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Hidden Gems on the North Fork!

By: Leah Hatch

The North Fork offers a relaxed yet refined dining scene, with fresh, local ingredients at the heart of every dish. From waterfront seafood spots to farm-to-table cafes and vineyard restaurants, this region serves up seasonal flavors and small-town charm in every bite.

Duryea’s Orient Point
Duryea’s Orient Point
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Duryea’s in Orient Point is a scenic waterfront restaurant known for its fresh seafood, laid-back elegance, and panoramic views of Gardiners Bay. A sister location to the Montauk original, it offers a refined yet relaxed dining experience featuring signature dishes like lobster cobb salad and whole grilled fish. With its dockside seating and nautical charm, Duryea’s captures the essence of summer dining on the North Fork.

Little Fish
Little Fish
Credit: Little Fish

Little Fish in Southold is a relaxed coastal restaurant tucked beside Kenney’s Beach, offering a fresh and globally inspired take on seaside dining. Its bright, colorful setting and beachside seating create a laid-back atmosphere perfect for summer evenings. With stunning sunset views and a creative, ever-changing menu, it’s a favorite North Fork destination for casual waterfront meals.

Southold Social
Southold Social
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Southold Social is a stylish farm-to-table bistro in Southold, led by acclaimed chef François Payard. It highlights seasonal, locally sourced ingredients from North Fork farms and fisheries, offering approachable New American cuisine in a chic yet welcoming space. With bright interiors, local artwork, and a tented outdoor patio, it’s a popular spot for both locals and visitors seeking a relaxed yet refined dining experience.

Waypoint Restaurant
”Waypoint
Credit: Waypoint Restaurant

Waypoint Restaurant in Southold offers a relaxed waterfront dining experience with a focus on fresh, locally sourced seafood and farm-to-table cuisine. The stylish setting features outdoor seating, fire pits, and often live music, creating a welcoming atmosphere. It’s a popular spot for both casual meals and special occasions on the North Fork.

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