George’s Lighthouse Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Town of East Hampton

George’s Lighthouse stands as a charming coastal beacon, quietly telling stories of the past while offering serene views of the sea. Located in a picturesque setting, this lighthouse is more than just a navigation aid — it is a peaceful retreat for visitors who want to escape the rush of everyday life. The structure itself, though simple in design, has a timeless beauty. Its whitewashed walls and red-capped roof reflect classic maritime architecture that blends harmoniously with the surrounding natural scenery.

What makes George’s Lighthouse truly special is the calm atmosphere it creates. Whether it’s the sound of crashing waves, the occasional cry of a seagull, or the golden hue of the setting sun behind the tower, every moment spent here feels meditative. Visitors can climb to the top for a panoramic view of the coastline, and on clear days, the horizon seems to stretch forever.

Though not as famous as other lighthouses, George’s Lighthouse offers a more intimate and soulful experience. It's perfect for quiet walks, photography, or simply sitting on a nearby bench and watching the sea. Anyone seeking beauty, history, and peace by the shore will find George’s Lighthouse a hidden gem worth...

Usually when you go to these little food places that are the only show in town by a park, etc. You can expect dried out frozen hamburgers or chicken sandwiches under a light. Not here!

Very good food, a nice menu, and a very nice vibe can all be found here. We weren't overly hungry and just sort of popped in, but decided to have the fish and chips. The batter was crispy and the fish was flaky and hot. The fries were also cooked perfectly and salted just enough. We decided to try the mussels and were very glad we did. Even though we weren't hungry we devoured them. They were fresh and cooked to perfection in a nice flavorful sauce.

We're going to make sure to go back. There's also s nice bar here that overlooks the ocean....

This was a very pretty location and a very pretty cafe. They did a good job capturing and maintaining the kind of look you'd expect from an old building near a lighthouse. They had multiple different fun activities to do like table shuffleboard, video games, and an outdoor area that occasionally has live music.

The prices of their foods are pretty high, relative to what you get. Compared to other cafes I've been to, they tend towards 2 or 3 times what I'm used to paying. You're paying for a place in a great location that isn't competing with anyone else for miles. I wouldn't suggest buying food here necessarily, but it's not a waste of time or...