Montauk’s Navy Beach Reopens For The Season

Navy Beach in Montauk will reopen for its 13th season on Friday, April 29, at 5:30 PM. Located on a 200-foot stretch of private beach on Fort Pond Bay, Navy Beach offers beachfront outdoor dining as well as indoor dining.

For the 2022 season reservations for dining will be available via Resy or by calling the restaurant directly up to two weeks in advance. Yachting clientele will be able to enjoy the beachfront restaurant’s popular “Torpedo” service, back this season offering a launch running weekends from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.

Photos by Noah Fecks

Navy Beach will continue to support the Navy SEAL Foundation with its 10th annual dine + donate program from Memorial Day through Labor Day, with $1 added to each dining check. Guests will also be able to donate additional funds to the organization. Since beginning to fundraise for the organization in 2013, the restaurant has raised over $175,000 for the Navy SEAL Foundation. In addition, the restaurant’s local East Hampton High School scholarship program continues for a third year which will award four $500 scholarships to 2022 graduates who reside in Montauk.

Navy Beach will serve dinner Friday through Sunday and lunch on weekends until May 19 when Thursday dinner will be added. Lunch and dinner will be served seven days starting June 16. Visit navybeach.com to view the complete calendar for private event closing dates.

Over the past two winters, Navy Beach has been expanding beyond Montauk. Navy Beach, St. Thomas at Yacht Haven Grande in the USVI is the first venture from Navy Beach Hospitality outside of the continental United States, followed by Navy Beach St. Maarten, which opened late 2021 at the IGY Isle de Sol Yacht Club, in Simpson Bay.

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