Business Briefs: Baker House Honored, Thanksgiving by Art of Eating & Make Your Own...
The Baker House 1650 has added yet another award to its metaphorical mantel: the 2020 Condé Nast Johansens Award for Excellence in the “Best Service” category.
Mysterious Die-Off Of Scallops Seen In Peconics Is Worst Since Infamous ‘Brown Tides’
A massive and mysterious die-off of bay scallops over the past summer wiped out as much of 95 percent of the valuable and iconic shellfish in parts of the Peconic Bay system
Goldberg’s Famous Bagels Acquires Golden Pear in Sag Harbor
After more than 13 years on Main Street in Sag Harbor, the Golden Pear Café will close Thursday afternoon, café owner Keith Davis has announced.
Fall Specials Announced at the Bell & Anchor in Noyac
Bell & Anchor is what foodies would call “New American Seafood-Centric,” set against a backdrop of maritime Sag Harbor.
“At Bell & Anchor, you'll experience...
Business Briefs: Halloween Happenings, Provisions Opens in Water Mill, Navy Beach Announces Caribbean Outpost
Monsters, ghouls, witches and ghosts: come one, come all!
Tasting Menus Return at Sen in Sag Harbor
Jesse Matsuoka loves a good smorgasbord. And so do his customers at Sen, apparently.
Every day, the co-owner of the Japanese restaurant does a daily lottery drawing for its tasting menu, which began on October 15 and will continue Sundays to Thursdays, through April, at the popular Sag Harbor eatery.
Expanding the Reach of Sylvester’s Coffee Co.
Weaving coffee culture into her eponymous modern general store in Sag Harbor, Lynda Sylvester endeavored to connect the community and causes with handcrafted cold brew.
Business Briefs: Fondita Moves to Coche, After-School Specials at Rowdy & All Treats at...
It’s cuffing season for La Fondita.
Starting last week, the casual Mexican eatery in Amagansett is operating out of its sister restaurant, Coche Comedor, during the off-season, moving right next door to offer its popular take-out menu at the Coche bar, as well as through phone orders.
Page Restaurant Plans Upstairs Event Hall; Will Eliminate ‘Back Page’
Page Restaurant is planning to create an 80-seat space and commercial kitchen for private events, to be known as Page Hall, in what is now a four-bedroom apartment above the restaurant on Main Street in Sag Harbor.
Krupski Farms is Generations Strong on the North Fork
Krupski Farms has always been helmed by multiple generations. Suffolk County Legislator Al Krupski, who still farms quite a bit, and his wife, Mary, whose children think of her as the brains behind the operation, and their three children are responsible for what makes it to the farm stand today.
Tom Twomey Lecture Series Explores The Oysters Among Us
Oysters are legendary for many reasons. They filter and purify millions of gallons of water, delight palates, and are often mentioned for their alleged aphrodisiac properties.
Lidia Bastianich Shares Her Take on Terroir
In the high-profile world of celebrity chefs, few have more name recognition than Lidia Matticchio Bastianich, the woman who almost single-handedly redefined American palates when it comes to what Italian cuisine is, and should be, in this country.
Artists & Writers Dinner Series Kicks Off with ‘Celebrate Julia Child’ Dinner
Julia Child made cooking fun, and perhaps more importantly, she made it accessible — inspiring generations of foodies to take to the kitchen and...
Bridgehampton Inn Launches “The Bridgehampton Look + Cook Book”
The historic Bridgehampton Inn is celebrating its 25thyear with the release of “The Bridgehampton Look + Cook Book.” A collaboration between the Inn and...
Brunch Launches at Claudio’s in Greenport
With a complete renovation and new culinary program led by Culinary Director Franklin Becker and Executive Chef Kevin Garcia, it was only a matter of time before Claudio’s introduced brunch to its weekend menu.
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Cinema Proposes Screening for Rooftop Equipment
The Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center proposed a solid white screen to cover up the mechanicals on the roof of its building at 90 Main Street at the December 12 meeting of the Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board.
Future of North Haven’s 4-Poster Tick-Killing Program Up for Discussion
The mayor of the only municipality in the region besides Shelter Island that deploys 4-poster feeding stations to kill ticks on deer this week...
Village Board Supports Bond to Bring Electricity to Long Wharf
The Sag Harbor Village Board on Tuesday night voted 4-0 to adopt a bond resolution in the amount of $550,000 to finance the installation of electrical service on docks and piers on Long Wharf as a part of the ongoing renovation of that facility.