The food was typical Hamptons' fare. The service was fair. The restaurant was clean. The prices exceeded the quality and portions. The Parking was difficult to find. All in all, we ate, we had a conversation, but we left unimpressed.

This is another old favorite. Grilled fresh fish = so tasty, so perfectly done. Italian of the light, super-fresh-and-local sort. A low-key, quiet-ish atmosphere. The menu is always updated to offer what's in season. They have won a loyal clientele.

I've eaten here several times. The food is average (or below), the wait staff is the same, the cost astronomical and the ambiance is average. I can't figure out what they think they have there. By far the nicest parts of the restaurant are their outdoor seating area and the zucchini chips. Don't bother.

Consistently excellent food and service...pricey, but worth it. I would highly recommend...try to go in the off-season, very hard to get a reservation in the summer. I have never been disappointed...and a bonus is you will probably sit next to a celebrity or two.

A very trendy place in East Hampton. Good food and service. I believe reservations are necessary .... especially in the summer months.

Heard this was the place to go in East Hampton and as were spending 7 days in the area, had to try it. Reservations are essential however. Very relaxing atmosphere and attentive service from start to finish. The Grilled Lamb Tenderloin was excellent, pink and very tender. My wife had the Free Range Chicken with crushed Yukon Gold Potatoes and... More

I've been going here for more than a decade and I love it. Perfect Italian atmosphere. Lately the food has been inconsistent. But overall it's a real favorite of mine. Excellent martinis. Great wine by the glass. Front tables are for regulars. Back tables are quieter, sometimes lonelier.

Of course the portions are smaller, but that's great. My wife and I started with a wonderful duck confit salad, while our friends chose the option of an appetizer portion of pasta (that was large!). The parsnip ravioli was notable. Peconic Bay scallops were in, so three had them. One complained the portion was too small, but not my wife... More

Ate here with party of 6. Had reservation but still waited 30 minutes. This place is known for celebrity sightings, but we only saw George Stefanopolis from abc when we went. The food, while tasty, was overpriced, salads were $15, and pastas were $28. We didn't touch the entrees which were near $50. Good food, good wine selection. Overall good... More