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HAMPTON DAZEJuly 2014
Montauk’sFavorite Beachfront
Restaurant
16 Navy Road, Montauk / 631.668.6868 / navybeach.com
INDEX
ON THE COVER
Jessica Mackineditor - in - chief
Jenna Mackineditorial director
Joe ciprofood editor
laura anne pelliccioBeauty editor
peggy stankevichphotography editor
Josann Jeffreyassociate editor
Melanie fitzgeraldarts editor
advertising/MarketingfaMehaMpton.coM
ashley o’connell, nicole teitlerreporters
contact:[email protected]
twitter.coM/haMptondazeMag
© copyright haMpton daze Meida 2014
Jessica MackinEditor - In - Chief
Snaps : 6-13
Party Guide : 14
Calendar : 15
Hilaria Baldwin : 16-17
Summer Soundtrack
The Black Keys : 18
Wizard Of Spa : 19
FameHampton : 20
Dining : 24-25
Happy summer to all of our
readers. Enjoy our July Issue.
Hilaria Baldwin’sHamptonite Collection for
Lexington Clothing Co.
See Page 16
Montauk’sFavorite Beachfront
Restaurant
16 Navy Road, Montauk / 631.668.6868 / navybeach.com
SNAPS
FINALE RELEASE PARTYJessica M
ackin, Nicole Teitler
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Hampton Daze held its June issue release party at Finale East Hampton with music by DJ Biggie and DJ Adam Lipson.
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Spa Soirée NYC
The Spa Soirée NYC took place on May 14 at The DL. The event, hosted by Wizard of Spa, Hampton Daze and The Independent, was sponsored by SOTHYS Paris with music by DJ Lil Rye. For more infor-mation and photos visit www.spa-soiree.com.Je
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Joseph Ginsberg: Art & Cocktail Evening
A dynamic grouping of oil on canvas, watercolor on paper and other mixed-media paintings composed an art show at the Joe Ginsberg Design Studio in NYC, featuring the private collection of New York-based artist Joe Ginsberg on May 9. Curated by Laura Weber and Nina van Alphen.
DKNY and Hannah Bronfman hosted a Memorial Day Weekend fundraising dinner for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund at Georgica Restaurant in Wainscott. The evening included a guest DJ Set by Hannah Bronfman and live performance by Lily Lane.
Jessica Mackin, Alfonsina Rom
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OCRF Benefit at Georgica
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Curtains Up!
Bay Street Theater’s Curtain Up! event was held at Joe’s Pub in New York City. It was Bay Street’s 3rd Annual Spring Honors Benefit, which this year honored Bonnie Comley, Stewart Lane, and Pia and Jimmy Zankel. The event was host-ed by Bay Street’s new Artistic Director, Scott Schwartz. Constantine Maroulis presented the Honors Visionary Awards to Bonnie Comley and Stewart Lane, and Scott Schwartz presented the Honors Award to Pia and Jimmy Zankel.
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An in-store celebration of the seasonal reopening of INTERMIX Southampton and partnership with award-win-ning photographer Gray Malin took place in Southampton. Malin teamed up with Almond surfboards to create hand-crafted boards featuring his artwork available at INTER-MIX Southampton and INTERMIXOnline.com.
INTERMIX Opening
SNAPS
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For the eighth consecutive year, Coopers Beach in Southampton was filled with color, laughter and hope as supporters and survivors came together for Uniting Against Lung Cancer’s annual Kites for a Cure.
A Memorial Day Weekend Barbecue took place at The Stadiumred Estate in Sag Harbor. Guests enjoyed craft tequila by Don Julio from the Airstream Speakeasy. There was music by Philip Nikolic from Poolside and a taste of the south provided by “Top Chef” star Cynthia Sestito.
Jessica Mackin
Kites For A Cure
Don Julio BBQ
SNAPS
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The Montauk Chamber of Commerce held a mixer at Navy Beach Restaurant in Montauk. Visit www.navybeach.com.
Navy Beach Mixer
LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton opened its exhibit, “Exteriors: The Explosion of Outdoor Furnishings.”
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SNAPS
The Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic East End benefit took place at a private home in Water Mill. Proceeds supported PPHP’s programs and services in Suffolk County.
Planned Parenthood Benefit
The Ellen Hermanson Foundation held a kick-off cocktail reception at Sequin in Southampton for its Summer Solstice Event.
Jessica Mackin
Ellen Hermanson Foundation At Sequin
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The Hetrick-Martin Institute, dedicated to empowerment, education, and advocacy for LGBTQ youth, hosted its annual School’s Out event at the home of Peter Wilson and Scott Sanders. The event honored Bravo TV’s Andy Cohen.
Southampton Fresh Air Home Decorators-Designers-Dealers sale, auction and cocktail gala took place in Southampton.To
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PARTY GUIDE
Bars, Pubs & Taverns
230 Elm230 Elm Street, Southampton
668 Gigshack782 Montauk Hwy,
Montauk668-2727
Back Bar at Drivers Seat
62 Jobs Lane, Southampton
283-6606
Blue Collar BarCounty Road 39,
Southampton
Boardy Barn270 W. Montauk Hwy,
Hampton Bays728-9733
Buckley’s Inn Between
139 West Montauk Hwy, Hampton Bays
728-7197
The Corner Bar1 Main Street, Sag
Harbor725-9760
Cyril’s2167 Montauk Hwy,
Amagansett267-7993
Indian Wells Tavern77 Main Street,
Amagansett267-0400
John J. Doran’s2 West Montauk Hwy,
Hampton Bays728-9560
La SupericaLong Island Avenue & Main St, Sag Harbor
725-3388
Liar’s Saloon401 West Lake Drive,
Montauk668-9597
Memory Motel692 Main Street,
Montauk668-2702
The Montauket88 Firestone Road,
Montauk668-5992
Murf’s Back Street Tavern
64 Division Street, Sag Harbor725-9749
The Point Bar & Grill697 Montauk Hwy,
Montauk668-1500
Quogue East PubMontauk Hwy, East Quogue653-8799
The Sloppy Tuna148 South Emerson,
Montauk668-4800
Southampton Publick House
40 Bowden Square, Southampton
283-2800
Stephen Talkhouse161 Main Street,
Amagansett267-3117
Taps1271 North Sea
Road,Southampton
259-2998
Wolfie’s Tavern15 Fort Pond Blvd,
East Hampton324-4800
Zum Schneider
4 South Elmwood Ave, Montauk
Lounges & Restaurants
75 Main75 Main Street, Southampton
283-7575
Almond1 Ocean Road, Bridgehampton
537-8885
Bay Kitchen39 Gann Road, East Hampton
329-3663
Barracuda Bar at The Montauk Yacht
Club32 Star Island Road,
Montauk668-3100
Beach HutCanal Road,
Hampton Bays728-2988
Bobby Van’s2293 Main Street,
Bridgehampton537-0590
Cittanuova29 Newtown Lane,
East Hampton324-6300
Cowfish258 E Montauk Hwy,
Hampton Bays631-594-3868
Cross Eyed Clam440 West Lake Drive,
Montauk668-8065
East Hampton Point295 Three Mile
Harbor Road, East Hampton
329-2800
Georgica108 Wainscott Stone Road, East Hampton
537-6255
Gurney’s290 Old Montauk
Hwy, Montauk668-2660
John Scott’s Surf Shack
540 Dune Road, Westhampton
288-5810
Meeting House4 Amagansett
Square, Amagansett267-2764
Navy Beach16 Navy Road,
Montauk688-6868
Page at 63 Main63 Main Street,
Sag Harbor725-1810
Rowdy Hall10 Main Street #B.
East Hampton324-8555
Rumba43 Canoe Place
Road, Hampton Bays594-3544
Saltwater Grill 379 Dune Road,
Westhampton288-1485
Muse In The Harbor16 Main Street,
Sag Harbor631-899-4810
Sen22 Main Street,
Sag Harbor725-1774
Sienna44 Three Mile Harbor
East Hampton631-604-6060
Southampton Social Club
256 Elm Street, Southampton
287-1400
Surf Lodge183 S. Edgemere St,
Montauk668-1562
Swallow East474 W Lake Dr,
Montauk668-8344
World Pie2402 Montauk Hwy,
Bridgehampton537-7999
Nightclubs
1Oak125 Tuckahoe Lane
Southampton204-5433
Beach Bar58 Foster Avenue,
Hampton Bays723-3100
The Box44 Three Mile Harbor Road, East Hampton
604-6060
Drift Inn70 Dune Road, East Quogue
Finale East Hampton44 Three Mile Harbor Road, East Hampton
907-2790
Neptune’s Beach Club
70 Dune Road, East Quogue
653-8737
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Tuesday Wednesday SaturdayFridayThursday Sunday
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• Boardy Barn - Every Sunday! • Ladies Night at
the Southampton Publick House - Every Wednesday!
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• Wolffer Estate Vineyard Sunset Fridays at The Wine Stand 5 pm.
• Georgica Mondays - Every Monday!
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• Finale East Hampton - Every Thursday is open bar 10 to 11pm w/ half priced drinks and bottles.
• Sloppy Tuna hosts WipeOut Wednesdays with Wampum featuring Gold Fish Races, Giveaways and DJ Guy.
• Sloppy Tuna hosts Ladies Night, featuring DJ Blandon. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
•Heather McDonald at Bay Street Theatre 8 pm.
• Bay Street Theatre’s 23rd Annual Summer Gala Dinner.
• Parrish Art Museum Midsummer Party.
• Grizfolk perform at Surf Lodge.
•SoFo Goes Silver benefit 6:30pm.
• Hamptons International Film Festival presents SummerDocs #2: KEEP ON KEEPIN’ ON hosted by Alec Baldwin at Guild Hall 7:30 PM.
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“A HAMPTONS HAPPENING” FE
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CHEF D
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SAVE THE DATE
JULY 26, 2014
10 Year
Anniversa
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SAMUEL WAXMAN C
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RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Raffl e Chair
Jennifer Myles
•Super Saturday benefit for the Ovavian Cancer Research Fund. Hosted by Kelly Ripa and Donna Karan. Noon to 6pm.
• Ingrid Michaelson at Stephen Talkhouse 7pm
Happy Birthday America!
Vered Gallery presents Art on the Edge 2014 an annual survey of new contemporary art. Opens July 5. Artwork by Mary Larsen (at right), Ray Caesar, Steven Klein, Jessica Lichtenstein, Francesco Lo Castro, and more.
• ArtHamptons begins.
• artMRKT Hamp-tons begins.
• Art Southampton begins.
• Bastille Day!
Hilaria Baldwin’s Hamptonite CollectionBy Jessica Mackin
The Lexington Clothing Company, a Stockholm-based lifestyle brand, has launched the Hamptonite Collection, which is in-spired by Hilaria Baldwin. Hilaria is a health and wellness expert and fitness and news correspondent for EXTRA TV. In 2012 she married actor Alec Baldwin, a long time Hamptons resident.
This limited edition collection of resort essentials is Lexington Company’s first design collaboration in the United States.
Lexington Company Creative Director Kristina Lindhe believes, “Hilaria merges casual luxury with modern style effortlessly. She is the classic Lexington Company woman.”
The Hamptonite Collection is available in all 55 of the Lexington concept stores globally, including East Hampton and Southamp-ton and on lexingtoncompany.com. Price points range from $69
for the striped beach towel (at right), perfect for July 4th, to $235 for a flowey summer maxi dress.
Highlights also include the Alec shirtdress (above), which emu-lates a tailored man’s shirt for $179. All of the Hamptonite Collection pieces mirror the comfortable and casual look of the Hamptons.
A percentage of all sales from the Hamptonite Collection will go to Guild Hall Center for the Visual and Performing Arts in East Hampton, which is dedicated to providing a cultural space and arts education for the local community.
For more information on the Hamptonite Collection visit www.lexingtoncompany.com. For more on Guild Hall visit www.guild-hall.org.
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Hilaria Baldwin’s Hamptonite Collection
Summer Soundtrack!
The Black KeysPhoto by Danny Clinch
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The Black Keys’ new album, Turn Blue, was released May 13 on Nonesuch Records. Produced by Danger Mouse, Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney, Turn Blue features 11 new tracks including the first single, “Fever.”
Turn Blue was recorded at Sunset Sound in Hollywood during the summer of 2013.
Carney comments on the new album, “We are always trying to push ourselves when we make a record—not repeat our previous work but not abandon it either. On this record, we let the songs breathe and explored moods, textures and sounds. We’re excited for the world to hear Turn Blue.”
This is the eighth full-length album from the duo and follows 2011’s El Camino.
The Black Keys have embarked on an extensive European fes-tival tour this summer. For more visit www.theblackkeys.com.
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The Wizard Of Spa By Laura Anne PelliccioLaura Anne Pelliccio is Beauty Editor for Hampton Daze Magazine and lives in East Hampton. She has 15 years experience in spa & hospitality business marketing management, and is a NYC Licensed Aesthetician.
Write to: [email protected] or visit www.wizardofspa.com.
WHATS IN HER BEAUTY BAG?
It's my 2014 Beauty Editor favorites for the Hamptons this summer! Check out
who made this years list:
• Michael Kors Sandal Wedges & Pastel Handbags www.MichaelKors.com• Elemis Liquid Layer SPF 30
www.Elemis.com• SOTHYS Anti-Puffiness Energizing
Roller www.Sothys-USA.com• Pure Fiji Lotions www.PureFiji.com• Classic Mint Candy Apple Polish by
Essie www.Essie.com• Something Nautical• Something Chanel
What's in your getaway travel case ?
I always wonder how so many visitors manage to stay so well-groomed on the East End when in town for a visit. Don't
you? We want to know what's inside your beauty pouches, grooming kits
and travel cases! Send us your list for a chance to be featured!
By Annemarie Davin
Summer is officially here and that means beaches will be full of summer fashion and style. Ambro Style is a company that was started by fashion designer Matthew Ambrosio and this year he is coming out with Ambro Swimwear. Men and women can order custom made bikinis and beach boxers to fit their individual body shape and style. Every item is made to fit and they’re manufactured here in New York which means everything stays here in the United States. The prints are all original and if you’re a couple, you can even get custom made matching suits! He doesn’t just make them for men and women, kids can get a custom made suit too!
Ambrosio originally started out making ties of all kinds, from leather to bow ties to custom prints for the individual and for corporations. One of his most famous corporate ties were made for the Pink Tie Organization. They were in high demand and then women started asking for him to custom make something similar for them. The amazing thing with Ambro Style is that if you can think it, he can make it. Couples who are getting married have even ordered custom bow ties for the groomsmen to match the bridesmaids.
Earlier this year I had the opportunity to have Matthew style some of the cast of “Trust Me, I’m A Lifeguard” movie during the Tribeca Film Festival. Other filmmakers have since requested his designs for their cast members as well. Matthew has taken his fashion designs over to Italy which gives him a start in the European market. This summer he will be taking the designs to the Hamptons and Montauk with fashion shows and you’ll be able to meet him and find out how you can get your own custom made bikini or beach boxer.
Matthew has a strong passion for what he does and a lot of care and effort goes into every piece he designs. He has become one of the most highly demanded fashion designers in New York and is soon to be a household name. You can visit his website at www.ambrostyle.com and you can follow him on Twitter and Facebook to keep up with what he’s doing next!
You can follow FameHampton on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. You can email me at [email protected] for any inquiries.
Made To Fit • Original Prints • Custom OrdersMen • Women • Kids
Weddings • Corporate • Special Occasions • EventsMade In New York USA
www.ambrostyle.com347.415.6255
AMBROA New Kind Of Style.
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Locked, Rocked and Loaded…that’s the Joe Bayer Band in a nutshell. The Illinois native, Joe Bayer, began his musical journey at an early age and played throughout the Midwest before moving to Los Angeles, California. He quickly landed on his feet when his hard rock act Devastation Run landed record deal with Ironworks Records. Performing all over the west coast came to a halt when a family situation took him to New York. In no time at all, Bayer was sitting in with various bands who were hoping he would make himself a permanent member of their band. But Joe had other plans. Under the guidance of a prominent Nashville promoter, the CMG Records Nashville Recording Artist, Joe Bayer formed his own band.
In 2002 Joe was the proud recipient of Indie awards for New Male Vocalist and Song of the Year in Nashville, Tennessee. “To Make A Love Grow” charted at the number two position in the People Magazine (Europe edition).
The Joe Bayer Band has opened for Dierks Bentley, Kip Moore, Dustin Lynch, Justin Moore, J. Geils Band, The Farm and The Lost Trailers to name a few of the popular bands in country music. They have shared the big stage with some top names in country music including Ronnie Dunn, Lee Brice, Charlie Daniels, Lorrie Morgan, Chris Young and Lonestar.
The band members consist of a pool of talented musicians in their own rights. On Lead Guitar and Vocals is Brother Dave who defies categorization. Sam “The Freight Train” Bryant beats the drums. Not only has he toured and recorded with Kenny Wayne Shepherd for six years, he toured with some of the most famous bands in America earning both a gold and platinum recording along with a nod for a Grammy Award.
On Keyboards and Vocals is New York City born Mike DiMeo who is a true professional versed in many styles of music. Long Island born bassist George Ellert has 37 years professional playing experience including both the electric and upright bass. Steven May is not only the Music Director for the Joe Bayer Band but also plays the fiddle and mandolin. Paula Rose is the talented female vocals/harmonies in the band.
Joe Bayer BandBy Annemarie Davin
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Joe Bayer is a talent that is set for stardom. He commands attention while on stage not only due to his down to earth attitude but his passion and love for music exudes through his singing and camaraderie with fellow band members. Every musician is influenced by other musicians and some of Joe’s early inspirations were Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Johnny Paycheck and George Jones. These legends paved their own way and made their mark in country music and the music industry as a whole. Joe Bayer will follow in their footsteps and make his own mark in the industry and with the recognition he has already received, he is definitely well on his way.
There have been awards, television appearances, radio interviews and articles that all contribute to the Bayer’s rising success. Radio stations such as Country 93 FM in Canada, K102 in Seattle, NRBN in Nashville, 95.5 The Wolf in Illinois, WPAT 930 AM in New York City, My Country 96.1 in Long Island, New York, Thunder 106 in New Jersey and Night Rider Radio in Kentucky have all had Joe Bayer on their stations as a guest and have interviewed him. That is quite an array of being heard around the country. He has been written up in publications such as the Ottawa Times in Illinois, the Houston Examiner in Texas,
Newsday and Good Times in Long Island, New York, British Country Music, Nashville Country Club, Line Dancer Magazine in Nashville, Full Throttle Magazine in New York City and Ottawa Delivered in Illinois. His single “She’s with the Band” received a Grammy nod and “Country Thang” has been played on the Highway Sirius. There is no stopping when it comes to recognition. Joe Bayer is taking country music by storm and his label, CMG Records Nashville, is proud to have him as part of their family.
If you’d like to check out some of his videos such as “Hello Sunshine, Goodbye Rain” which features Gary U.S. Bonds, then visit his website at www.joebayerband.com. You can also check out the venues he will be performing at on that website and I suggest you catch one of the performances sometime this year because I suspect that this amazing talent will soon be performing in sold out stadiums across the nation and internationally.
Joe Bayer BandCONTINUED FROM PAGE 21.
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Dining
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BLT Steak, the flagship concept from ESquared Hospitality, has returned for its sophomore year at The Capri boutique hotel in Southampton this summer.
The intimate restaurant space will be open through Labor Day, serving diners in the 110 seat restaurant and on the covered patio.
My friend and I sat down to a very enjoyable dinner at the restaurant. With executive chef Clifford Crooks helming the kitchen, BLT Steak at Capri Southampton features the restaurant’s signature dishes, from the famed popovers, tuna tartare, to classic steaks, and desserts such as the peanut butter chocolate mousse. Chef Crooks also features seasonal specials like scallop crudo and sautéed branzino.
The BLT signature popover, that was brought to the table before dinner and included a recipe to make your own, was fantastic way to start the meal.
For appetizers we tried the tuna tartare, prepared with avocado and soy-lime dressing. The dish consisted of complimentary flavor profiles that made an exquisite starter dish. The lobster cocktail was delicious as well, and perfect for the season.
For my main course I opted for the 12-ounce filet mignon with
a side of glazed orange and mint flavored carrots. The rich, savory steak was everything I had hoped for and prepared to perfection. The sautéed branzino, imported from Italy, with shitake mushrooms and basil was also a fantastic option with a side of grilled asparagus to accompany.
From the sophisticated cocktail menu to the intricate desserts, everything at BLT Steak was done amazingly. The tempting peanut butter chocolate mousse to end our meal was heavenly.
BLT also offers poolside fare at The Bathing Club at Capri Southampton during daytime hours and a menu of small plates for those enjoying the outdoor bar and lounge areas in the evening.
The restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday through Labor Day weekend, as well as for poolside lunch service on Saturdays and Sundays.
BLT Steak at Capri Southampton281 County Road, 39A
Southampton631-259-2641
www.CapriSouthampton.com/BLT_Steak
BLT SteakBy Jessica Mackin
Dining
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Sunset Beach
Under the historic roof of the 1770 House in East Hampton Village guests enjoy Chef Michael Rozzi’s refined contemporary American cooking upstairs or his more casual traditional pub fair in the downstairs tavern. Each has its own distinctive atmosphere with the same outstanding quality and service, making 1770 one of the best dining locations in the Hamptons. Last week we visited the main dining room for dinner.
To start we were sent a dish of Hog’s Neck Bay Oysters (North Fork) on the half shell with cucumber shallot and black pepper mignonette for the table to share.
For appetizers we ordered the seared Hudson Valley foie gras with red wine gastrique, strawberry rhubarb compote on a house baked brioche and it was a definite hit. The spring sweet pea soup with olive oil and crisp bacon was also perfect.
The 18 month parma prosciutto and buffalo mozzarella with fresh turkey figs and aged balsamic was delicious and enjoyed by our whole table.
For an entrée the seared Scottish salmon with sweet baby fennel, smoked pimento, guanciale, sherry and shallots was fantastic.
The roasted Berkshire pork tenderloin with rosemary honey scented root vegetables and black truffle risotto was cooked to perfection. The hand cut fettucini with fresh ricotta cheese, wild ramp and asparagus pesto, hazelnuts and fava beans was brilliantly executed.
For dessert we would highly recommend the warm chocolate bread pudding or the lemon curd tart with strawberry rhubarb.1770 House also has an outdoor dining area for those who want to dine under the stars this summer while enjoying the brilliant creations from Chef Rozzi’s kitchen.
1770 House631-324-1770
www.1770house.com
I visited Andre Balazs’ Sunset Beach on Shelter Island with a group of friends for a relaxing afternoon lunch.
During the afternoon we dined on the restaurant’s French fare. A favorite appetizer was the artichokes frites, long stemmed crispy fried artichokes with aioli.
The moules marinieres with white wine, confit garlic and frites obligatoires was a perfect pairing to go with the beach front setting. The Sunset Beach cheeseburger was a favorite of many, it came with gruyere, frites and cornichons. The paillard de poulet with green salad was cooked perfectly and delicious.After lunch we sipped cocktails like the rose sangria, while enjoying a game of pingpong on the back patio.
Sunset Beach631-749-2001
www.sunsetbeachli.com
1770 HouseBy Jessica Mackin
By Jessica Mackin
HONORING BETSEY JOHNSON & PAUL RIDLEY
SAVE THE DATE JULY 26, 2014, 6:30 - 9:30PMAt the home of
Maria & Kenneth FishelBridgehampton, New York
Music By
To Benefi tSAMUEL WAXMAN CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Tickets & Information
www.waxmancancer.org
Bridget Stein 212 867 4502 [email protected] Coordinator
Linda B. Shapiro LBS Productions 631 725 2023 [email protected]
Betsey Johnson Fashion Designer
Paul Ridley Co-founder of Row for Hope
Music by
To Benefit
ThE SAmuEl wAxmAn cAncEr rESEArch FoundATionTickets & Information
Bridget Stein x 212 867 4502 x [email protected]
Event Coordinatorlinda B. Shapiro x lBS productions x 631 329 5480 x [email protected]
www.waxmancancer.org
At the home ofmAriA & KEnnETh FiShEl Bridgehampton, New York
SAvE ThE dATE x July 27, 2013, 6:30 - 9:30pmHonoring Ruth Finley & Todd English
Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation420 Lexington Avenue, Suite 825New York, NY 10170FEAST!
Todd EngliSh (And FriEndS)
A “hAmpTonS hAppEning”
Event MCChris Wragge, WCBS TV Channel 2 Anchorman
Journal Chairperson
Erica FinebergEvent Founding Co-Chairpersons
Laurie Schaffran and Marion Waxman
2014 Event Co-Chairpersons
Jennifer Keil and Jill & Bobby Zarin
“A HAMPTONS HAPPENING” FEAST!
CHEF DAVID BURKE (AND FRIENDS)
SAVE THE DATE JULY 26, 2014
10 Year Anniversary!
SAMUEL WAXMAN CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Raffl e Chair
Jennifer Myles
