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A picturesque marina setting makes the drive up desolate Three Mile Harbor Road worth your while. Despite efforts such a ten-years-too-late tuna tataki with star anise ponzu, the Point is a meat and potatoes sort of place, as evidenced by the content sailors at the bar dining on braised lamb shank or dry-aged strip, washing them down with serious martinis. Sunday nights, locals know to come listen to live reggae on the deck after the weekenders have left.
The Springs in East Hampton has never been short on old-school, casual and family-friendly burger-and-beer joints. Newcomer Harbor Grill (from the family and chef who run Harbor Bistro) should fit ... read more
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