Amagansett Restaurants

Caribbean-inspired Doubles is great for curry roti and plantains—plus fried chicken sandwiches, smash burgers, and fruit smoothies.

Brooklyn-based Fini Pizza has a new outpost in Amagansett. Grab New York- or Sicilian-style slices—the pepperoni and long hot shallot are especially good—or take home a whole pie.

NYC staple Il Buco has landed in East Hampton. In a nod to Il Buco’s sister restaurant in Ibiza, Bottega il Buco, you’ll notice tinned fish like Spanish anchovies, grilled whole mackerel, and tons more seafood goodness on the menu. Reservations essential.

Rosie's is set to become a mandatory all-day spot in the Hamptons. And indeed, après a long, salty day on the sand and in the water, mussels in a cider broth, blistered chicken, and chilled rosé set us straight.

Produce from their own nearby gardens, sangrias on tap, and an extensive margarita menu with bold flavors like prickly pear are on the menu.

Given the popularity of their first restaurant in Sag Harbor, it seemed only natural the Wölffers opened a second outpost. The Amagansett location has a more casual feel with a rosé-fueled menu that focuses on comfort food like chicken paillard, herb-crusted Montauk tuna, and grilled Wagyu sirloin with green peppercorns.

For those nights when you want to indulge in all things fried, this roadside stand with plastic chairs and paper plates is the place to go. It's a total institution that's been serving fried clams, lobster rolls, clam chowder, and more to families for over 30 years.

This is a classic stop in Amagansett thanks to their trademark chutneys and delicious dosas. Order to-go and take them on the beach.

This is a great snack stop for casual and authentic Mexican dishes like tacos, tortas, and sopa de tortilla. The food is all freshly made, including the tortillas.