Hamptons

At the East End of Long Island, a long strip of beaches stretches all the way to The End -- a playground every Manhattanite knows collectively as “the Hamptons,” whether you ever get invited there or not.

Looks and feels like an old-school ice cream shoppe and candy store; serves that plus more substantial diner eats to hungry visitors all Summer long.

Located at the 9-hole Poxabogue Golf Center on Montauk Hwy, Fairway Cafe serves breakfast all day, away from the crowds.

This popular mini-chain serves up solid morning joe alongside muffins, cinnamon rolls, coffee cake, and more.

Babette's serves up brunch, lunch, and dinner in East Hampton.

Get your fill of smoked meats at Townline BBQ in Sagaponack.

Pierre's is a Franco-American restaurant with a gourmet market.

The American Hotel is a piece of Sag Harbor history, built in 1846 during the Whaling Era (you know the one).

Trata takes seafood and goes Greek with it, from apps like kavourokefte (a Medi crab cake with yogurt remoulade) to mains like charcoal-grilled whole fish.

Delmonico's is a classic steakhouse serving up all your meaty favorites, including a 40-day dry-aged/bone-in ribeye.

This Bridgehampton outpost of the steakhouse chain is stocked with all kinds of different oysters, plus choice cuts of steak like sirloin, filet, and porterhouse.

The Backyard is an upscale restaurant located at the Sole East hotel in Montauk.