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This 4,800-square-foot estate is a dream come true for buyers with large families and an expansive group of friends. From the in-ground pool complete with outdoor cabana, to the five spacious bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom and balcony, there is plenty of room to sprawl out and unwind in high style. (more…)
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This picturesque Orient estate is straight out of a fairytale.
Antique farmhouse charm meets sophisticated modern amenities, this 19th century estate offers is a quintessential Orient home with extra perks. The main home is prime for entertaining, boasting 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen and original hardwood floors. (more…)
Chinese dumplings, French crepes and gelato, Opties and Dinghies in Orient. (Credit: Cyndi Zaweski)
An eclectic menu of Chinese dumplings and French crepes mixed with the sweet, timelessness of an Orient tradition, Opties and Dinghies has opened on Village Lane, serving a seamless blend of old and new on July Fourth weekend.
Owners Vincent Bertault and Claudia Lin are bringing their 12-plus years of culinary experience to the North Fork in the storefront previously leased by Brooklyn-based pie company Four & Twenty Blackbirds, which closed after four seasons last summer. (more…)
Robby Beaver, owner and chef of the Frisky Oyster in Greenport prepares Peconic Gold Oysters Friskafella. (Credit: Elizabeth Wagner)
Hundreds of people gathered at the Oysterponds Historical Society grounds in Orient Saturday for the annual North Fork Fresh to sample delicious food from local restaurants, farmers and chefs along with wines, beer and special desserts.
The event, which featured more than 25 vendors, is a celebration of North Fork bounty, benefiting the historical society. (more…)
In a detached garage off a private road in Orient, woodworker Ricky Saetta is hard at work on a number of projects simultaneously, both creative and commercial.
(more…)This weekend we tagged along on the Oysterponds Historical Society’s Holiday House tour to check out two historic places in Orient. (more…)
Since 2011, Miriam Foster and her husband Grayson Murphy have owned the Orient Country Store, much to the delight of hungry regulars and those looking for a quick bite following a ferry ride from New London.
In those seven years, Foster, who previously worked as a baker and chocolate maker, has made a name for herself locally with her baking. (more…)