Guidebook for Greenport
Food Scene
Goldberg's Famous Bagels
131 3rd StGreat food, staff and setting.
New American casual beach-inspired hotel, restaurant and bar located in Greenport on Long Island’s North Fork. Fresh local ingredients in a fun & stylish setting. Outdoor bar, fireplace, completely redone interior.
Open Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday 5-10 and Friday, Saturday 5-11
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American Beech
300 Main StNew American casual beach-inspired hotel, restaurant and bar located in Greenport on Long Island’s North Fork. Fresh local ingredients in a fun & stylish setting. Outdoor bar, fireplace, completely redone interior.
Open Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday 5-10 and Friday, Saturday 5-11
History surrounds you as you dine in this National Historic Building circa 1845 with its magnificent Victorian bar, beautifully mirrored swinging saloon door, and Prohibition trap door. And while our colorful past makes the restaurant more memorable and comfortable, it is the food, friendly service and genuine warmth that draw you back time and again year after year. Claudio’s presents new American cuisine with an emphasis on fresh seafood in the New England coastal tradition. Expect quality fresh ingredients, generous portions, local wines and warm hospitality.
Claudio’s second floor dining room (which is open Saturday nights from July 4th to Columbus Day) overlooks Greenport Harbor and is
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Claudio's
111 Main StHistory surrounds you as you dine in this National Historic Building circa 1845 with its magnificent Victorian bar, beautifully mirrored swinging saloon door, and Prohibition trap door. And while our colorful past makes the restaurant more memorable and comfortable, it is the food, friendly service and genuine warmth that draw you back time and again year after year. Claudio’s presents new American cuisine with an emphasis on fresh seafood in the New England coastal tradition. Expect quality fresh ingredients, generous portions, local wines and warm hospitality.
Claudio’s second floor dining room (which is open Saturday nights from July 4th to Columbus Day) overlooks Greenport Harbor and is
Barista made beverages and a creative menu made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients – and love.
From the Crazy Beans website:
“We cook everything to order. We believe that when you go out to eat, you deserve to have your meal prepared just for you. Sure it takes a bit longer, but it’s worth it… We are from here and live here. Because of that, we love our community and we support our local businesses. Our amazing staff makes Crazy Beans possible. They work really hard. We love them. Please be nice to them. On that note: we’re not robots. If there is anything we can do better, please tell us. We are here to make you happy. That’s the truth. What it comes down to is this: we love eating a
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Crazy Beans
2 Front StBarista made beverages and a creative menu made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients – and love.
From the Crazy Beans website:
“We cook everything to order. We believe that when you go out to eat, you deserve to have your meal prepared just for you. Sure it takes a bit longer, but it’s worth it… We are from here and live here. Because of that, we love our community and we support our local businesses. Our amazing staff makes Crazy Beans possible. They work really hard. We love them. Please be nice to them. On that note: we’re not robots. If there is anything we can do better, please tell us. We are here to make you happy. That’s the truth. What it comes down to is this: we love eating a
Sandpiper has been around since 1979, and while other ice cream shoppes have come and gone from this seaside hamlet, this place has endured. Located on the last block of Main Street before the harbor, this is very much a tourist destination.
Sandpiper
142 Main StSandpiper has been around since 1979, and while other ice cream shoppes have come and gone from this seaside hamlet, this place has endured. Located on the last block of Main Street before the harbor, this is very much a tourist destination.
If you’re looking for fresh seafood, Alice’s Fish Market is the place to go. Located on the docks near Eastern Long Island Hospital, fishermen pull up and bring fresh seafood right to this quaint market. Alice’s offers fresh and frozen seafood, prepared seafood dishes, chowder, clams, bay scallops, crab. Whether you’re looking for the catch of the day, clams casino, lobster or chowder, Alice has something for everyone. The staff at Alice’s is very knowledgeable about the products they are selling. Fax orders are accepted.
Hours: Daily, 9am – 6pm
General services: Phone orders, Prepared foods, Take-out
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Alices Fish Market
222 Atlantic AveIf you’re looking for fresh seafood, Alice’s Fish Market is the place to go. Located on the docks near Eastern Long Island Hospital, fishermen pull up and bring fresh seafood right to this quaint market. Alice’s offers fresh and frozen seafood, prepared seafood dishes, chowder, clams, bay scallops, crab. Whether you’re looking for the catch of the day, clams casino, lobster or chowder, Alice has something for everyone. The staff at Alice’s is very knowledgeable about the products they are selling. Fax orders are accepted.
Hours: Daily, 9am – 6pm
General services: Phone orders, Prepared foods, Take-out
First established in February of 2011 by a group of local residents, the Greenport Farmers’ Market aims to create a place to educate, connect and support communities, agriculture and aquaculture.
The goals of the Greenport Farmers’ Market are to:
SUPPORT regional sustainable producers, by providing them with direct access to consumers.
EDUCATE the public to the nutritional and economic benefits of buying locally grown food directly from farmers.
UNITE farmers, fishermen and communities.
The market is held every Saturday from 9am to 1pm in the lot located at South and 2nd Street in the Village.
Greenport Farmers' Market
414 1st StFirst established in February of 2011 by a group of local residents, the Greenport Farmers’ Market aims to create a place to educate, connect and support communities, agriculture and aquaculture.
The goals of the Greenport Farmers’ Market are to:
SUPPORT regional sustainable producers, by providing them with direct access to consumers.
EDUCATE the public to the nutritional and economic benefits of buying locally grown food directly from farmers.
UNITE farmers, fishermen and communities.
The market is held every Saturday from 9am to 1pm in the lot located at South and 2nd Street in the Village.
Entertainment & Activities
The iconic Jess Owen Carousel House at Mitchell Park in Greenport is a favorite for locals and tourists alike.
The 1920 Herschell-Spillman portable classic wood carousel was a gift from Grumman and its three rows of horses and two chariots are open for rides daily (weekends only during the off season).
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Antique Carousel
115 Front StThe iconic Jess Owen Carousel House at Mitchell Park in Greenport is a favorite for locals and tourists alike.
The 1920 Herschell-Spillman portable classic wood carousel was a gift from Grumman and its three rows of horses and two chariots are open for rides daily (weekends only during the off season).
Mitchell Park, described as the jewel of the Village of Greenport, is a lovely four acre park located on the beautiful waterfront of the Village.
The park complex is home to an antique carousel, observation deck, camera obscura and harbor walk fronting the 60 slip marina.
Mitchell Park is one of the great waterfront spaces on Long Island and a focal point for the Village. During the warm weather there are numerous events including a boat show, concerts and art shows. During the winter residents and visitors enjoy ice skating on the large rink.
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Mitchell Park & Marina
115 Front StMitchell Park, described as the jewel of the Village of Greenport, is a lovely four acre park located on the beautiful waterfront of the Village.
The park complex is home to an antique carousel, observation deck, camera obscura and harbor walk fronting the 60 slip marina.
Mitchell Park is one of the great waterfront spaces on Long Island and a focal point for the Village. During the warm weather there are numerous events including a boat show, concerts and art shows. During the winter residents and visitors enjoy ice skating on the large rink.
The Mission of the East End Seaport Museum and Marine Foundation is to recognize, restore and preserve the maritime heritage of the East End of Long Island, New York. In Greenport, we operate the East End Seaport Museum on the waterfront with its maritime exhibits and collections. At the Village Blacksmith Shop, our blacksmith conducts demonstrations of iron working with hands-on experiences for children . Offshore we own, operate, and maintain the historic Long Beach Bar (Bug) Lighthouse. Bug Light is the gateway to Greenport, Shelter Island, and Peconic Bay and we are proud to be the stewards of this working navigational structure.
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East End Seaport Museum and Marine Foundation
3rd StreetThe Mission of the East End Seaport Museum and Marine Foundation is to recognize, restore and preserve the maritime heritage of the East End of Long Island, New York. In Greenport, we operate the East End Seaport Museum on the waterfront with its maritime exhibits and collections. At the Village Blacksmith Shop, our blacksmith conducts demonstrations of iron working with hands-on experiences for children . Offshore we own, operate, and maintain the historic Long Beach Bar (Bug) Lighthouse. Bug Light is the gateway to Greenport, Shelter Island, and Peconic Bay and we are proud to be the stewards of this working navigational structure.
Island’s End is a semi-private course located in the heart of Wine Country on the North Fork of Long Island. The 6,700 yard course is on Route 25 in Greenport.
We are excited to announce that we have extended our property lease for another 10 years! This has allowed us the ability to make major improvements this year. Coming soon you will see an improved website, a new restaurant called “On The Turn”, a remodeled upstairs event room offering beautiful views of the course. There are also some great offers for golfers.
Island's End Golf & Country Club
5025 NY-25Island’s End is a semi-private course located in the heart of Wine Country on the North Fork of Long Island. The 6,700 yard course is on Route 25 in Greenport.
We are excited to announce that we have extended our property lease for another 10 years! This has allowed us the ability to make major improvements this year. Coming soon you will see an improved website, a new restaurant called “On The Turn”, a remodeled upstairs event room offering beautiful views of the course. There are also some great offers for golfers.
Located just up the road from Greenport Village, Kontokosta Winery is the North Fork’s only tasting room and winery with a waterfront location.
The winery is situated on 62 acres, including over a quarter-mile of breathtaking Long Island Sound waterfront. Encompassing approximately 9,000 square feet features a private wine library and winemaking facility.
The first vines at Kontokosta Winery were planted in 2002.
Visitors entering the Kontokosta gates approach up a long drive through the vineyard to the winery building, which is situated towards the back of the farm amongst 20 acres of open field and seasonal gardens. Guests are invited to taste wine while taking advantage of the beautiful
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Kontokosta Winery
825 North RdLocated just up the road from Greenport Village, Kontokosta Winery is the North Fork’s only tasting room and winery with a waterfront location.
The winery is situated on 62 acres, including over a quarter-mile of breathtaking Long Island Sound waterfront. Encompassing approximately 9,000 square feet features a private wine library and winemaking facility.
The first vines at Kontokosta Winery were planted in 2002.
Visitors entering the Kontokosta gates approach up a long drive through the vineyard to the winery building, which is situated towards the back of the farm amongst 20 acres of open field and seasonal gardens. Guests are invited to taste wine while taking advantage of the beautiful
Drinks & Nightlife
gave Grill and Cantina, located across the street from Mitchell Park, serves Mexican/American food. The restaurant is run by Elias Martinez, Luis Martinez, and Victor Cruz, all three of whom worked in the business for many years and dreamed of one day opening their own place.
Come experience the atmosphere and the food.
110 Front Street, Greenport, NY 11944
(631) 333-2323
https://www.agavegrillandcantina.net/
AGAVE Grill&Cantina
110 Front Stgave Grill and Cantina, located across the street from Mitchell Park, serves Mexican/American food. The restaurant is run by Elias Martinez, Luis Martinez, and Victor Cruz, all three of whom worked in the business for many years and dreamed of one day opening their own place.
Come experience the atmosphere and the food.
110 Front Street, Greenport, NY 11944
(631) 333-2323
https://www.agavegrillandcantina.net/
Everything Else
Address
2530 Manhansett Ave., Greenport, NY 11944
Phone
631-445-2404
Email
Billysbythebay@yahoo.com
Website
http://www.billysbythebayrestaurant.com/
Description
Enjoy fresh seafood on Billy’s outdoor patio. Live music on the weekends.
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Billys by the Bay
2530 Manhanset AveAddress
2530 Manhansett Ave., Greenport, NY 11944
Phone
631-445-2404
Email
Billysbythebay@yahoo.com
Website
http://www.billysbythebayrestaurant.com/
Description
Enjoy fresh seafood on Billy’s outdoor patio. Live music on the weekends.
Website
http://www.claudios.com/claudios-clambar/
Description
On Claudio’s west wharf, submerge yourself in the stunning views of Shelter Island and Greenport Harbor while sitting under the tented canopy and enjoying all the mussels, clams, oysters and shrimp you can handle. If wetting your palette is on the agenda, sample our specialty drinks… Mudslides, Margaritas, Rum Runners, Pina Coladas or go for the simple pleasure of an ice cold draft on a hot summer day. If entertainment is what you seek, better bring your dancing shoes. We feature live music weekend afternoons and after the sun goes down, party with the stars on the dockside dance floor, the hottest night spot on the North Fork. (C
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Claudio's Waterfront
111 Main StWebsite
http://www.claudios.com/claudios-clambar/
Description
On Claudio’s west wharf, submerge yourself in the stunning views of Shelter Island and Greenport Harbor while sitting under the tented canopy and enjoying all the mussels, clams, oysters and shrimp you can handle. If wetting your palette is on the agenda, sample our specialty drinks… Mudslides, Margaritas, Rum Runners, Pina Coladas or go for the simple pleasure of an ice cold draft on a hot summer day. If entertainment is what you seek, better bring your dancing shoes. We feature live music weekend afternoons and after the sun goes down, party with the stars on the dockside dance floor, the hottest night spot on the North Fork. (C
Essentials
74739 Main Rd
74739 Main Road 7-11
In a time of cookie-cutter chains, IGA stores stand out as distinctively unique, just like the communities they serve. Stop in at the Greenport IGA and experience shopping the IGA way—with a promise of neighborly service from people you know and trust. Full line of goods including a deli counter.
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IGA Greenport
101 South StIn a time of cookie-cutter chains, IGA stores stand out as distinctively unique, just like the communities they serve. Stop in at the Greenport IGA and experience shopping the IGA way—with a promise of neighborly service from people you know and trust. Full line of goods including a deli counter.
Filling station, convenience store and Subway Sandwiches. Open all the time.
Mr Roberts Convenience Food Store
300 Front StFilling station, convenience store and Subway Sandwiches. Open all the time.
Parks & Nature
Orient Beach State Park features one of the most pristine maritime forests on the North Fork, with red cedar and blackjack oak trees and prickly pear cactus growing for miles in the tidal wetlands of a small strip of land jutting into Gardiners Bay. The park’s expansive beach, park and playground area are located at the end of a two-mile paved road easily accessible by car from Route 25 with a park pass. Wooden swings lining the beach invite romance as the sun sets, and nature trails found throughout the area call for adventure. Kayak, canoe and bicycle rentals are also available.
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Parc d'État de la plage d'Orient
40000 Main RdOrient Beach State Park features one of the most pristine maritime forests on the North Fork, with red cedar and blackjack oak trees and prickly pear cactus growing for miles in the tidal wetlands of a small strip of land jutting into Gardiners Bay. The park’s expansive beach, park and playground area are located at the end of a two-mile paved road easily accessible by car from Route 25 with a park pass. Wooden swings lining the beach invite romance as the sun sets, and nature trails found throughout the area call for adventure. Kayak, canoe and bicycle rentals are also available.
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The Town Beach. A cute and diverse park, beach & playground at the base of Fifth Street in Greenport. Small area for swimming (lifeguards on duty 11am-5pm in the summer), a couple fun and interesting playground structures with swings for babies and big kids, a sand floor volleyball court and wide open grassy space for running & ball-playing. Also some picnic tables & BBQ grills, public bathrooms and public parking spaces. The beach is rocky & full of shells, but fun for kids to explore.
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The Town Beach. A cute and diverse park, beach & playground at the base of Fifth Street in Greenport. Small area for swimming (lifeguards on duty 11am-5pm in the summer), a couple fun and interesting playground structures with swings for babies and big kids, a sand floor volleyball court and wide open grassy space for running & ball-playing. Also some picnic tables & BBQ grills, public bathrooms and public parking spaces. The beach is rocky & full of shells, but fun for kids to explore.
Norman L. Klipp Park
Locally known as Gull Pond Beach, this spacious beach, park and marine access site at the end of Manhanset Avenue in Greenport features clear views of Shelter Island and its harbor. A large parking area and boat ramp make for easy access to the water. The beach has a playground and lifeguards are on duty during the summer.
Gull Pond
Norman L. Klipp Park
Locally known as Gull Pond Beach, this spacious beach, park and marine access site at the end of Manhanset Avenue in Greenport features clear views of Shelter Island and its harbor. A large parking area and boat ramp make for easy access to the water. The beach has a playground and lifeguards are on duty during the summer.
Arts & Culture
The Railroad Museum of Long Island is housed in a former Long Island Rail Road freight house. The freight house and the former Greenport railroad station (now the East End Seaport Museum) were built in 1892 in the same Victorian style popular at that time. The massive sliding wooden doors originally installed for loading and unloading freight are still intact. Over the years the freight house also served as the parcel post service of the US Post Office, housed a Railway Express Office, and was used for storage of busses. At one time the 3.4 acre site comprising the Greenport rail yard had a four-stall engine house, a coaling area, a water tank, and many other smaller maintenance-of-way struc
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Railroad Museum of Long Island
440 4th StThe Railroad Museum of Long Island is housed in a former Long Island Rail Road freight house. The freight house and the former Greenport railroad station (now the East End Seaport Museum) were built in 1892 in the same Victorian style popular at that time. The massive sliding wooden doors originally installed for loading and unloading freight are still intact. Over the years the freight house also served as the parcel post service of the US Post Office, housed a Railway Express Office, and was used for storage of busses. At one time the 3.4 acre site comprising the Greenport rail yard had a four-stall engine house, a coaling area, a water tank, and many other smaller maintenance-of-way struc
As you stroll along Greenport Village’s waterfront, you can’t help but notice the beautiful red fireboat docked behind the East End Seaport Museum. This is the Fire Fighter, a floating museum which has taken up residence in our Village.
In front line service for over seven decades protecting New York Harbor, Fire Fighter has the hard-earned distinction of being the most award-decorated fireboat in the world, and at the time of her 2010 decommissioning she was the second oldest fireboat in front line service worldwide. As a National Historic Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Fire Fighter is a truly significant piece of American history now available to the
The Fire Fighter
75 Greenmanville AvenueAs you stroll along Greenport Village’s waterfront, you can’t help but notice the beautiful red fireboat docked behind the East End Seaport Museum. This is the Fire Fighter, a floating museum which has taken up residence in our Village.
In front line service for over seven decades protecting New York Harbor, Fire Fighter has the hard-earned distinction of being the most award-decorated fireboat in the world, and at the time of her 2010 decommissioning she was the second oldest fireboat in front line service worldwide. As a National Historic Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Fire Fighter is a truly significant piece of American history now available to the
Stirling Historical Society Museum-Ireland House
Ireland House was built in the early 1830s on the south side of Adams Street about 100 feet from its present location. The house was home to numerous Greenport working families, many of whom rented from the property owners.
The house style is Greenport Vernacular, a common house form built from the 1750s. It is a simple small-scale half house with a plain façade, painted clapboard, a doorway with sidelight and transom and 6/6 pane windows.
The Society named the house after Margaret E. Ireland, a well known civic worker and an admired, colorful resident of Greenport. She was a newspaper correspondent for the NY Herald Tribune, the NY Journal A
319 Main St
319 Main StreetStirling Historical Society Museum-Ireland House
Ireland House was built in the early 1830s on the south side of Adams Street about 100 feet from its present location. The house was home to numerous Greenport working families, many of whom rented from the property owners.
The house style is Greenport Vernacular, a common house form built from the 1750s. It is a simple small-scale half house with a plain façade, painted clapboard, a doorway with sidelight and transom and 6/6 pane windows.
The Society named the house after Margaret E. Ireland, a well known civic worker and an admired, colorful resident of Greenport. She was a newspaper correspondent for the NY Herald Tribune, the NY Journal A