The best new Hamptons restaurants for summer 2026
The Hamptons are welcoming several new restaurants for the summer of 2026. Notable openings include Nourish by the Roundtree in Bridgehampton, Miracle in Sag Harbor, and Lion’s Nook Bar & Grill in East Hampton. These establishments offer a variety of dining experiences, from healthy options to modern American cuisine, enhancing the region's vibrant culinary scene.
- ▪Nourish by the Roundtree features a health-focused menu with items like sushi bites and lobster rolls.
- ▪Miracle, opened by Michael Nolan, offers modern American dishes in a space inspired by traditional English pubs.
- ▪Lion’s Nook Bar & Grill aims to provide an all-American dining experience with local ingredients.
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Food & Drink Alexa Hamptons The best new Hamptons restaurants for summer 2026 By Christopher Cameron Published May 26, 2026, 2:12 p.m. ET Feast your way through Hamptons' hottest new eateries, including (from left) Union Burger Bar in Southampton, Talya in Montauk and Camp Rubirosa in East Hampton. See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Another Hamptons season is here and it smells good. Across the East End, restaurants — both casual and clubby — are making their summer debuts and adding flavor to the long established mix of restaurants, cafes and bars that are the South Fork’s social hubs.
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