The North Fork
The North Fork in 3 Days
The North Fork, or as the locals call it “NOFO,” is one of the largest and most preserved agricultural regions in New York State. Known for farm stands offering seasonal produce, local honey, baked goods, and flowers, it should come as no surprise that this rich soil is also used to grow spectacular vines that set the foundation for incredible wines. Here’s a comprehensive trip itinerary making stops at a few of our favorite vineyards (They also happen to be accessible utilizing the Long Island Rail Road and car-share services like Uber and Lyft).
Insider Tip
Stop at any of the local farm stands along the way for fresh produce, homemade pies and jams, flowers, grocery items, and more. Use this map to find local farms, fish markets, vineyards, and more.
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Nookies
Celebrated as a cornerstone of Greenport's culinary scene, Nookies has earned a place on Condé Nast Traveler's 2024 list of the 'Best New Hotel Restaurants in the World.' In a warm, nostalgic ambiance that honors our classic diner roots, Nookies delights guests with scratch-made.
The Halyard at Sound View
The Halyard Restaurant at Sound View features inventive takes on classic dishes, using the freshest local ingredients. Be sure to reserve a table outside for uninterrupted views of the Long Island Sound and check out the Piano Bar for live entertainment.
Insider Tip
For the ultimate Instagram photo, stop by Lavender By the Bay. An absolutely magical lavender farm located in East Marion (check ahead to for bloom times) that features a bountiful field of different variations of lavender, a shop that stocks lavender-infused products as well as other local artisan goods.
