Goat cheese and pear salad |
Some restaurants tout their seasonal menus, but Harbor Bistro, in East Hampton, is truly seasonal. The waterfront restaurant, with a large covered patio, is open only in summer.
And it specializes, of course, in fresh seafood and local produce.
Salad special: grilled baby artichoke, scallops and almonds |
Even better, Harbor Bistro is also moderately (for the Hamptons) priced. Most entrees are in the mid $20-$30 range, and are substantial enough to not need an appetizer. When I went recently, there were so many great appetizers that I had an appetizer and a salad for dinner and still couldn't finish my food.
There is a raw bar with local oysters and clams, and a vegan appetizer nightly. I had the vegan hold bowl, with edamame and soba noodles. Not sure why it was called 'chilled' since it was indeed cold, but it was also quite tasty.
Tuna tostadas |
At our table, one person got the tuna poke, with avocado and local tomatoes, and others got the fish tacos.
Tuna poke |
None of the pastas when we visited were vegetarian, but they could be served without the pancetta.
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