Our Michael Vee visited three bars in Greenport, where he was tasked with ordering up an apple brandy cocktail. (more…)
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Noah’s in Greenport.
Noah’s in Greenport is known for its innovative farm-to-table menu. Locally sourced small plates such as Crescent Farm duck BBQ and seasonal entrees like corn risotto keep diners coming back time and again to experience chef Noah Schwartz’ latest creations.
Starting next month, guests will have more reason to stop into the Front Street hot spot. The restaurant is rolling out a new guest chef series designed to give diners the farm fresh fare they expect with a twist. (more…)
A scene from the 2018 Land & Sea Gala. (Credit: Madison Fender)
The 29th annual East End Maritime Festival in Greenport kicked off Friday night with the Land and Sea Gala at the Greenport Yacht Ship Building Co. (more…)
The 2018 East End Maritime Festival returns to Greenport this weekend with an opening day parade, fair vendors, live music, kayak races and more.
The three-day event kicks off with the Land & Sea Gala on Friday night. The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22 and Sunday, Sept. 23. (more…)
The second annual Blast for Cast in Greenport. (Credit: David Benthal)
The second annual “Blast for CAST” was held Thursday night at American Beech in Greenport. It featured an open bar with hors d’oeuvres provided by American Beech as well as pizza from 1943 Pizza Bar. (more…)
‘It’s not fish you’re buying – it’s men’s lives.’’
— Sir Walter Scott
The Predator sits dockside in Greenport, behind Alice’s Fish Market, a rusting hulk of a fishing trawler, 75 feet long and with no certain future to speak of. It is Mark Phillips’ boat, but he is away most days trolling offshore for squid in his other trawler, the Illusion.
“It is not going to sea anytime soon,” Phillips said by cellphone, an edge of weary disgust in his voice. “The Predator’s days have come and gone.” (more…)
A bayman’s life is loaded with photographable moments.
You’re up to see the sunrise most mornings. Sea gulls land on the bow of your boat. The water surrounds you.
For Greenport’s Chris Hamilton, this all became apparent as he worked alongside his father, Captain Bob Hamilton of the Jeremy H. (more…)
