Amagansett

This is one no-frills salon that really gets the job done. Their waxes are the standout—more specifically, the bikini waxes—but it's also great for a blowout or mani/pedi in a snap.

This is the second outpost for the Brendan Dugan-helmed gallery-slash-bookstore; the original is tucked into an unassuming storefront on Great Jones street in NYC. Here, the focus is almost entirely on contemporary art in both the exhibition space and shop, which specializes in the kind of books you're unlikely to find anywhere else.

The surfboards at this shop are hands down stunning—they could almost double as art. There’s also plenty of surf-inspired beach basics for men and women, including Vans, bikinis, and shorts. (Basically, it’s all stuff you’d want your significant other to wear at the beach.)

While Tiina has been in the Hamptons since 2012, we never realized it was there, until Michael Kors tipped us off to the treasures inside. It’s owned by a former stylist, who deftly mixes pieces from Crippen, The Elder Statesman, and Dosa, in a primarily black, white, and navy palette. There are tons of great gifts here, including Comme des Garçons polka-dot wallets, baby vests from Makie, and simple Iittala glasses.

Rube carries a small, carefully curated selection of goods for men and women—mainstay brands include James Colarusso, Loup Charmant, Chimala, and R13, among their other excellent finds.

Stacey Fraser’s Amagansett shop is full of her designs for cute and comfy play clothes for kids, featuring her very own custom-made prints.

This spinoff from the flagship in Nolita (there's also one in Los Angeles) has a cool, beachy, vintage vibe. You'll find all the things you've come to expect from this impeccably curated spot: exquisite and edgy jewelry, beautiful ceramics for the kitchen, and subtly exotic home goods. The store is currently hosting a special selection of Mara Hoffman pieces, including an exclusive tote bag, swim, and a anklet collaboration between Mara and Love Adorned's Lori Leven. .

The Amagansett farmers' market, which occupies a beautiful series of old stalls near downtown, has transferred ownership a few times in the past few years, so we couldn't be more excited that it's finally found a home with Amanda and Katie of Amber Waves Farm. You'll be able to pick up their amazing produce right on-site, and they'll also have dry goods, cheeses, iced coffee, some prepared foods. Don't forget to pick up a bouquet on your way out.

Here, you'll find the best coffees going on the East End, along with a pretty excellent breakfast sandwich. Come early before the lines. There are several outposts of Jack's in the city.

Perfect sandwiches, soups, cookies and snacks. Open 7 days a week at long last. Try the turkey meatloaf sandwich. There's also a location in East Hampton.