Location: Sag Harbor
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Best Mexican food near Sag Harbor, New York, United States
Best Mexican restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mexican food in Sag Harbor. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mexican restaurants near you.. Sag Harbor is an incorporated village in Suffolk County, New York, United States, in the towns of East Hampton and Southampton. The population was 2,169 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Sag Harbor
1. Estia's Little Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By CHD6265
.... for a Brit in the current dollar pound environment! Setting aside 5 burritos, 5 beers and a margarita with 10% tip (only? Only in the US would 10% be an insult - in U.K. That would be good performance) cost me £140, the food here was great. Don't be put off by the shack appearance and give it a go.
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2. Cilantro's
Cilantro's - is a family run take out restaurant opened in 2009, that offers fresh and deliciously cooked south of the border cuisine, from locally sourced and organically farmed ingredients, for local and summer residents around the Sag Harbor, NY area,
Reviewed By ceebdough
Cilantro's is a beautiful, well-stocked grocery store. Some items were a little pricey compared to home. But the salad bar offerings were delicious and comparably priced to what I'm used to, and we enjoyed yummy salads for several of our meals during our vacation. A pleasure!Thank you!
3. Jimmy Jims Deli
Reviewed By NYNYGIraffe
I was so happy to discover Jimmy Jims Deli while driving down Noyac Road a few weeks ago. I have now already been there about five times to buy lunch. Their sandwiches are terrific. All the salads are freshly made using good quality, often organic, ingredients. I particularly love the chicken salad with bacon on a hero. They also sell Mexican dishes. Today, I sampled the chicken taco platter and it was delicious. In addition, they sell freshly baked goods -- croissants, turnovers, pies, scones-- which are also of very good quality. One can also buy there good quality organic brands of nut butters, salsas, jams etc. I see that they also make coffee drinks and smoothies, although I have not yet sampled any. Everything I have sampled has been very very good. Definitely a notch above your typical deli fare. I always take out from there and eat at home or on the beach, however there is an eat-in area for those who prefer that. The clientele seems to run the gamut from locals to well-heeled summer rental Moms.
