The DRL Hamptons Guide Archives

Shou Sugi Ban House is a gorgeously minimalist wellness spa and retreat located in Water Mill.

The Reform Club in Amagansett offers beautifully curated getaways to the Hamptons. If a high-end recharge is what you need, this is where you want to be.

With its prime location right in the heart of Amagansett (the Hamptons’ capital of cute), Rosie’s serves up healthy breakfast and lunch bites we just can’t get enough of.

Bostwick’s On The Harbor is a cure for waiting hours and hours for chowder at the OG Bostwick’s. And yet, it’s also so, so much more.

There’s a ton of places to dine by the sunset out east, but Beacon in Sag Harbor is one of the best among them. A sister restaurant to Bell & Anchor and Fresno, Beacon takes the idea of “Refined New American” further up a notch, with plating and execution to rival restos in NYC and beyond.

There’s just so much for us to say about Armin & Judy that we don’t quite know where to begin. We covered their opening on our Features blog some time ago, and they’ve quickly become one of our go-to spots when traversing the vast reaches of Bridgehampton.

Argento will never replace Silver’s, the legendary Southampton eatery which occupied the same space for almost a century. It isn’t trying to, and frankly, it shouldn’t. Instead, the expert culinary and hospitality team behind Hamptons fave Dopo La Spiaggia is coming to you with a new concept set to broaden carnivore horizons in Southampton.

Sundae Donuts combines the two most important food groups (ice cream and donuts) into treats that’re perfect after a long day at the beach. The place may be packed with kids screaming for more sugar, but if you can handle it, a trip inside is highly recommended.

Sel Rrose brings the excellence of the NYC mixology scene to Montauk in a venue that’s quintessentially east end. Helmed by veteran NYC bar owner Kristin Vincent (of Sel Rrose (the NYC version), Fig. 19 and Home Sweet Home fame), the Hamptons iteration of her house of mixology is poised to serve up the same level of cocktail in a far more relaxed setting.

With one of the most irreverent sense of humor we’ve ever seen from a restaurant, K PASA is a taqueria in Sag Harbor that’s in it to win it. Recently launched by the team behind Sen (another Sag Harbor favorite), this new Mexican spot brings the spice both on the plate and in everything else they do.

Adding to the chic hotel scene dotting the east end is The Roundtree, now open in Amagansett. In a town that’s known for its laidback luxury vibes, The Roundtree is an overwhelming success at fitting in.

Looking for a small luxury resort experience that’s in touch with the boating and maritime vibes of the Hamptons? Baron’s Cove in Sag Harbor is ready to deliver.

As a Hamptons go-to for celebrities and locals alike, Dopo La Spiaggia’s two locations out east are perfect for a casual but elevated lunch or dinner.

The Hamptons are a definitely known for having a certain cachet, and if you want to hit up a dinner spot where you can see and be seen, then Le Bilboquet in Sag Harbor is where you need to be.

We remember Moby’s, in all its iterations, and we just love the fact that they’re returning to the old spot on Pantigo Rd. We could sit back here and tell you stories of the old days, when we were young and reckless, drinking the night away at the old spot. But then things changed. We grew up. New spots opened up. Montauk boomed. Moby’s moved away, doing a brief stint in Northwest Harbor.

Nothing feels more like summer than BBQ. If you want to skip the grilling and cleaning that goes with doing it yourself, TownLine BBQ has you covered. You can expect a menu of meats that are smoked and dry-rubbed on site, southern inspired sides (cue the cornbread), and a large selection of housemade sauces.