The Maidstone in East Hampton, Hamptons, stands as a historic boutique hotel and Italian restaurant, blending timeless charm with modern allure right on Main Street. Its central location immerses guests in the vibrant energy of the Hamptons while honoring the building's rich legacy.
Under LDV Hospitality, the restaurant delivers quintessential Italian dishes crafted by Chef Jorge Espinoza: think fresh crudos, Long Island oysters, handmade pastas, and grilled meats highlighting seasonal, local produce. Signature cocktails like the Maidstone Spritz—featuring Tanqueray Ten, St. Germain, pink grapefruit, and Prosecco—elevate the experience, alongside zero-proof options such as the Ginger Highball. The lounge, warmed by three fireplaces, fosters intimate gatherings.
As a bar-café, The Maidstone excels in aperitivo, brunch, lunch, and dinner service, capturing the effortless beauty of the Italian coast amid Hamptons sophistication. It's a haven for food lovers seeking refined casual dining and lingering evenings.
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