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Estia’s Little Kitchen
Everything is super fresh at the “Little Kitchen” as much of the produce is grown right outside in the on-site garden. There’s only eight table (and a counter) though fans don’t mind in waiting in line for the apple pancakes, fresh-squeezed juices and huevos rancheros, which you can order every day until 2:30 pm. At dinnertime, the lights go down and the tablecloths come up creating a more intimate and (slightly) less casual atmosphere.
Suki Zuki
Frequently tagged as the Hamptons best sushi spot, Watermill’s Suki Zuki has three chefs working behind the tiny restaurant’s long wooden counter: two handle sushi and sashimi orders while the other works the robata (a Japanese open-fire grill). The décor and setting is pretty non-descript—it’s the fresh local fish and imaginative rolls that consistently draws a crowd.
Yama-Q
A Japanese place for health nuts, Yama Q serves sushi, sashimi and yakitori as well as Asian-inspired vegetarian dishes. Examples of the latter include shitake-crusted tofu (served in a spinach puree sauce) and wakame (seaweed) salad with burdock—an English plant that supposedly doubles as a blood purifier. There are only eight tables, and lunchtime is just as crowded as dinner. Thus, you can expect a full house and a lot of elbow rubbing whenever you go.
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