The Straw That Broke Montauk’s Back
Montauk fourth-graders inspire local businesses to begin a new, plastic-free chapter at The End.
Notable Edibles
Done Steeping, Mi-Sook’s Ginger Tea is Ready to Sip
If you love ginger, you will love this tea.
Stanley & Sons Opens a Brick and Mortar Shop in Springs
S&S Corner Shop is exactly what you would expect from the husband-and-wife team behind Stanley & Sons: a beautiful, well-curated and locally focused space.
Good Things Come in Microgreen Packages at Good Water Farms
In the model of the CSA delivery box, Good Water Farms is now answering the call to get microgreens, still in soil, to their consumers.
In Greenport, Life is Grruff Makes Dog Treats with Spent Grain from Greenport Harbor Brewing Company
So, your pup can’t drink beer—but he can enjoy treats made from what’s left over.
No Dairy, No Problem at the Giving Room in Southold
Alternative nut milks are growing in popularity everywhere—but they’ve had a home for years in Southold.
Yes, You Do, in Fact, Need a Picnic Table Briefcase
It’s never too early to start putting together your Christmas list.
Duryea’s: To Market, To Market in Montauk
More than a few Edible favorites are on the shelves at this new market in Montauk.
Marie Eiffel Market: Pastries and Paris on Shelter Island
For 12 hours a day, seven days a week, residents of the rock can find good food at Marie Eiffel Market.
Scarsella’s Growing Its Way Into the Future
A Laurel Hollow institution is branching out.
Wainscott Main Wine & Spirits
Spaces fill up for the weekly wine classes at Wainscott Main.
Nounós Yogurt: A Bit of Greece in West Babylon
The yogurt is sold in distinctive glass jars with regular flavors—including the delicious orange‐fig—and two seasonal flavors.
