Montauk | Food Crawl - Part 2

Continuing my Montauk food adventure with more delicious stops—here’s the lowdown on where I ate (and loved)! 🦪 Clam Bar at Napeague This spot is right off the highway, so it’s super easy to swing by when you’re driving around. No fancy frills here, just good, fresh seafood! I tried their clam dishes, and they were so tasty—plump, briny clams cooked just right, with that classic coastal flavor that hits the spot. It’s the kind of casual, no-fuss eatery that makes Montauk’s food scene so charming—grab a seat, dig in, and enjoy the laid-back vibe 🚗. 🦞 Lobster Roll Restaurant You can’t visit a coastal town like Montauk without trying a lobster roll, and this place nails it! I went for the hot lobster roll—warm, buttery chunks of lobster piled high in a soft bun, no weird fillers, just pure lobster goodness. Every bite was juicy and flavorful, and I finished it in no time (oops, no regrets!). It’s a total classic, and if you’re a seafood lover, this one’s a must-try 🍴. 🥘 South Edison The food here was really good—fresh, creative dishes that tasted homemade. But fair warning: the portions are on the smaller side, so I left still a little hungry (good excuse to grab a snack later, though! 😂). One tiny detail that made me smile: the hooks by the bathroom door were so cute—little, playful designs that added a fun, quirky touch to the place. It’s the small things that make a restaurant feel memorable! 🍷 Channing Daughters Winery This stop wasn’t just about eating—it was about sipping wine and soaking up the views! The winery has beautiful grounds, with greenery and calm vibes that make it perfect for chatting with friends or just unwinding. They offer a ton of wine flights, and most of the wines are on the drier side (my favorite!). Even if you’re not a huge wine fan, the scenery alone is worth a visit—sit outside, sip a glass, and let the Montauk relaxation sink in 🌿. #MontaukEats #SeafoodLovers #WineryVibes #LongIslandFood #TravelEats