For classic Hamptons summer fare--including lobster rolls, fish tacos and seafood stew--this laid-back, attitude-free newbie located in Montauk (aka the seafood capital of New York) hits the spot.
Given that it’s run by a chef who grew up in Hong Kong and spent ten years working at ramen houses in Japan, you can bet that these noodles are the real deal.
Get a drink from the bar’s pickle martini station: Choose one of ten gins or vodkas and then pick your “pickle”--options include asparagus, green beans, ramps, Fresno peppers, cherries and more.
While the menu includes seafood and meat dishes, it’s the homemade pasta that keeps regulars coming--even if a bowl of spaghetti will set you back a cool $25.
Many have tried (sorry, Candy Kitchen), but LT Burger takes the prize for the East End’s best milk shakes.
It’s centrally located on Main Street, meaning you’ve got plenty of people watching to keep you hooked while you wait for your table.
Because two hours of strength training and dance cardio will only get you so far without a proper diet, hit up Tracy Anderson’s East Hampton and Water Mill studios post-workout to fuel up.
