Dining

The Chequit: Paying Tribute to the Historic Property

The Chequit on Shelter Island officially reopened on Memorial Day Weekend as the hotel celebrates its 150th Anniversary. The Chequit was built in 1872 as a meeting hall. It was one of…

Léon 1909 Opens On Shelter Island

In early August, Léon 1909 debuted on Shelter Island. The restaurant is named after owner Valerie Mnuchin’s paternal grandfather, who had an affinity for romantic coastal adventures.  Léon’s Provençal-style menu, which nods…

From Hello Oma to Ukraine for Kalas

There’s a handful of reasons why stores close in the Hamptons. Maybe they’re seasonal, or there’s the pandemic, or maybe it just wasn’t the right time for the right idea.  But Kristofer…

East Hampton’s Hello Oma Reopens After Hiatus

After a six-month hiatus, Hello Oma, a coffee and bake shop in East Hampton, will reopen its doors to the public. In February 2022, owner Kristofer Kalas closed Hello Oma to help…

Kyma x NAIA Collaboration

Kyma, the award-winning Mediterranean restaurant with locations in Manhattan and Roslyn, will collaborate with NAIA at the Capri in Southampton on August 20.  During this one night only event at NAIA at…

Bar Goto x Rita Cantina Pop Up

Bar maven Kenta Goto and his renowned NYC bar, Bar Goto Niban, will host a pop up at  Rita Cantina in Springs to bring Japanese-inspired tastes to the location. The two-day event…

Mattituck: In Love with Love Lane

My family looks forward to our excursions to the North Fork since we’re on the South Fork year-round. Cruising on the Sag Harbor and Shelter Island ferries reminds us of how lucky…

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