One essential, last pit stop was deemed extremely necessary before leaving Montauk. So necessary, that we were willing to miss the 5:30pm train in exchange for the hour later departure time. We needed lobster rolls. While the locals raved about Cyril’s lobster rolls being the best on this side of the island, we were told there was competition lurking down the road. One of my … Continue reading Lunch (The Lobster Roll Restaurant)
While in Montauk, it seemed necessary to consume as much local, fresh seafood as humanly possible. We wanted to make a fun dinner reservation at one of the few, but delicious, restaurants on this part of the island. Most places seemed to be booked up for reasonable dining hours, so we decided to go Manhattan on Montauk and head to dinner at 10:15pm. We decided … Continue reading South Edison
Right around the corner from our Day 2 Montauk destination was an adorable brunch/lunch place, Bird on the Roof. The logo was beachy and fun, and the adjacent gift shop featured all of the cheesy products one would expect. However, the cuteness stopped at the door. By the time we left, we wished we had just stopped at 7-11 for cereal or found bagels. It … Continue reading Bird on the Roof
I haven’t seen 6am in weeks, let alone on a Saturday. I arrived at Penn Station with the early crowd for my three hour train ride out east, far east. This would be an adventure to unchartered territory. I was taking on Montauk. A half of a cinnamon raisin bagel, one full movie and too many failed nap attempts later, I arrived as far east … Continue reading Cyril’s Fish House
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