Sag Harbor Restaurant Review. Page at 63 Main.
Page at 63 Main
In a nutshell, Page has found its niche. Delicious food, comfortable ambiance, warm and gracious service, and moderate (for Sag Harbor!) pricing. Oh, and a good bar--good drinks and perfect for hanging and/or enjoying a meal.
We have dined at Page several times for brunch, dinner, and business lunch. Brunch time, all the standards are done well, particularly the omelettes and French toast. The vegan grain bowl, the salads, the chowder— great.
Dinner entrees change, as do the appetizers. We've sampled nearly everything on the menu--including the burgers available at brunch, lunch and dinner, and have not been disappointed. The parmesan truffle fries are raved about, with one member of our regular dinner party eating an entire bowl himself! AND, be forewarned, if you do have dessert, which you probably should, their coconut cake is the best we've ever tasted.
On a separate note, we often have a couple of munchkins in tow and there are several things on the menu that your younger guests will enjoy, and again, the waitstaff and kitchen could not be warmer or more accommodating.
It is so easy and nice to walk through the Village of Sag Harbor and land here— whether you are local wanting a neighborhood “go-to place” or elevated meal, or a visitor to Sag Harbor, Page should be on your list. Outdoor dining in season, including a back patio.
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