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Restaurants, farms, wineries, hotels, shops, markets, and local things to do on the North Fork.

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NoFo Favorites is our growing collection of North Fork places we genuinely like, recommend, and think are worth knowing — from restaurants and coffee shops to farm stands, wineries, hotels, markets, and local things to do.

Some are classic visitor stops. Some are small local favorites. Some are places we personally love. All of them help make the North Fork feel like the North Fork.

Restaurants & cafes

18 Bay

18 Bay is now in Jamesport at 370 Manor Lane, after building a following on Shelter Island. It is one of those restaurants people remember because the meal feels personal, seasonal

North Fork Table & Inn

North Fork Table & Inn is one of the best-known restaurants on the North Fork. It sits in Southold, along the Main Road corridor, and has long been part of the conversation when pe

goodfood.

goodfood. is a casual Mattituck spot for empanadas, salads, sandwiches, soups, baked goods, coffee, and takeout. It fits naturally into a North Fork day, whether you are heading to

1943 Pizza Bar

1943 Pizza Bar is a Greenport pizza spot in Stirling Square, upstairs from Brix & Rye.

First and South

First and South is a Greenport restaurant and bar just off the main village stretch, with a lively feel, a welcoming room, and a menu that works for a lot of different kinds of nig

Aldo’s Coffee Company

Aldo’s is one of the classic Greenport stops. It is a coffee shop, roaster, and cafe near the waterfront, and it has the kind of personality that makes it feel different from almos

Bruce & Son

Bruce & Son is a Greenport brunch and daytime restaurant on Main Street, and one of the best places to eat in the village.

Encanto Crepes & Cafe

Encanto Crepes & Cafe is a Greenport cafe on Main Street, with crepes, coffee, and a small-town village feel that makes it easy to work into a walk around town.

Claudio’s

Claudio’s is one of the best-known names in Greenport, and one of the rare restaurants where the history is not just decoration.

Crazy Beans

Crazy Beans is a Greenport breakfast and lunch spot with a fun, casual feel and a menu that works when you want something familiar, filling, and easy before a day around the villag

Noah’s

Noah’s is a Greenport restaurant on Front Street known for seafood, small plates, raw bar items, local ingredients, and a menu that works well for sharing.

The Frisky Oyster

The Frisky Oyster is a Greenport dinner spot on Front Street with seafood, cocktails, a serious wine list, and a room that feels more grown-up than casual.

Ellen’s on Front

Ellen’s on Front is a Greenport restaurant on Front Street with creative food, drinks, and a warm village feel.

Demarchelier Bistro

Demarchelier Bistro brings classic French bistro cooking to Greenport.

Black Llama Bar

Black Llama Bar is a Greenport cocktail bar with music, drinks, and a darker, more late-night feel than many of the village’s daytime and waterfront stops.

Lombardi’s Love Lane Market

Lombardi’s Love Lane Market is a Mattituck Italian market and prepared-foods stop right on Love Lane.

Love Lane Kitchen

Love Lane Kitchen is one of the main food anchors on Love Lane in Mattituck.

Southold Fish Market

Southold Fish Market is one of those places that feels essential if you spend time on the North Fork.

Braun Seafood Co.

Braun Seafood Co. is one of the biggest seafood names on the North Fork.

Wineries, breweries & drinks

Farm stands, markets & local food

Hotels, inns & places to stay

Things to do

How to use this page

Pick one town or stretch of the Fork and build the day around it. Greenport is strongest for walkable restaurants, coffee, bars, theater, and waterfront stops. Mattituck and Cutchogue are strong for Love Lane, wineries, farms, and food to bring back to the house. Southold, Peconic, East Marion, and Orient work best when you want a quieter route with farm stands, beaches, ferry stops, and water nearby.

NoFo Times note

This is not meant to be a complete directory of every business on the North Fork. It is a growing collection of places we think are worth knowing, visiting, eating at, shopping from, staying at, or building a day around.