Location: Bridgehampton
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Bridgehampton, New York, United States. Bridgehampton is a hamlet and census-designated place (CDP) in the South Fork of Suffolk County, New York, USA. The population was 1,756 at the 2010 census.
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1. Southampton Publick House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By ELSUSHI921
This was once adorable, with the garden in the back, and bar room feel inside, some how, the food is not at all as good as it once was. My tuna was awful and not of great quality, the seaweed was dried out, and fresh ginger tasted like it was left over from last week. My husband clam chowder was watery..We had to ask for bread, even the olive oil tasted poorley..Service was very slow..The help was nice..The bathroom was clean.I doubt I will rush back.Hi there. I am disappointed to hear this feedback. Please know that this is not the norm for our restaurant, and is not the standard we hold ourselves to. We want all of our guests to have a great and positive all around experience with us, and knowing this was not the case for your visit is saddening. We hope that you visit us again in the future.
2. Corner Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By KNICKRD
Stopped in for a quick bite. Good size Drink, for a reasonable price.$9-$11.Had the Reuben, and Spinach Salad, both substantial and good. The Corn Fritters, were pretty good, with dipping sauce in a To Go portion cup, found that odd for an in house plating.
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3. Rowdy Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By Bluesprout61
We called into Rowdy Hall on a Sunday afternoon, initially just for a drink. Dermot, the bartender, was excellent - really helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. We asked to look at the menu, thinking we might call back later to eat. Dermot described all of the specials and explained that there would be a limited menu between 3.30 and 5pm, for the changeover between lunch and dinner. As it was already around 2.30, we decided to stay for lunch, after weâd finished our drinks. It all went downhill after that ...We chose a table and a server arrived to take a drinks order. We ordered a bottle of Pinot Noir (Dermot had kindly given us a taste of it at the bar). Our server asked a couple of times if we had any questions about the menu. He didnât at any point mention any of the specials. When we chose our meals, I asked for the shrimp sandwich special, which Dermot had said came with potato chips, fries or greens. I wasnât offered this choice by the server, he just said âIt comes with potato chips.â His colleague did come over later to ask if I wanted to change to a different side order, but it all sounded like it was too much trouble for them. My husband ordered a Croque Madame - ie a Croque Monsieur with a fried egg on top. The server asked how heâd like his egg fried. When it arrived there was no egg. At no point did anybody ask if everything was okay with our meal, so my husband had to wait until our server topped up our water glasses to point out that he hadnât had an egg and to ask him to make sure we werenât charged for it. My husband then heard the two servers talking about it and the female server saying âDoes he want the egg now, then?â She then walked past us, so my husband told her that he didnât want the egg. Her reply was indiscernible, but sounded like âMeh.â There was certainly no sign of any sort of apology from anybody for getting the order wrong.The food was good, but it felt as if we were imposing on them by choosing to eat just before the changeover period and everything was rushed. My husbandâs plate was whisked away as soon as heâd finished, but before I had, and then when Iâd finished my sandwich, my plate was snatched away, along with the remaining potato chips, which were in a separate bowl. The server didnât think to ask whether I was still eating them, and as heâd put his hand right over the top of them to take them away, I certainly wasnât going to ask him to put them back down. He also kept topping up our wine glasses as if he wanted to rush us through the bottle. When there was a bit left (maybe half a glass each) in the bottle, he looked at it and asked whether we thought we would finish it. We said yes, then when he came back, we asked why heâd asked the question and he said âWell if you canât finish it, I could put a cork in it for you. Or I could help you out with it.â It was a nice bottle of wine, which we wanted to savour during and after our meal, but he completely spoiled that experience for us.When we paid the bill, we scored out the gratuity line, to make it clear that we donât tip for poor service and bad attitude. We did, however, give Dermot a cash tip when we left, as he clearly deserved it.
4. Fellingham's Restaurant Sports Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
The Sports Bar on the East End serving Lunch, Dinner, and Sunday Brunch. Open 7 days a week, year round 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., bar till very late & Sunday Brunch noon-3 pm. Voted One of America's Top 25 "Best Bars", Esquire Magazine 2010. For 37 years, Joe F
Reviewed By Jackstraw66
We have not gone here in years. Extensive menu should please just about anyone. Mostly burgers and apps. Service not great, but acceptable. Runner brought our 2 appetizers to share between 5 people, and did not give us any plates to make sharing easy. Food was good.Dear Jackstraw66,I was there all day and night because of the Superbowl. It was seriously crazy during the day and slower at night.We apologize for the lack of attention. We are assumming you were there for dinner. Correct?Your runner was new, so we are sure it was just an oversight about the small plates. Let me know if and when you are planning to come back, we would like to give you a complimentary appetizer!!Thank you!!
