite. Here’s a great snacks this is the perfect place to feed your sweet tooth down. Chef Marcos Martinez uses his Puerto Rican roots selection for your spring consideration. no matter the age. After all, you deserve the very best! combined with Asian influences to make the very most of 34 S. Etna Avenue - 631-483-5989 the locally available fish, seafood, fresh farm produce and 668 GIG SHACK ingredients available to create classic Hamptons dishes One of our most popular sidewalk cafes boasts a ca- CONTINENTAL MARKET as well as signature pork belly sliders, spicy tuna poke sual, hip atmosphere the young, smart set craves. The For almost 20 years this has been Montauk’s home for and fish tacos. And in an area where many meals come menu features a creative, tropically themed surf cuisine authentically prepared Columbian, Dominican and Ecua- with sticker shock, it’s surprisingly affordable. Like a good that’s heavy on fresh local fish and seafood. The bar of- dorian food. One taste of their home-made chicken, beef time? Enjoy live music every Thursday and Sunday, in- fers a slew of custom cocktails, craft beers, fine wines or cheese empanada or Arepa con Carne Asada and you cluding sets from the incomparable Nancy Atlas. Add it and barkeeps who know how to keep the crowd happy. know, these folks are the real deal. Serving breakfast, lunch all up and its no wonder many a local and visitor drive to As the name more than implies, live music is a staple and dinner to take-out or enjoy at one of their sidewalk ta- the Point not for the Lighthouse but for this Café. with folk, rock, pop, reggae and original tunes on tap. bles you also quickly realize something special about their 1999 Montauk Point State Pkwy - 631-668-2076 Serving lunch and dinner daily stop by and see why the food. Whether it’s a healthy salad, oversized Boars Head or crowd who knows, knows to linger here. authentic Cuban sandwich, hot entrée from their dozen or GIN BEACH CAFÉ 782 Main Street - 631-668-2727 more daily selections, the servings are large and the prices NEW! Tucked away at the newly renamed Montauk An- small. Need a complete meal? Pick up a quarter, half or glers Club (formerly Gone Fishing Marina) this is a casual, ANTHONY’S PANCAKE HOUSE whole rotisserie chicken, the best in all of Montauk, with a cozy, quiet get away that invites you to drop-in for great For 67 glorious years this tried and true spot has put few sides and your family is fed! Open daily at 6AM start food with a beautiful view of the Lake and boats. Serving more eggs, pancakes, waffles, bagels w/lox, old fash- your day with an egg sandwich on freshly baked bread, breakfast, lunch, dinner and a bountiful take-out menu it ioned French toast and freshly brewed coffee in front of end it with a delicious plate of seasonal fruit. follows the same style its sister spot, Crabby Amy’s in Sea- more people than any other spot in town. For a real treat, 34 S. Etna Avenue - 631-668-6060 ford does. Find the freshest seafood, fish and lobster, add try the crepes, they’re filled with fresh fruit, and topped a healthy dose of tacos, burgers, sandwiches and salads, with real whipped cream. Waffles are made to order, hot DURYEA’S DOCK and serve them in quantity, quality and variety. Located off the iron–top them with ice cream or berries. Breakfast Located on the beautiful shores of Ft. Pond Bay this within arms reach of some of the best charter boats in is available all day, and lunch begins as soon as you’ve is one of the most popular, waterfront restaurants on Montauk they’ve added a few fisherman twists everyone finished your eggs. Count on the handmade burgers, gy- the East End. Offering a charming, rustic, nautical feel can enjoy. “You hook em, we cook” - bring your daily ros, salads and sandwiches to be hearty and delicious, and a large waterfront deck people flock here to drink in catch in and they’ll serve it up! Looking to make an early the prices reasonable and the service at your service. magnificent sunsets and beautiful scenery. Add a broad run to the Canyon and need food? Drop off your cooler Looking for a healthy start to your day? Try a delicious menu that includes fresh fish and seafood in imaginative and they’ll stock it for your morning ride. Acknowledging honey bowl filled with healthy granola, Greek yogurt and recipes to go with always perfect lobster served in a vari- the trend towards a healthier eating they also have vegan, fruit and the always hip Ascei Bowl with locally available ety of ways. All under the watchful eye of Executive Chef vegetarian and gluten free choices. Here’s a healthy meal, fruit, berries, and assorted toppings. Pierre Sudre, a French native who brought two decades a delicious, overflowing Poke bowl! When dinner is done Main St - 631-668-9705 experience in four-star restaurants from Miami to French stay for an early evening drink and enjoy one of the most Polynesia to bear. Open for lunch, dinner and take-out spectacular sunsets in the East End. BEST PIZZA a happy marriage of the best of old and new Montauk. 467 East Lake Drive - 631-483-5111 NEW! It takes a lot of old-school moxie to call any 65 Tuthill Road - 631-668-2410 restaurant, best. Especially a pizzeria. With literally hun- GOLDBERG’S dreds in NYC who’s to say, who’s best? Well, this op- EL TACO OLE’ Anyone who knows East End comfort food knows eration on Havemeyer Street in the heart of Williams- NEW! For the past four years there’s has been a good Goldberg’s. With locations in East Hampton, Southamp- burg wears that name, very, very well. Over the past spot at the end of Main Street to grab a simple taco or ton, Bridgehampton and Westhampton Beach they’ve ten years it has been singled out by press and peers for burrito. This year there is a significant upgrade. Basi- spread the gospel of great comfort food from one end of consistently serving the most delicious slices and pies cally what was OK is now “Ole”!! That colorful sign an- the Hampton’s to the other. In Montauk they even offer in town. Much of that is due the hard work and food nounces authentic regional Mexican fare served by folks three convenient locations, one in the village just south ethics of owner Frank Pinello. His vision of a down-to- who know that cuisine first-hand and are proud to bring of Main Street, another between the village and Amagan- earth, neighborhood slice shop where everybody can it to Montauk. Of course you’ll still have tacos and build- sett and just opened their new outpost at the head of the grab a great meal without mortgaging their soul is fully you-own burritos and quesadillas but spice it up with harbor. Enjoy the same fresh made bagels, home-made realized here. Bless his heart he’s decided to bring that choice ingredients like guajillo sauce (Chile sauce with soups and full deli here, too! Open from 6AM till 3PM same concept to Montauk. Opening this month next to grilled pineapple), sweet salsa macha and lime, exotic daily come by for breakfast or lunch and see why the lines Goldberg’s on the Napeague Stretch expect the same spicy green tomatillo sauce and Frizo mushrooms. Need start to form as soon as the sun comes up! wood-fired, old-school, creatively crafted pizza. Grab a something healthy? They have a full slate of vegan and 28 S. Etna Street - 631-238-5976 slice or a pie, add a beer or a cocktail and you my friend vegetarian offers, too. Have your’s to stay in their sunny are rocking and rolling in Hamptons heaven. outside patio, upstairs in the loft or grab it to go. Have GOSMAN’S DOCK Montauk Highway - Amagansett - 631-668-8378 a cold cerveza to wash it down. An affordable lunch or More than a restaurant a landmark that literally put dinner that’s now one of the best meals in Montauk. Montauk on the gastronomic map! Set beside the harbor CAFÉ SUGAR SHACK 805 Main Street - 631-668-8257 inlet, the passing boats your personal maritime parade When you are on vacation there are a few dietary choose from the casual outdoor clam bar or formal res- rules that need to be bent a bit. A beautiful sunset de- GEORGE’S CAFÉ taurant. The first is a sunny stop for a basket of fried local serves more than one beer. A great day starts with a full NEW! The Montauk Lighthouse is one of the most vis- seafood, freshly made lobster roll or hot dog and a cup breakfast. And no day is ever complete without a treat. ible and visited landmarks on Long Island. Always worth of premium ice cream. The second is a full service restau- It could be a triple-scoop cone of Rocky Road, a just out a tour, the views, scenery and history are enough to rant where an innovative menu of local seafood, fish and of the oven steaming blueberry muffin, a plate of deep- make someone hungry. But where to eat? Thank George, lobster rivals any room in town. Like sushi? There’s simply fried apple fritters, a dozen delicious donuts to go. Here there’s a new solution that makes that long drive to the no better place to have a custom roll or a full platter in Montauk you find all that and more a block south of Point more than worth the gas. Set steps from the Light- of your choice. Combining panoramic views with superb Main Street at this aptly named store. 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than earns its place amongst the very best restaurants in es galore. Enjoy your meal with one of the best water the East End. Serving lunch and dinner daily. views anywhere with floor to ceiling views of the bay, inlet West Lake Drive - 631-668-5330 and harbor. And be sure to linger for a drink in the bar JAZZY NIGHTS room with a great view of the Inlet and the passing boats. HOOKED 541 East Lake Drive - 631-668-4272 hey call it the GIG SHACK 631-668- One of last years biggest hits, this cozy sidewalk spot 2727 for a reason. Most every day opens is open for its second season. Located just block LAST HOPE LAGOON Tin season there’s live music that’s as from the beach in the center of Montauk this spot is Celebrating their 15th year this colorful, themed res- sweet and right as the food and drink here. owned and operated by the same master chef who ran taurant celebrates the whimsical tale of a Montauk mer- Wednesday they put on a particularly en- the ultra-packed Clam Bar. Here he brings a decades maid Katie and her love affair with a passing English set- tertaining evening when the best local jazz plus experience creating great seafood centered meals tler, Sir William Woods. Legend has it these soul mates players drop by and do that crazy thing they that appeal to every taste and price point. Of course, were granted 300 years happy life by Poseidon. If so for do. Catch the uplifting sounds of Sheryl Bai- they’ll be lobsters in rolls, entrees and to-go options. the past decade they’ve enjoyed their life together in the ley, Bill O’Connell, Kirk Knuffke and more Add a black board full of seasonal plates, familiar spe- company of thousands of happy patrons who’ve taken to on the patio and watch the summer light go cials and imaginative dishes and you’ll see why this new- the charming surroundings and great family fare served down in a musical blaze of glory. comer created a loyal following fast! here. Relax in the main room or by the sea in their revi- 34 S. Etna Avenue -631-668-2111 talized outdoor ocean view bar and BBQ while enjoying the new menu created by Chef Guido. Loaded with fresh INLET SEAFOOD RESTAURANT fish and seafood that compliment the traditional Ameri- Located at the head of the harbor on East Lake Drive can and Greek specialties you’ll enjoy an affordable and overlooking the water this beautiful room has been delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Located at the a popular spot for lunch and dinner since it opened in Royal Atlantic Resort in the heart of the village open to all. 2006. Owned and operated by the six commercial fisher- 126 Emerson Avenue - 631-668-1511 men who run the commercial dock located here it rightly built a solid following for the freshest possible fish and MARKET AT MONTAUK seafood in town. From the familiar bass, fluke and lob- As the name boldly states, this is a full-service mar- ster to more exotic tile fish, porgy and John Dory, there’s ket where you can pick up organic, conventional and lo- something for everyone who loves fresh local fish. Throw cal groceries and all your goods for a perfect day at the in some of the best sushi on the East End plus a good se- beach or on the boat. You’ll find shelves and aisles over- lection of steaks and meats and you’ve got choice choic- flowing with simple and fresh ingredients, as well as the

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58 | JULY 2019 www.MontaukLife.com RESTAURANT ROUND UP: MONTAUK essentials. This year they’ve added a new layer of offer- A perfect home-away-from-home for visitors and locals NATURALLY GOOD SUSHI ings that are as healthy as they are delicious. Choose from alike be sure to drop by for their trademark Happy Hour Once upon a time, not that many year ago, the origi- innovative sandwiches, salads, spreads, smoothies and 3-5 Monday - Friday with specials all around! nal Naturally Good spot was located mid-way between entrees that are vegan and vegetarian! Serving breakfast, 88 Firestone Road - 631-668-5992 Main and the beach. When a bigger spot opened on lunch and dinner have yours to-go or enjoy your meal at Main Street the new larger café moved there leaving the one of their breezy, sidewalk tables. Open daily at 6AM. MTK LOBSTER HOUSE old spot dark. Well, no more. After much rumination a 463 West Lake Drive - 631-238-5433 Located on Main Street on the second floor of the Plaza perfect solution to use that space presented itself. Why Sports building you can easily guess the main focus of this not dedicate it to sushi? Considering the bounty local MONTAUK CIRCLE BURGER cozy eat-in or take-out operation. Most everyone’s favor- waters offer for fresh seafood, lobster and fish what could NEW! This sharp spot takes the place of the old Salt ite summer vacation meal is their focus and they plan to possibly be a better fit? Now open this aptly named spot Box on the top of the Plaza. As the name states it brings have enough cute crustaceans on hand to feed anyone’s offers all your favorite rolls, entrees, plates and more to a mean burger to town. That begins by using a special Army, Navy or Air Force. Add fresh fish and seafood, tacos go or stay in their cozy dining room or sunny lawn. blend of meats to create a variety of fresh burgers every anyway you love them, build your own burgers, a great 38 S. Etna Ave - 631-238-5791 day. Choose from a base MCB Burger or go straight to kids menu and more. Open daily for lunch and dinner and the top with a Monster Burger - double the patties and weekend breakfast this spring they add delivery, too. NAVY BEACH fixings for a man-sized meal! Leaning towards a healthier 716 Montauk Highway - 631-238-5703 The brainchild of partners Frank & Kristina Davis, Franklin lifestyle, they also have a great Vegan burger that’s gluten Ferguson, Leyla Marchetto and Martin Cabrera, Navy Beach free, too. Like fish? You’ll have it in great sandwiches. Add NATURALLY GOOD splashed on the Montauk restaurant scene in 2010. “One of a full bar for all your favorite local and imported spirits Looking for the healthiest meal & market in Montauk? the most buzzed about new restaurants and bars in Mon- and beers for the adults and you’re set for lunch and din- Just look for the orange awning on Main Street. Newly tauk,” Navy Beach was dubbed a “perfect destination for ner daily. Can’t make it to town? They deliver, too. expanded from their original store a block from the beach summer dining” by The New York Times. This laid-back, fam- 99 S. Edgemere Road- 631-238-5510 this larger version of the two decade old spot is bigger, ily-friendly waterfront restaurant offers a memorable dining better and more full service than ever! Serving breakfast experience for the whole family in a beach setting with coast- MONTAUKET and lunch, enjoy your organic breakfast burrito or gra- al food and the best sunsets in the Hampton’s. The kitchen Perched high above Gardiner’s Bay is a landmark al- nola with fruit, wrap, soup, salad or veggie burger in their delivers a high quality fish centric menu with an emphasis on most as well known as the Lighthouse itself. For over hidden garden or take it to the beach. You won’t find a sustainable seafood and local seasonal produce. Navy Beach 60 years people have flocked here for good honest lo- fresher, healthier or more delicious meal in Montauk. An is all about location, positioned on a 200-foot private beach cal food a lively bar and the most spectacular sunsets invaluable resource for locals and visitors alike looking to in Montauk, Newsday named it on of the top five water-view in town. Serving lunch and dinner daily enjoy signature become more healthy individuals. Open year-round. lunch, dinner and brunch spots on the East End. fresh fish, hearty burgers and weekly specials on hand. 779 Montauk Highway - 631-668-9030 16 Navy Road - 631-668-6868

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RICK’S CRABBY COWBOY CAFÉ ing for their signature food truck? Starting May 1 you can SWALLOW EAST You don’t get to be one of the most popular res- find it at either the restaurant or in the Gosman’s parking Six years ago a new room opened here to great suc- taurants in Montauk without having all the right in- lot and have the best hot dog, burger, fish sandwich or cess. Praised for its food, service and vision this harbor gredients. First you need a great spot. Overlooking lobster roll in town with a view of the water. front spot is a showcase for chef/owner James Tchinis‘s scenic Lake Montauk this is one of the most scenic 448 West Lake Drive - 631-238-5707 culinary magic. Relying on local farmers for seasonally restaurants in Montauk. The add great food at reason- available produce, local fishermen for the freshest catch able prices. Rick’s selection of the freshest seafood, SLOPPY TUNA of the day, and area suppliers for basic ingredients he and fish, lobsters, lobster rolls, trademark BBQ and world- We all know the Tuna is a great place to grab a drink his staff turn out innovative fare. Equal parts showman famous onion rings more than fits the bill. Looking for overlooking the ocean, meet new and old friends, lis- and master chef you get to watch their mastery from a a meal to remember long after you’ve left Montauk? ten to some of the best music in Montauk and have front row seat at the open air kitchen while they turn out Try Rick’s famous lobster, steak or a crab bake: a big a ball! But food is just as essential an element to the some of the best small plate seafood, fish and shellfish in helping of one of the former plus clams, steamers, Tuna’s appeal and this year they’ve doubled down on town. Have your meal in their rustic, casual nautical main mussels, shrimp and potato. Next it helps to be cus- that with a variety of new programs and ideas. Start room or on the sun drenched deck at waterside’ edge. tomer friendly. And whether it’s a couple looking to with a great new menu loaded with local favorites. Add some of the best custom cocktails in Montauk, daily enjoy a romantic sunset drink or a family with 15 hun- Like to dance? Drop by every Tuesday - Saturday at specials, live music in season almost every night of the gry mouths to fill Rick has the space, patience and staff 9PM for a great DJ. Serving lunch and dinner daily week and some of the best views of the harbor and you to make everyone feel right at home. Serving lunch from noon-10PM the bar is open till 4AM. know why this is one of the hottest rooms in town. and dinner daily with nightly s’more pits to linger over 148 S. Emerson - Montauk - 631-647-8000 474 West Lake Drive - 631-668-8344 long after sunset, Rick’s is the ultimate destination in Montauk dining. SOUTH EDISON TT’S MONTAUK East Lake Drive - 631-668-3200 One of the most critically acclaimed restaurant in NEW! Down on the docks there’s a colorful new din- Montauk turns ten this year. And its present to you is ing addition. A whitewashed building overlooking the SAMMY’S via long-time chef and new owner/operator Frankie docks with a tantalizing double TT sign. “Tacos and Te- Now in its eighth season this dockside spot has become Fuschetto. With a fine understanding of his custom- quila - MTK” is a straight-forward idea perfect for a sum- a frequent stop for anyone who appreciates well-prepared ers needs he’s spent the off-season refining the al- mer spot like Montauk. Serve a great array of delicious food in a scenic setting. Serving lunch and dinner daily ready successful blend of innovative menu, polished tacos add a bar length supply of the finest tequilas and choose from a wide-ranging menu that emphasis’s local service and attractive setting to keep this now de- you’ve hung out the “come on in and have a great time” fish and seafood, produce and ingredients in recipes that cade old eatery at the top of the gastronomic parade sign here. Price-wise you can’t overstay your budget are well thought-out without being pretentious. Add a on the East End. Drop by nightly for a spectacular when a man-sized taco starts at just $3. With years of custom cold drink, a fresh breeze off the water and a great dinner. experience in Brooklyn doing much the same the three Sammy's_FULLview and PAGE you BIG BOOK know 4/12/18 why 4:58 this PM Pageplace 1 is habit-forming. Look- 17 S. Edison Street - Montauk - 631-668-4200 young wise men in charge here know their way around

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making a room rock. And whether it is breakfast, lunch, screen TV’s wired to every sports network your little dinner or a late night drink they have added one more heart desires! Looking for great casual food, the boys WESTLAKE FISH HOUSE compelling reason to get your butt down to the docks. offer a full fledged menu that covers all the bases: fin- Located at the West Lake Marina, right next to the West Lake Drive ger food like wings, potato skins and nachos; hearty docks, this restaurant has that old Montauk vibe com- soups, salads, sandwiches and burgers as well as an bined with new and innovative ways to serve seafood. THE POINT entrée list that embraces fresh local fish, prime steaks Sit inside or outside at the Dockside Bar and watch Celebrating its 20th year as Montauk’s favorite and chicken dishes. Add a river of brew, a bevy of drink boats come in with their catch. The menu features fresh sports bar The Point is dedicated to the decidedly All- specials, great live entertainment and the night is per- local seafood, fresh sushi, fish & chips, chowder and a American proposition that you simply can’t get enough fect. Open for lunch and dinner daily the bar’s open raw bar, even a kids menu! Families are more than wel- pro and college baseball, basketball, hockey and all till 4AM so don’t be shy about dropping in early and come. Live music everyday in season, no reservations things athletic, action. Located in the heart of the vil- staying late. required. lage catch all the games on a mind-boggling 16 flat Main Street - 631-668-1500 352 Westlake Drive - 631-668-FISH (3474)

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hen you’re looking for a great meal there are for food lovers. The menu emphasizes fresh local fish many a place to choose. Here’s a quick look and seafood with Mediterranean and French touches. W at some of the very best from East Hampton, With a reputation for fine food and gentle hospitaliza- THE FLORA Sag Harbor, Southampton and more. tion reservations are highly suggested. 85 Montauk Hwy - East Hampton - 631-527-7131 ROYALE BEL MARE NEW! Located a short drive from East Hampton’s CANAL CAFÉ verlooking the docks SWALLOW Maidstone Beach, Michael’s earned a decades long pa- Overlooking the inlet in Hampton Bays this waterside EAST 631-668-8344 is lucky to tronage from local and visitors for it’s homespun hospi- spot is perfect for a casual lunch or dinner. Specializing Ohave one of the savviest drink tality, gracious hosts and a generous menu that featured in the freshest local fish and seafood your next filet or technicians in this land. Mariah, as in reasonably priced food. Now gone this new Italian eat- lobster is literally off-loaded onto the docks at your feet. “They Call the Wind Mariah”, has a touch ery looks to fill that void with a revamped look, attentive Enjoy it inside the cozy water view dining room or on the for designing custom cocktails few can staff and authentic menu. Chef Luigi Del Conte brings an spacious, water view deck. Open for lunch and dinner match. Going beyond the usual mixes she experienced hand to that and his signature shrimp and you’ll find them at the Hampton Watercraft Marina on looks for exotic ingredients that can give scallop Sambuca, veal Luigi and classic penne a la vodka the west side of the Shinnecock Canal. that breezy getaway’s customers whole are testament to those skills. Keeping with changing gas- 44 Newtown Lane, Hampton Bays - 631-723-2155 new reasons to stick around and have an- tronomic times he’s also designed a number of gluten- other round. Her discovery of Songbird’s free and vegetarian selections. Like pizza? Have your’s THE CLUBHOUSE array of delicate delights demonstrates to stay or go, they’ve installed a rack of wood burning Now in its second successful year this is the bowling/ this ability to surprise and entertain even ovens to turn out a variety that are sure to please. Open bar/restaurant combo that has made living year-round the most sophisticated palate. Here the for lunch and dinner daily, with all entrees “to-go” Three survivable. Many a cold wet night was livened for all by a hints of fresh herbs, hibiscus, elder flower Mile Harbor is fortunate to have another neighborhood few rounds of ten-pen followed by a cold drink and a hot and raspberry make this creation some- restaurant that’s this neighborly. meal in the company of friends and neighbors. A sports thing to enjoy all summer day long. 28 Maidstone Park Rd - East Hampton - 631-658-9500 bar as good as any you can catch almost any game on INGREDIENTS their big screen TV’s while ordering from an all-American ¾ Oz. - Cardinal Spirits Songbird BISTRO ETE menu heavy in burgers, ribs, hearty sandwiches, daily Flora Liqueur Tucked away in the Water Mill Square this is a charm- specials and more. ½ Oz. - Fresh Lemon Juice ing retreat that offers food in a very unique way. Zagat 174 Daniels Hole Road - East Hampton - 631-537-BOWL 6 Oz. - Prosecco recommends it highly as “refined yet unpretentious 1 - Lemon Peel French seafood cuisine in a cozy, understated space ED’S LOBSTER BAR 1 - Fresh Raspberry with a small sidewalk patio strung with fairy lights!” Serv- NEW! This is the second installment of this popu- Take a chilled fluted glass and wipe the ing dinner daily with an emphasizes on the most freshly lar NYC eatery. Located in the old Bay Burger spot just lip with the lemon peel. Add the lemon juice found, locally sourced ingredients each dish is a unique south of Sag Harbor Village their name pretty much and liquor. Top with Prosecco and garnish creation. gives away the menu. Fresh seafood, especially lobsters, with the lemon peel and raspberry skewered 760 Montauk Hwy - Water Mill - 631-500-9085 is the core offering with plenty of fish - sautéed, broiled on a tooth pick and placed atop. and fried - available. Add drinks for the adults and plenty BOSTWICK’S of freshly made ice cream for kids of all ages. Opening If you liked the fresh seafood served up at their road- for lunch and dinner daily. side restaurant mid-way between East Hampton and 1742 Sag Harbor Turnpike - Sag Harbor Amagansett you’ll love their second location on Three Mile Harbor. Featuring one of the prettiest sunset views FAIRWAY RESTAURANT from their second floor spot over the harbor this sleeker For two decades locals and visitors have known where incarnation continues to offer fresh local seafood, lob- to go for the best breakfast and lunch in town. Located sters and fish for dinner daily. on the Poxobogue golf course this little gem turns out 39 Gann Road - East Hampton - 631-324-1111 the best eggs, pancakes, waffles and specials beginning at 6AM daily. Serving breakfast all day and lunch till late COCHE COMEDOR afternoon close. NEW! An exciting new addition to the local dining 3356 Montauk Hwy, East Hampton - 631-521-7100 scene. Brought to you by the same folks who run Nick n Toni’s, Rowdy Hall and Townline BBQ the culinary pedi- THE GARDEN AT WATER MILL gree is impeccable the concept captivating. Regional NEW! Closed for a number of years the yellow farm Mexican cuisine powers this radically redesigned spot house in Water Mill was home to Robert’s Restaurant, with an emphasis on wood-fired entrees, exotic spices one of the most highly-regarded rooms in the East End. and locally sourced ingredients. Designed to compli- Almost forgotten the building is back in the news in a ment the standard taco and burrito offerings of La Fon- very significant way. Redesigned to take full advantage dito, this more sophisticated, hip eatery should find a of the lush grounds that surround it this new all-day res- warm spot in the hear of anyone who loves a great meal taurant offers an intimate 60 seat main dining room that to go with a great time out. Serving dinner five days a opens onto the expansive garden where lawn games, week, brunch Saturday and Sunday. private dining alcoves and space for family sized lobster 74 Montauk Hwy - Amagansett - 631-324-3550 bakes await. The menu features all-American summer fare such as crudo, shareable snacks and BBQ Plates. COVE HOLLOW TAVERN Matched with playful, large-format cocktails and an Now open two years this is the hugely successful sec- extensive wine list a perfect spot for a leisurely lunch, ond in a line of eateries from the highly regarded folks at or late-night. Come July the host a series of acclaimed the Vine Street Café in Shelter Island. Here they’ve taken pop-up chefs bringing fare of the world to this oasis over the old Café Max just outside East Hampton Village of taste. and turned in into a white washed, dark beamed home 755 Montauk Highway - Water Mill

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LA CAPANNINIA to create the ultimate hand sandwich. Serving lunch and hued to a food formula that has paid off in repeat cus- The best pizza in the area is located on Montauk High- dinner daily the only thing better than a burger is their tomers stretching across generations. Here they will cap- way between East Hampton and Bridgehampton. Open selection of down-home, home-made ice cream and italize on the spacious dining rooms, overflow lawns and daily from 11AM-11PM with a full array of traditional Ital- deserts. connection to locally available ingredients and foods to ian entrees, wine and beer, food to stay or go. Need to Main Street, Sag Harbor - 631-899-4646 provide a large, welcoming, locally connected dining cater a holiday party or just feed the family? Just call experience. ahead and they’ll have a mountain of great food ready LULU’S KITCHEN AND BAR 341 Pantigo Road - East Hampton - 631-359-3100 to go, go, go!! Last year Sag Harbor welcomed a grand new place 2950 Montauk Hwy - East Hampton - 631-537-2626 to eat brought to you by the same folks who have made MORTY’S OYSTER STAND Montauk’s Duryea’s and Arbor such successes! Located Straddling the main road from Amagansett to Mon- K-PASA on Main Street this beautifully constructed room is a tauk this new offering is a must stop this summer. The NEW! Well, technically not new. There has been a warm, cozy, romantic spot to lounge while dining on former site of Cyril’s, one of the very busiest road side Tex/Mex room here in Sag Harbor for almost 20 years. cuisine inspired and provided by their wood-burning rooms ever in the Hamptons, that bad-boy has been But when that closed in 2017 it looked like curtains for grill. Already a huge hit enjoy lunch and dinner daily with completely re-built for a more genteel drinking and din- that crowd pleaser. Well partner, there are second acts in weekend brunch. ing experience. Sure, it will be crowded, any room run by life and this is one. Completely rebuilt and redesigned Main Street - Sag Harbor - 631-725-0900 the Ex-Surf Lodge’s master chef Sam Talbot will be, but as a hipper, more sophisticated eatery the standard ta- nothing like the mad house the old joint featured. This cos and burritos menu has gone upscale, too. Expect PAOLAS RESTAURANT slimmed down, sophisticated operation plans to parlay authentic regional Mexican fare with a style and quality NEW! For the past two years the hottest spot in the a locally sourced seafood driven menu with a killer drink the old place would envy. Add even more tequilas, spe- Hamptons dining universe was the EHF Summer House list to attract a sizeable yet manageable crowd. Serving cialty drinks and a dose of entertainment and you’ll have in East Hampton. Packed daily, now gone it is going to lunch and dinner daily with a late-night appeal daily. even more reasons to brave the traffic and head north be hard to match its unique allure. But this year’s res- And if you still crave an old Cyril’s BBC (Bailey’s Banana to the Harbor. taurant may well do it. Since 1983 this has been one Colada) don’t fret. They’re still turning them out by the 1 Main Street - Sag Harbor - 631-725-3388 of NYC’s best regarded traditional Italian restaurant. A gallon. family affair owner Paola Bottero and son Stefano Ma- 2167 Montauk Hwy - Amagansett - 631-668-8355 LT BURGER raccino subscribe to a simple formula: serve their loyal When the name says burger, expect one of two things. clientele with authentic Italian food and gratitude. From OK ORGANIC KRUSH A big, juicy, masterpiece of a meal or a fast something hand-made pasta to Anatra (duck breast with wholegrain When you crave something that’s as good for you as that’s better forgotten just as quickly. Count on the first risotto), Carciofi alla Giudea (twice crisped Roman ar- it is good to have, head to Amagansett. Located in the here, a burger Mecca that’s shown a dozen or more ways tichokes), Costoletta di Vitella (grilled veal chop) they heart of Main Street it serves up food, juice and love with CANAL CAFE DINNER AND LUNCH DAILY Waterfront Dining 44 Newton Road, Hampton Bays On Shinnecock Canal 631-723-2155 BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER • EAT IN/TAKE OUT • MINI-MARKET www.thecanalcafe.com SERVING THE FRESHEST Fish & Seafood KIDS MENU TOO! Home-made Soups & Salads Hearty Breakfasts Daily Always the “YOU HOOK EM, WE COOK EM!” Right Drop off your day’s catch and we’ll cook it up for the crew! HEALTHY CHOICES Blend “GRAB AND GO” SPECIALS Poke Bowls, Acia Bowls, Smoothies featuring “FISHERMAN’S LUNCH BOX SPECIAL” Drop off your cooler and we’ll stock it for your morning sail! OPEN AT 6AM

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64 | JULY 2019 www.MontaukLife.com RESTAURANT ROUND UP: EAST END cold-pressed juices, smoothies, Acai bowls, warps and unwind and find good company in the heat of the sum- SILVER LINING DINER salads. Personally, I’ll take mine with a double helping of mer rush. Their motto, “a love of fare” a play on words NEW! When the old Princess Diner abruptly closed love! Text you order to go and it will be waiting by the you’ve find is as true as it is playful. Serving breakfast, its doors in 2016 it left quite a hole in the gastronomic time you walk through the door. lunch and dinner they specialize in small plate offerings fortunes of that village. Ah, but soon an altogether new 207 Main Street, Amagansett - 631-527-7717 that use as local as local ingredients possible in nutri- and very different diner will throw open its aluminum tionally dense recipes. Sample breakfast burritos, clot- clad doors. Expect upscale cuisine with a diner theme THE QUIET CLAM 2.0 ted cream and strawberry scones and avocado smash served breakfast, lunch and dinner. Opening late-June. For two decades this was one of East Hampton’s fa- with eggs for breakfast. Local oysters, fresh salads and 32 Montauk Hwy - Southampton - 631-901-1800 vorite seafood restaurants. Closed in 1998 a series of imaginative sandwiches for lunch. Fluke crudo, risotto other operators tried to replicate that popularity. Some Gnuddi, steak tartar, mussels with cider or potted duck SMOKING WOLF came close, but none sealed the deal. Last year the Rillete for apres’ beach. Care and attention to every de- When you want the best in authentic, down home original family decided what the heck, we know how to tail is their goal, a welcome room for your friends and BBQ there’s one place to go. Located a mile east of East get that done and dived in! The results, crowded rooms, family the result. Hampton Village you can smell the baby back ribs a mile happy diners and a new and hopefully very long lease 195 Main Street -Amagansett - 631-604-5095 away! Serving lunch and dinner daily with a great take- on life. It features many of the signature dishes that we out operation, too, choose from all your favorite meals. all craved and a number of significant additions. Serving SAG TOWN Succulent pork, choice chicken, hearty beef and every lunch and dinner daily you’ll find the old Manhattan and More than just a great coffee shop, which it has been side dish known to an eating man, this is ground zero New England clam chowder folks drove miles to savor. for years, this newly expanded business nearly doubled for folks who want to simply enjoy a great, casual All- The steamed mussels and raw oysters like few others in size two years ago to offer its adoring legions of caf- American meal with all the fixings. served. Fresh seasonally available fish done just the way feinated fans even more reasons to find a parking space 199 Pantigo Road - East Hampton - 631-604-6470 you like on a menu that also offers a variety of healthy in that bustling village. Now you can choose from 4 vegetarian and vegan choices, too. styles of flat bread personal pizzas, a half dozen gourmet ZAKURA 286 Montauk Hwy - East Hampton - 631-324-4448 sandwiches, an equal amount of healthy, made on-site Boasting a beautiful main room, private booths, a floor salads, and a dozen different ways to prepare the most length sushi bar and separate bar this classic Japanese ROSIE’S AMAGANSETT popular breakfast or all day treat, organic Acai Bowls and restaurant offers comfortable seating for 1 to 40. Featur- NEW! Located in the heart of Amagansett this is a smoothies. Of course the coffee, tea, espresso, latte and ing a full menu of sushi, sashimi, hand rolls and traditional restaurant whose heart is in the right place. Realizing cappuccino board is as full as ever, with my favorite Car- entrées choose from the largest selection in the area. that dining is more than food they’ve created an experi- mel Marchiato on board every day. Open daily from 6am That includes a collection of some 30 custom designed ence that uses an ambitious menu to set the table for an year-round. hand rolls. Serving lunch and dinner daily with take-out. eating experience where everyone is welcome to share, Main Street, Sag Harbor - 631-725-TOWN 40 Montauk Highway, Amagansett -631-267-7600

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hen we talk about real estate in this area we almost always refer to single family homes. W They may be large, small, palaces or cot- tages but 98% of the housing stock in the Hamptons comes in one built at a time style. Large scale developments commonplace to western Suffolk and Nassau have been largely absent the East End proper for any number of reasons, primarily finding tracks of land large enough to support multiple homes or zoning that allows concentrated numbers of homes on smaller pieces of land. That said, there are occasions when the right conditions come together to put small scale developments to work. And for this installment of praiseworthy properties to buy we’re going to look at a number of local developments that offer potential home buyers multiple choices of units to choose. We’ll start in Southampton where two very different projects are within sight of one another. THE FIELDS Barn and Vine offers 28 custom homes with an 11 acre park that has a 1 mile path circling beautiful rolling hills and lush landscaping with lawns and shade trees, a sports court and THE AFFORDABLE END to choose from with prices beginning at $700,000. Each tennis. The 7 different models offered may be custom- Not every Hampton’s development features multi- features 3-4 bedrooms, gourmet kitchens, deluxe baths ized to your needs or a home could be built to your million dollar homes. Take a drive to Hampton Bays and a good sized half acre of living space. Pick the floor own specs. Offered by Paramount Custom Homes, where a new project proves that perfectly. SOUTH- plan that fits best, customize it to your tastes and by this known for Island wide for the quality of their construc- AMPTON SANDS is a 20 home site development lo- time next Spring you’ll be welcoming guests to your tion, each of their designs range from 6-7,000 sq. ft. cated in Hampton Bays. There the CAMPO BROTHERS new Hampton’s get-away. With equally affordable proj- and feature 6 to 7 bedrooms and baths, generous living 631-474-8300, one of Long Island’s largest single-family ects throughout Suffolk and Nassau give them a call to and entertaining space, a 20X40 heated gunite pool home builders, have a selection of six spacious homes find your next neighborhood. n and extensive patios. Each offers tremendous value and quality, all just a few minutes to world-class beaches, restaurants, shops and the cultural institutions that make Southampton a world-regarded destination. Currently there are eight on the market priced from $3.5 million. Like all lots and homes here they are represented by one of Saunders Real Estate crack agents, Vince Horcasitas, who can be reached at 516-768-7330. BARN AND VINE One of the largest planned developments on the East End is Bridgehampton’s BARN AND VINE. Locat- ed a mile north of Main Street, set on 50 acres this 37 home development has been a success since it broke ground in 2016. One key to its rapid acceptance was the choice of 13 different designs from contemporary farmhouse to traditional Hampton gambrel, offering buyers floor plans to fit most any living style. Ranging from 5,400-6,000 total sq. ft. (including finished lower FARRELL COMMERCIAL levels) each 5-7 bedroom home was planned for a private, manicured, ¾ acre plot large enough for a good or the past decade FARRELL BUILDING Located on the entrance into Southamp- sized pool, patio and decks. 631-537-1068 has been synonymous ton Village, on the corner of Flying Point Currently there are just 6 more homes available with Fwith luxury home building here in the Road and Montauk Highway, two new build- three completed and ready for immediate occupancy. East End. From ocean to bay, woods, fields ings are just being completed and some Priced from $2.995 - 3.99M each reflects the overall and village lanes are filled with dozens of their space occupied. Perfect for any retail or designs of master architect McDonough & Conroy beautiful creations. By some accounts the commercial entity looking for the highest largest builder in the area their commitment visibility, suites start at 2,000 sq, ft. Built to PC, the interior taste and aesthetic of Mabley Han- to detail, style and construction is legendary. Farrell’s always high standards these will not dler Interior Design and the exquisite craftsmanship Impressive as that may be, owner Joe Far- doubt find favor with anyone who needs a of builder Pinewood Development. Owners also enjoy rell also has a hand in some of the area’s big- premium address. individual service packages through membership with gest commercial projects. At first content to In addition Farrell is developing four oth- Chaloners of the Hamptons, an integrated concierge buy and renovate existing properties like his er buildings on Sheryl Foster’s Path in East service that handles everything from shopping and office building at 425 Ct. Rd 39 next to the Hampton. Availability here starts at 1,200 security to home maintenance and event planning. Hampton Jitney or Bridgehampton’s 269 But- sq. ft. with the chance to customize as For more info go to http://barnandvinehomes.com to ter Lane behind the Prime Storage facility he needed for industrial or commercial work- arrange a visit contact the projects exclusive and ace has now added new construction to the port- space. To learn more go to www.farrellcom- agent, Susan Breitenbach, at her Bridgehampton of- folio. mercial.org. fice 631-899-0303.

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amptons Septic Services is a full-service Waste Water In addition to maintaining traditional septic systems, the Management Company. Residential and Commercial team is certified by Suffolk County Dept. of Health, Suffolk Hcustomers rely on Hamptons Septic for routine and County Consumer Affairs, Hydro-Action and The NYSDEC in emergency services including Septic & Cesspool Pumping, the use and installation of the new nitrogen reducing septic Septic Inspections, Locating Services, Extensions, Waste Line systems. Owner Victor DePietro is excited to continue growing Replacements, aeration, chemical treatments and more. Year after the company alongside the evolving future of waste water year customers return to Hamptons Septic for the best in the management on the East End. industry, a provider that is Responsive, Reliable, and Affordable. Victor has made it his mission to deliver these services with As a locally owned and operated waste water company, quality care, ensuring Responsivness-24 hours seven days Hamptons Septic Services focuses on providing educational a week including Holidays, Reliability-service delivered on and honest services to its neighbors. Owner Victor DePietro demand and with results, and Affordability-providing honest says “Our goal is to help people better understand how their work at an honest price! system works, why it fails, and how to properly maintain a Our customers and results speak for themselves: healthy septic for their home and our environment”. In partnership with the Concerned Citizens of Montauk’s “We are a very satisfied customer! Operating a bed & breakfast campaign “Save the Lake-Save the Pond”, the service team at year-round can be full of surprises. Thankfully, we can depend on Hamptons Septic participated in education forums at town Hamptons Septic Services to take care of our septic needs. They are meetings to raise awareness on the negative impact of poorly proactive, very professional and always reliable.” maintained septic systems on local waters. Throughout the —The Baker House, East Hampton year, their septic specialist offered complimentary residential evaluations and recommended routine maintenance plans for “When choosing a waste water management company, reliability, Montauk homeowners accomplishing a record service of more prompt service, and value are what we look for…and that is than 150 Montauk homes pumped-out in 2017! Hamptons Septic Service!” —The Lobster Roll, Montauk CALL TODAY AND SAVE 10% OFF YOUR RESIDENTIAL SEPTIC PUMPING 631-267-7515 www.hamptonssepticservices.com www.MontaukLife.com JULY 2019 | 67 REAL ESTATE: COMPASS CONCIERGE PROGRAM

IS THE SKY FALLING? am a numbers nut. Especially when it comes to real estate, I love to see facts that help me understand I this complex industry. That’s why a certain set that crossed my desk yesterday gave me more than a little pause. According to the folks at OUT EAST, the offshoot of national brand ZILLOW that has become the go-to real estate portal for this area, the pace of sales here has not just slowed, it has dropped off a cliff. According to their May figures we are down 70% in sales and contracts from May 2018. Worse, that’s the same pace for the first four months of 2019, too. Now I see numbers from other firms - Town n Coun- try/Halstead/Elliman - and they’ve shown a 20-25% drop year-to-year. But 70%??!!! If this were true we are all in a ton of trouble. Real estate is the number 1 business here and a drop even close to this number means an overall slowdown in the East End economy that will more resemble a tsu- nami than a ripple. I hope they are wrong. You should too. We’ll report more in July when the Second Quarter numbers are in from all the relevant firms.

INVESTING IN YOUR HOME here’s an old expression that there is nothing On a macro-level that means the roughly 1500 to- oversee the job and make sure it is done right. In really new under the sun. That applies to real tal real estate agents from Westhampton Beach to short, they are willing to make a very, very substantial T estate as much as anything. Buying, selling, Montauk are seeing less money in their pockets. On a investment in both time, attention and money to en- building, brokering, since cave man first found cave micro-level it means you may not be able to sell your sure your home is saleable in this challenging market. the general rules have applied for literally hundreds house in a timely manner or at a price you think justi- of years. This year however, there is something pro- fied. No matter which side of the fence you stand, no SO WHAT’S THE CATCH? foundly new under the Hampton summer sun. And one is a happy camper. Not much really. They want an exclusive listing on like anything new in an established industry it is de- Local real estate forms are facing very challeng- your home. They also want to be paid back when it signed to shake things up. ing times. With significant overhead to handle and sells. No interest by the way on those tens if not hun- intense pressure from competitors simply waiting for dreds of thousands they’ve laid out for you. So far, COMPASS CONCERIGE the tide to turn is a dicey proposition. Compass has so good? No coincidence this new idea comes from the decided to fight back by giving their agents a new Now, the only way this all works is via a serious newest player in the national real estate scene. Com- tool that helps them sell houses by investing in those vetting system between Compass and a prospective pass Real Estate may only be five years old but it has listing. seller. They have to know your house if improved can in that short span made heads turn. It began with an The Concierge program is based on the common- sell. They also have to know their investment is a rea- unprecedented round of fund raising that brought in sense proposition that the house most likely to sell s sonable one given the property. Simple example. An $1.2 billion. That treasure chest was used to quickly the one that is best prepared. That starts with stag- oceanfront home on East Hampton’s Lily Pond Lane assemble a nation-wide network of 57 offices with ing, basically decorating a house to make it as at- needs a million dollars invested to sell. That’s a good over 1200 agents. Much of that came from buying tractive to the current demographic as possible. So, fit. Now lets say a 1930’s ranch in Sag Harbor needs existing firms, bringing immediate local expertise out with the worn carpet, old sofa, faded blinds, the same to move. That could require more scrutiny. into this new entity. Here on the East End Compass scratched divan and in with a furniture/décor pack- Simply put, the greater the investment the more had the foresight to fold Stroud Real Estate in Sag age that screams “I have to live here!” What about certainty is required. So, many homes will not qualify. Harbor and Keeshan Real Estate in Montauk into curb appeal? OK, let’s get some new flowers/bushes/ But those that do have a real shot at getting sold in their network. trees/fences installed. Add some new pool and patio a market that could be cool for a long time to come. Like most local firms they have already seen their furniture and a great grill and we’re wowing the most That is new and for anyone who needs a hand get- share of ups and downs in their short time on the hardened buyer. ting out of the old nest and into something else, it is street. Currently East End home sales are down by But what is the old manse need a paint job, a new invaluable. as much as 20-25% from a year ago. The why’s are a roof, new kitchen or bath for that matter to make it Of course the only sensible thing to do now is litany of too many houses for sale at overly ambitious shine? These are serious investment that many home- schedule a meeting with your local Compass office prices, higher mortgage rates, lower second-home owners are either unwilling or unable to make. That’s and go over all the fine print. If you do sign on the deductions, and the natural pause in a market that where Compass comes into the picture. They will bottom line you’ll be able to position your home for has been chugging along quite well for quite some front you the money needed to get the job done. the best possible chance of selling in what we must time. They will arrange for the work, schedule the crews, remind you is a challenging market. n

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to NEW YORK CITY Current 2018 Schedule MON AM LIGHT MON-FRI ONLY SAT SAT SUNDAY PM BOLD READ DOWN SERVICE TYPE L VIP C VIP L L L L VIP C VIP L L L VIP VIP L VIP L L VIP L C L VIP L L VIP Montauk 34 S. Euclid Ave - Near Police Station 5:05 6:05 7:05 8:05 9:05 10:05 12:05 2:05 3:05 4:05 5:05 7:05 8:05 9:20 4:00 5:20 9:05 11:05 12:05 1:05 2:05 3:05 4:05 5:20 7:20 8:20 9:20 10:20 Amagansett In Front of The Gansett Green Manor 5:25 6:25 7:25 8:25 9:25 10:25 12:25 2:25 3:25 4:25 5:25 7:25 8:25 9:40 4:20 5:40 9:25 11:25 12:25 1:25 2:25 3:25 4:25 5:40 7:40 8:40 9:40 10:40 East Hampton Across From The Palm 5:35 6:35 7:35 8:35 9:35 10:35 12:35 2:35 3:35 4:35 5:35 7:35 8:35 9:50 4:30 5:50 9:35 11:35 12:35 1:35 2:35 3:35 4:35 5:50 7:50 8:50 9:50 10:50 Wainscott In Front of The Wainscott Shopping Center 5:40 _ 7:40 _ 9:40 10:40 _ _ 3:40 _ 5:40 _ 8:40 _ 4:35 _ _ 11:40 _ 1:40 _ 3:40 4:40 _ 7:55 _ 9:55 _ Sag Harbor 90 Main Street in front of Old Theater _ 6:45 _ 8:45 _ _ 12:45 2:45 _ 4:45 _ 7:45 _ 10:00 _ 6:00 9:45 _ 12:45 _ 2:45 _ _ 6:00 _ 9:00 _ 11:00 Bridgehampton Across From The Community House 5:50 _ 7:50 _ 9:50 10:50 _ _ 3:50 _ 5:50 _- 8:50 _ 4:45 _ _ 11:50 _ 1:50 _ 3:50 4:50 _ 8:05 _ 10:05 _ CURRENT Water Mill In Front of Water Mill Shopping Plaza 5:55 7:05 7:55 9:05 9:55 10:55 1:05 3:05 3:55 5:05 5:55 8:05 8:55 10:20 4:50 6:20 10:05 11:55 1:05 1:55 3:05 3:55 4:55 6:20 8:10 9:20 10:10 11:20 DEPARTING Southampton Train Station 6:05 7:15 8:05 9:15 10:05 11:05 1:15 3:15 4:05 5:15 6:05 8:15 9:05 10:30 5:00 6:30 10:15 12:05 1:15 2:05 3:15 4:05 5:05 6:30 8:20 9:30 10:20 11:30 Hampton Bays Hampton Bays Train Station 6:20 _ 8:20 _ 10:20 _ 1:30 _ 4:20 _ 6:20 _ 9:20 _ _ 6:45 _ 12:20 _ 2:20 _ 4:20 _ _ 8:35 _ 10:35 _ Westhampton Westhampton Train Station _ 7:40 _ 9:40 _ 11:30 3:40 _ 5:50 _ 8:40 _ 10:55 5:25 _ 10:40 _ 1:40 _ 3:40 _ 5:40 6:55 _ 9:55 _ 11:55 Airport Conn. (JFK/LGA/MAC) Exit 23 LIE (See Notes)** 7:50 9:05 10:05 11:05 11:50 12:55 3:00 5:05 5:50 7:15 7:50 10:05 11:00 12:20 6:50 8:30 12:05 1:50 3:05 3:50 5:05 5:50 7:05 8:20 9:50 11:20 12:05 1:20 Midtown Manhattan 8:10 9:25 10:25 11:25 12:10 1:15 3:20 5:25 6:10 7:35 8:10 10:25 11:20 12:40 7:10 8:50 12:25 2:10 3:25 4:10 5:25 6:10 7:25 8:40 10:10 11:40 12:25 1:40 ARRV. - Third Ave. & 40th, 50th, 63rd, 79th, and 86th Street SCHEDULE Reservations are required to guarantee a seat. All passengers must be at the bus stop at least 5 minutes before scheduled departure time. Departure and arrival times may vary due to unforeseen circumstances. Time schedule is subject to change and/or cancellation. Smoking is prohibited by law. **AIRPORT CONNECTION - Passengers must make arrangements directly with third-party transportation provider to transport from the bus stop to the airports. VIP L C .JFK/LGA - EXIT 23 OFF OF THE L.I.E. (INT 495) DiplomatVIP LuxuryClass CoachClass .MacArthur Airport - EXIT 60 (NORTH SIDE SERVICE ROAD) OFF OF THE L.I.E. (INT 495) to the HAMPTONS Current 2018 Schedule

AM LIGHT MON - FRI FRI ONLY SAT SUN PM BOLD READ DOWN SERVICE TYPE L VIP C VIP L L L C L VIP C VIP L C L VIP VIP L L VIP C L 86th Street Lexington Between 85th & 86th Street 9:20 10:20 11:20 12:20 2:20 3:20 4:20 5:20 6:20 7:20 8:20 9:20 11:20 7:00 9:00 11:00 12:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 11:00 7:45 Hamptons NYC 70th Street Lexington Between 69th & 70th Street 9:25 10:25 11:25 12:25 2:25 3:25 4:25 5:25 6:25 7:25 8:25 9:25 11:25 7:05 9:05 11:05 12:05 7:05 8:05 9:05 11:05 7:50 59th Street Lexington Between 58th & 59th Street 9:30 10:30 11:30 12:30 2:30 3:30 4:30 5:30 6:30 7:30 8:30 9:30 11:30 7:10 9:10 11:10 12:10 7:10 8:10 9:10 11:15 7:55 47th Street Lexington Between 46th & 47th Street 9:40 10:40 11:40 12:40 2:40 3:40 4:40 5:40 6:40 7:40 8:40 9:40 11:40 7:20 9:20 11:20 12:20 7:20 8:20 9:20 11:20 8:05

DEPARTING 39th Street Lexington Between 38th & 39th Street 9:50 10:50 11:50 12:50 2:50 3:50 4:50 5:50 6:50 7:50 8:50 9:50 11:50 7:30 9:30 11:30 12:30 7:30 8:30 9:30 11:30 8:15 Airport Conn. (JFK/LGA/MAC) (See Notes)*** 10:10 11:10 12:10 1:10 3:10 4:10 5:10 6:10 7:10 8:10 9:10 10:10 12:10 7:50 9:50 11:50 12:50 7:50 8:50 9:50 11:50 8:35 LUXURY BUS-LINE SERVICE Westhampton Westhampton Train Station _ 12:35 _ 2:35 _ 5:35 _ 7:35 8:35 _ 10:35 11:35 _ 9:15 _ 1:15 _ 9:15 _ 11:15 _ 10:00 Hampton Bays Hampton Bays Train Station 11:40 _ 1:55 _ 4:40 _ 6:40 _ _ 9:40 _ _ 1:40 _ 11:20 _ 2:35 - 10:20 - 1:35 _ Southampton Train Station 11:55 1:00 2:10 3:00 4:55 6:00 6:55 8:00 9:00 9:55 11:10 12:00 1:55 9:40 11:35 1:40 2:50 9:40 10:35 11:40 1:50 10:25 Water Mill In Front of Robert’s Restaurant 12:00 1:05 2:15 3:05 5:00 6:05 7:00 8:05 9:05 10:00 11:15 12:05 2:00 9:45 11:40 1:45 2:55 9:45 10:40 11:45 1:55 10:30 Bridgehampton In Front of The Community House 12:05 _ 2:20 _ 5:05 6:10 _ 8:10 9:10 _ 11:20 _ 2:05 9:50 11:45 _ 3:00 9:50 _ 11:50 2:00 _ Sag Harbor In front of American Hotel on Main Street _ 1:25 _ 3:25 _ _ 7:20 _ _ 10:20 _ 12:25 _ _ _ 2:05 _ _ 11:00 _ _ 10:50 631-537-5800 ARRIVING Wainscott Across From La Capannina Pizza 12:15 _ 2:30 _ 5:15 6:20 _ 8:20 9:20 _ 11:30 _ 2:15 10:00 11:55 _ 3:10 10:00 _ 12:00 2:10 _ East Hampton In Front of The Palm 12:25 1:35 2:40 3:35 5:25 6:30 7:30 8:30 9:30 10:30 11:40 12:35 2:25 10:15 12:05 2:20 3:20 10:15 11:10 12:10 2:15 11:00 Amagansett In Front of St. Peter’s Church 12:35 1:45 2:50 3:45 5:35 6:40 7:40 8:40 9:40 10:40 11:50 12:45 2:35 10:20 12:15 2:25 3:30 10:20 11:20 12:20 2:25 11:10 www.HamptonLuxuryLiner.com Montauk 34 S. Euclid Ave - Near Police Station 12:55 2:05 3:10 4:05 5:55 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:10 1:05 2:55 10:40 12:35 2:45 3:50 10:40 11:40 12:40 2:45 11:30 ***AIRPORT CONNECTION - Passengers must make arrangements directly with third-party transportation provider to transport from the bus stop to the airports. .JFK/LGA - 190-02 Horace Harding Blvd, in front of the AMC Loews Fresh Meadows 7 .MacArthur Airport - EXIT 60 (SOUTH SIDE SERVICE ROAD) OFF OF THE L.I.E. (INT 495) EAST END SHOPPING

WILLIAMS TENDER When mega-yachts anchor off-shore they come equipped with smaller boats, tenders, than can bring their crew, passengers and supplies safely to shore. And when they want the very best they call Wil- liams Jet Tenders. The most sophisticated and downright fun, jet-powered water rockets these sporty, elegant small crafts are the staple of yacht builders Benetti, Ferretti, Jeanneau, Princess, Azimut, Oys- ter and more. Blending pure pleasure with practicality they make getting from ship-to-shore and back again a stylish mini-cruise. Equally capable of exploring local waters, going wakeboarding or water-skiing, hooking a bass off the Point or just enjoying time on the water they are proven, dependable, watercraft. And now you can buy or order them here in the Hamptons by visiting their new showroom, a block north of Main Street in Sag Harbor. Open daily they have four models on display, with fast delivery of any to your boat, slip or port. 11 Bridge Street - Sag Harbor 631-259-1136

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WHITE’S APOTHECARY SANCTUARY HOME AND PATIO Businesses come and For the past 15 years Dodds and Eder has been one of Long Island’s go in the Hamptons with premier luxury operations specializing in outdoor furniture, garden, gift and numbing regularity. Blink home accessories. Now re-branded Sanctuary it brings a new enthusiasm your eye and this year’s and concept to those same pursuits. They also boast a new, larger Oyster summer hot spot is dark Bay location perfect for their expanded space. Dedicated to indoor plants, come Thanksgiving. Not pottery, bird houses and bird feed it offers a safe and peaceful haven in this so this landmark. For over noisy, chaotic world. 150 years White’s has been Their Sag Harbor store reflects these changes with a new name and even a dependable beacon for more products perfect for this East End. Expect to see the same knowledge- folks here who have to able faces, large variety of outdoor furniture from contemporary to casual at have a reliable pharmacist their spacious store just a block off Main Street. who knows their needs as 11 Bridge Street - Sag Harbor - 631-725-1175 well as a shop filled with 211 South Street - Oyster Bay - 516-922-4412 the best health and beauty products and aides. What has changed is the number of White’s. Their original location on Main Street, East Hampton has been joined with two new stores. Two years ago Southampton welcomed one, this past month a brand-new store opened its doors in Sag Harbor. Each gleams with all the touches of a Fifth Avenue outpost. Stocked with the best from Este Lauder, Bobbie Brown. La Mer, Tocca, Yves St. Laurant and many other top tier brands the shelves brim with fragrances, potions and beauty aides from the very best. New too, the on-site beauticians who can help you find the product just right for your style, skin and needs and then show you how to use it. Old and new side-by-side make the future bright for this growing East End brand. 122 Main Street - East Hampton - 324-0082

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AIR & SPEED DAVE BOFILL MARINE Welcome to surf central, home to the For over 140 year gear you need and the most knowl- Chris-Craft has been edgeable crew in the suds business. synonymous with classic From O’Neill and Patagonia to Laird blue-water boats. From and Takiyama, Roxy and Billabong the beautifully simple they are stocked from floor to raf- mahogany and cedar ters with the best boards, wet suits, skiffs and runabouts of clothes and every accessory worth the 1930’s to the sleek having when the urge comes to let it off-shore cruisers of today this iconic American brands has stood the rip! Best of all they know how to use test of time and scrutiny of the most demanding watercraft fans. all those toys and are more than will- They know when they buy a boat with that singular name they’re buying to share their hard earned knowl- ing the best blend of hand-craftsmanship and modern marine technol- edge with you. ogy on the market today. A boat built to last. A boat designed to per- Need a great, all-around Montauk form. A boat that is as beautiful as it is safe and dependable. board? Odysea makes a line of af- And when you’re looking to buy a Chris Craft there’s no more de- fordably priced, well designed boards pendable dealer than Southampton’s Dave Bofill Marine. Representing perfect for local conditions. Built with Chris Craft since 1996, they know Chris Craft boats and the clients who composite cores, triple wood string- purchase them better than anyone else. They are in fact the number one ers, a top sheet of tough, super stable independent Chris Craft dealer in the country! It’s really simple: Chris polyurethane for a solid platform and a Craft is all they do. bottom wrapped in nearly high density With a facility filled with new and lightly-used Chris Craft boats they polyethylene the result is a nearly inde- can have you and your family on the water by Memorial Day. Enjoying structible board with tremendous float. the two things that make a day on the East End special: proudly cruising Easy to paddle and maneuver, they are local waters at the helm of a new Chris Craft. great packages for taming most any wave. 1598 County Road 39 - Southampton - 631-283-3444 795 Main Street - Montauk - 631-668-0356 133 New York Avenue - Huntington - 631-923-2041

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Gifts, Gear, Accessories, Helmets, Clothing & Apparel. New and Pre-Owned Scooters, Motorcycles, ATV’s, Dirt-Bikes, Strider Balance Bikes, Golf Carts & Go-Karts!

THE HAMPTONS NATURE STORE - Service (All Units) Bird Feeders • Bird Houses - NY State Inspection Bird Seed • Bird Guides - Storage Binoculars • Wind Chimes - Tuning - Parts Books • CD’s - Golf Cart Rentals THE Perfect Summer Ride!!

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KAILANI GREENLINES NIBI MTK Celebrating its Looking to add to your NIBI-MTK® continues as the “it” Boho store 12th season as Mon- beach and surf wear? Lo- in Montauk for the 5th season. Concepted from tauk’s favorite beach cated on Main Street next naturally recovered driftwood featuring original boutique, Kailani to Bliss Cafe, this five year designs and local artists, the boutique has a lively is the spot to find old brand delivers a line of vibe and a curated design aesthetic presenting a the perfect summer innovative and stylish duds fresh and unique take on Boho. New this season is dress, bathing suit perfect for local suds. The a focus on barefoot luxury as NIBI presents fashion or cover up. Kailani innovation element echoes geared toward the après beach scene guaranteed features well-known the brand name, as these to set the NIBI-Girl apart from the crowd. Other national clothing clothes are constructed exciting news is the opening of NIBI’s next loca- lines, alongside from 100% recycled fabric. tion at 2450 Main Street in Bridgehampton. new, emerging Heck, even the dyes used 88 South Euclid Avenue - Montauk brand’s you are sure to achieve these eye- 631-483-5139 to love. The shop catching designs are eco- also features men’s friendly, water based! and children’s items The stylish end is clear to see. Tables loaded and unique host- with distinctly designed board shorts, swim suits, ess’s. Stop I to pick- t-shirts and hats inspired by old school, California up a new outfit, the prefect Montauk souvenir or design. A rainbow of bold colors in an assortment gift. Kailani’s unique dresses, flattering swimwear, of fresh designs makes these casual togs the clear fun and functional at leisure wear, of-the-moment go-to fashion for the summer of 2019. Made of accessories and jewelry and more will keep you non-chaffing dobby stretch fabric they’re as com- coming back again and again. Located on Main fortable at a club as they are in the line-up. Perfect Street between the Chase Bank and John’s Pan- for the whole family there’s plenty of choices for cake Shop. men, women and kids of all ages. 729C Montauk Highway - 631-668-1518 732B Montauk Highway - 917-318-7035

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AVENTURA MOTORS MONTAUK MARINE BASIN Auto enthusiasts know Southampton’s Aventura Motors sells some of the When you need a port in most beautiful classic cars in America. They also know most of the vintage any storm there’s one place to Benzes, Porsches, Land Rovers, Ferrari’s and more for sale here have been head. Located in the heart of the restored by their expert technicians, mechanics, upholsterers and painters harbor this as modern and full to factory floor shape. service a marina as any in all of That same team is here to make sure your car, foreign or domestic, new Montauk. Offering over 100 plus or vintage, gets the same attention to detail. Whether it’s a summer tune-up deep water slips, dual gas and or a complete tear-down and rebuild they have the expertise to get the job diesel docks, the largest repair done on time, on budget and to even the most demanding driver‘s satisfac- and maintenance services and a tion. Never settle for ordinary when you can have excellence. massive 100 ton lift they’ve more 625 Country Rd 39A - Southampton than got you covered. 631-283-8819 When you need to stock up for a day’s fishing or cruising their large ships store will outfit you with the best tackle, freshest bait, water tight clothes and nautical accessories. And since they know what’s biting where, they’ll help put you on the fish, too. Looking for a blue-water charter boat? There’s over a dozen ready to go as far and as long as you need to fill your cooler. 426 West Lake Drive 631-668-5900

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HAMPTON COLLETTE Here’s a name you see MOTORSPORTS/VESPA throughout the East End. The Hampton’s home for luxury SOUTHAMPTON goods at consignment prices Ride the Hamptons and beat the traffic with it offers multiple stores in the wind in your hair and sunshine on your Southampton and Bridge- face! Adults will love Scooters, Motorcycles hampton. Glittering show- and electric Piaggio bicycles. It’s a family af- rooms filled with some of the fair when you rally with your kids on a new most beautiful contemporary, ATV, Go-Cart, Dirt Bike or Strider Balance Bike traditional and antique furni- for even the tiniest members of your family. ture and accessories as well as Specializing in: sales, service of all makes and the latest fashion from around models, storage, parts, NYS inspections, tun- MONTAUK CYCLE CO the world. Beautiful as it all is ing & golf cart rentals. They have it all! Deal- The newest bike shop in the East End has this is luxury shopping at more ers for Vespa, Piaggio, Kymco, Genuine, deep roots. Owner Chris Briand spent the past affordable prices. Chicago Scooter Co, Hyosung, Benelli, SSR, dozen years as the head mechanic at the old New this season, her pop-up fashion shop in the EZGO, Tao Tao, Strider and Hammerhead MTK Bike Shop on Main Street. Now in his own Bridgehampton Commons brings another chance Go-Carts. space in the hear of the harbor he’s plotted a for smart men and women to stock their summer Showroom & Retail Store new course to offer old and new customers the closets with priceless pieces at significant savings. 621 Hampton Road best in bikes, service and rentals. That includes Always the busy, busy bee Ms. Collette, and all for Southampton a great line-up of on and off road Fuji, Tues- the greater shopping pleasure of her customers. hamptonmotorsports.net day and Giant bikes. The result? Something for 22 Main Street - Southampton - 631-287-5100 631-287-6085 everyone who needs a well-engineered iron 10 Main Street - Southampton - 631-283-1867 Service & Storage steed to enjoy the great Montauk outdoors. 2331 Montauk Hwy - Bridgehampton - 631-204-9500 99 Mariner Drive 463A West Lake Drive - Montauk 2044 Montauk Hwy - Bridgehampton Commons Southampton 631-668-8975 631-537-1111

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