The Best Restaurants in the Hamptons to Visit by Boat
In the Hamptons, food is an art and indulging is a lifestyle. Restaurants and markets offer delicious produce, a lively ambiance, and unbelievable views, all of which contribute to the authentic charm that makes the Hamptons so renown. Now, imagine integrating a remarkable foodie scene with a network of beautiful waters, because in the Hamptons, you can. Whether you opt for a 9am cruise to have a cappuccino at Marie Eiffel, when the waters are peaceful and glisten from the morning sunshine, or an evening cruise to Duryea’s to enjoy a lobster roll and watch the sky become full of pink and orange hues, going by boat offers the ultimate
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In the Hamptons, food is an art and indulging is a lifestyle. Restaurants and markets offer delicious produce, a lively ambiance, and unbelievable views, all of which contribute to the authentic charm that makes the Hamptons so renown. Now, imagine integrating a remarkable foodie scene with a network of beautiful waters, because in the Hamptons, you can.
- Ram’s Head Inn sits atop a high hill
- The restaurant is open for brunch and lunch on the weekends
- For a day excursion, we recommend going for brunch
Whether you opt for a 9am cruise to have a cappuccino at Marie Eiffel, when the waters are peaceful and glisten from the morning sunshine, or an evening cruise to Duryea’s to enjoy a lobster roll and watch the sky become full of pink and orange hues, going by boat offers the ultimate experience.
Restaurants and markets offer delicious produce, a lively ambiance, and unbelievable views
Located at the very end of Ram Island, Ram’s Head Inn sits atop a high hill and looks out to Coecles Harbor, offering a fairytale-like aura—hence why it’s a beloved wedding venue. The Inn, which dates back to 1929, has recently been bought and newly renovated, yet guests can still expect the same Old English charm, delicious locally sourced food, and one of the best spots for al fresco dining. The restaurant is open for brunch and lunch on the weekends and every night for dinner. For a day excursion, we recommend going for brunch, followed by a cruise around Shelter Island or a visit to Greenport.
