Hampton Style - August 1, 2008 -

Savanna's, 268 Elm Street, 631-283-0202, a longtime favorite out here, evokes the Roaring Twenties with a pillared pavillion and mirror-backed antique bar. It was recently purchased by restaurateur Joe Jurist, and the oven-roasted duckling is this summer's most popular dish. Chef Doug Gulija's innovative fare at The Plaza Café, 61 Hill Street, 631-283-9323, includes monkfish osso buco and seafood shepherd's pie. Try the omelette of the day or delve into an old standby like the filet mignon and shrimp and scallop risotto at 75 Main, 75 Main Street, 631-283-7575, which mixes French cuisine and Asian influences with a sophisticated wine list. You can sip on a margarita and tackle steamed lobster while overlooking the Peconic Marina at Coast Grill, 1109 Noyac Road, 631-283-2277, an unpretentious waterside restaurant known for its fresh seafood and boisterous crowd. After a stroll down Main Street, stop by Sant Ambroeus, 30 Main Street, 631-283-1233, for scoops of tangy passionfruit sorbet or lush hazelnut gelato. This coffee and gelati bar, once a hideaway for cognoscenti locals and Europeans, is perfect for people-watching over a panini. A few notable selections for dinner are the risotto with saffron and mushrooms and the veal scallopini. William Oster, executive chef at Tuscan House, 10 Windmill Lane, 631-287-8703, brings the true flavors of Italy to the Hamptons with authentic dishes such as osso buco-oven-roasted veal shank served in its own juice-and alla filetto di pomodoro with grilled polenta. The creamy white walls of red/bar Brasserie, 210 Hampton Road, 631-283-0704, showcase their clientele as much as the food, which melds homestyle cooking with an international twist. Try the truffled chicken breast and steak frites. People-watching and fine dining are always afoot at Nello Summertimes, 136 Main Street, 631-287-5500; a delicious tagliata steak hits the spot here. For a less ritzy meal, Barristers, 6 Main Street, 631-283-6206, serves American comfort food, or get a taste of south of the border at La Hacienda, 48 Jagger Lane, 631-283-6814, which specializes in authentic Mexican. Silver's, 15 Main Street, 631-283-6443, has become a Southampton landmark since it opened in 1923, offering the perfect BLT (for $15) and great lobster rolls. Sip n' Soda Luncheonette, 40 Hampton Road, 631-283-9752, serves up old-time diner cuisine in a retro atmosphere. Try their hallmark homemade ice cream or an old-fashioned vanilla coke. Another place for a good burger is The Driver's Seat, 62 Jobs Lane, 631-283-6606, a low-key pub/eatery that specializes in seafood and American comfort cuisine. Le Chef, 75 Jobs Lane, 631-283-8581, one of Southampton's oldest bistros, serves inventive dishes like noisettes of veal with crimini mushrooms, cognac and cream. La Parmigiana, 48 Hampton Road, 631-283-8030, has New York-style pizza and authentic Italian dishes. Its family-style home cooking and warm vibe attracts a hectic and hungry crowd, but the hearty dishes are well worth the wait.

If you're catering a beach party or looking to buy fresh seafood to prepare at home, visit The Clamman, 235A North Sea Road, 631-283-6669, which sells fresh fish and shellfish, as well as prepared platters and caviar. "Clambake in a Can" is always a hit with houseguests. Thyme & Again, 14 Windmill Lane, 631-287-7354, one of the Hamptons' premier catering services, offers a wide selection of take-out foods, including a Thai chicken wrap, fresh salads and inventive daily specials. The Golden Pear Cafe, 99 Main Street, 631-287-4242, is a local mainstay in Southampton, serving high-quality foods from pastries to breakfast burritos, free-range chicken and hearty sandwiches. Another favorite for lunch is the Village Cheese Shop, 11 Main Street, 631-283-6949. Besides a variety of imported and domestic cheeses, cookies and sweets, it offers a great deli section with specialty paninis. Visit Tate's Bake Shop, 43 North Sea Road, 631-283-9830, for their famous buttery cookies as well as yummy breakfast pastries, pies and dessert squares. Cellar Wine Merchants, 25 Hampton Road, 631-259-2313, specializes in hand-crafted wines produced by independent wineries. With an extensive fruit and vegetable spread, Schmidt's Market, 120 North Sea Road, 631-283-5777, is the one-stop for groceries and sandwiches. Run by Michael Mosolinio, Deli Counter East End Catering, 63 Hampton Road, 631-283-1774, is a complete deli that also offers a catering service. A wide range of menus are available, guaranteeing something for even the pickiest eaters.

Don't miss ladies' night every Wednesday at the Southampton Publick House, 40 Bowden Square, 631-283-2800, located on the site of Herb McCarthy's historic Bowden Square Restaurant. Established 10 years ago as the first and only microbrewery/restaurant on the East End of Long Island, 40 of their brews are offered in bars and restaurants throughout Long Island and Manhattan. If you're into trendier scenes, Pink Elephant, 28 County Road, 631-287-9888, is still bumpin' well into the wee hours. Dune, 1181 North Sea Road, 631-283-0808, is housed in a recently redone space inspired by '60s sex kitten Brigitte Bardot. New this summer at the old Tavern, La Playa, 125 Tuckahoe Lane, 631-287-2125, boasts actual palm trees lining the outside and an awesome outdoor bar.

Jackie Rogers, 50 Jobs Lane, 631-204-0600, opened her fourth store this year, which has everything from formal wear to sports clothing. With exclusive clothing directly from France, Altona, 30 Jobs Lane, 631-287-6197, carries form-fittingSugar tees and Twist, 46 Jobs Lane, 631-287-7990, has a fabulous selection of summer clothing from Free People to Lacoste. Anya's Boutique, 28 Jobs Lane, 631-283-1018, sells sophisticated designs from top designers like Milly, Toca, Anna Sui and Nanette Lapore, as well as beachwear, a small men's line, candles, soaps and body creams. Celebrating their 80th anniversary this summer, Saks Fifth Avenue, 1 Hampton Road, 631-283-3500, is perfect for revamping your Hamptons' summer wardrobe. Stop by to see what Michael Kors, Prada, Stuart Weitzman, Brioni, Armani, Burberry, Theory, Missoni, Dolce & Gabbana and Hugo Boss have in store this season.

If you're looking to compete with Paris Hilton, Intermix, 64 Main Street, 631-283-8510, is a fashion-forward boutique offering the latest trends and must-haves from chic designers like Chloé, le Rok, Milla, Stella McCartney and Matthew Williamson. Stop by J. Crew, 86 Main Street, 631-287-2869, for their summer selection of preppy staples and demure dresses. Dazzelle, 47 Jobs Lane, 631-283-8477, focuses on the career woman with suits and separates, evening bags and special-occasion pieces. Known for bohemian styles in bold colors and patterns, Calypso, 24 Jobs Lane, 631-283-4321, sells boho designs including cashmere, sarongs, beach dresses and bikinis. Renaissance, 42 Main Street, 631-287-6320, sells whimsical clothes and antique-inspired jewelry. You'll find Hanky Panky panties at Nancy & Co., 83 Main Street, 631-283-0218, as well as conservative pieces with an edge. Clothes Minded, 47A Jobs Lane, 631-287-1078, has a gorgeous selection of cashmere. With a design philosophy rooted in glamour sports, Erin Snow, 38A Jobs Lane, 631-287-2439, finds a fanbase in well-traveled women. Collette Designer Consignment, 89 Jobs Lane, 631-204-9511, offers a wide selection of vintage designer wear. Make a splash with edgy swimwear from Malia Mills, 53 Jobs Lane, 631-259-3759. Edward Archer, 85 Main Street, 631-283-2668, offers a range of men's clothing, furnishings and accessories, and denim brand Earnest Sewn, 53C Jobs Lane, 631-283-6906, has opened an outpost this summer. The label blends the Japenese beauty aesthetic of Wabi-Sabi with denim's Americana past. Christopher Fischer, 52 Jobs Lane, 631-204-9090, specializes in a cashmere lifestyle for men, women, baby, dog and home, while Vilebrequin, 42 Jobs Lane, 631-283-1530, has a slew of perfect summer patterns to ensure that your man is the trendiest, albeit most metro, man on the beach. LeSportsac Factory Store, 19 Pond Lane, 631-283-1733, carries a large selection of lightweight, durable and fashionable luggage. Stop by Complements Lingerie, 89 Main Street, 631-287-4788, for the best in ladies lingerie, bridal, sleepwear and swimwear. At LF, 87 Main Street, 631-287-5081, shop for contemporary domestic and imported apparel with the help of a dedicated and interested sales staff. East Coast blue-blood favorite Stubbs & Wootton, 14 Jobs Lane, 631-283-7332, is known for woven espadrilles, slides and classic patch-embroidered slippers. Their slippers are a wardrobe staple that can be perfectly paired with jeans as well as tuxedoes.

Pair your slippers with the ever-classic Brooks Brothers, 50 Main Street, 631-287-3936, or head over to Ralph Lauren, 41 Jobs Lane, 631-287-6953 for some old-school prep and clean designs. Get your gear for surfing and other water sports at Flying Point Surf & Sport, 69 Main Street, 631-287-0075. J.McLaughlin Men's, 12 Jobs Lane, 631-283-4050, is all about bright colors and puts a twist on the classic preppy look with exciting prints, unique details and embroidery. J.McLaughlin Women's, 2 Jobs Lane, 631- 204-0183, carries a colorful variety of silk and knit tops with signature ribbon details and prints. Splash of Pink, 98 Main Street, 631-204-0230, offers the complete line of Lilly Pulitzer including women, men and kids clothes, shoes and accessories. Smith, 28 Nugent Street, 631-283-1510, sells pieces by new designers and a line of hand-dyed designs sewn in the store. For handbags and women's apparel, try Apricot Lane, 100 Main Street, 631-283-0482. "From blazers to ballgowns" is the slogan at Style Paris, 28 Jobs Lane, 631-204-0204, which offers a semi-couture line of sophisticated designs. The essential accessory to your stay in the Hamptons is a fabulous pair of sunglasses and Optyx, 28A Jobs Lane, 631-287-2549, is the best source for eyewear from the likes of Chanel, Christian Dior, Prada Modo and Oliver Peoples. It's all about the dress this summer at Max Studio, 63 Main Street, 631-287-0008, which offers an array of casual jersey and cotton frocks for a romantic beach stroll. With an emphasis on luxury fabrics, Harmont & Blaine, 38 Jobs Lane, 631-287-6442, designs, markets and sells its own brand of Italian resort sportswear for men who aren't afraid to throw in a dash of color. Head to Brahmin Leather Works Inc., 58 Jobs Lane, 631-287-2386, for a wide selection of leather handbags, wallets and accessories. Score an authentic vintage find at the Southampton Hospital Thrift Shop, 79 Main Street, 631-204-0526, where you can shop and support a worthy cause at the same time. At Little Lucy's, 91 Jobs Lane, 631-287-2352, fashion has gone to the dogs. The cozy store has everything to outfit classy canines of the Hamptons. One of Southampton's year-round jewelry stores, London Jewelers, 47 Main Street, 631-287-4499, sells pieces by David Yurman, Judith Ripka, Marco Bicego, Cartier and Rolex. Rose Jewelers, 57 Main Street, 631-283-5757, carries opulent Rolex, Baume Mercier, Philip Stein and Maurice LaCroix watches, as well as lovely one-of-a-kind pieces by local craftsmen. For jewelry repair and appraisals, Jobs Lane Jewelers, 18 Windmill Lane, 631-283-2841, provides on-location service. Jill Lynn and Co., 66 Jobs Lane, 631-287-1001, features one-of-a-kind and limited-edition jewelry designed and hand-crafted exclusively by Jill Lynn Brody.

Carleen Ligozio, 29 Main Street, 631-204-0104, carries an eclectic mix of high-end clothing and accessories, including jewelry by Mark Walsh and Leslie Chin, and clothes by Allegra Hicks and Madeline Weinrib. Hildreth's Department Store, 51 Main Street, 631-283-2300, is America's original department store, supplying everything you need in home goods since 1842. Shop Hildreth's for indoor and outdoor furniture, housewares, lighting and bedding. Located in a historic home, H. Groome, 9 Main Street, 631-204-0491, is a carefully edited emporium of decorative accessories, furniture and art pieces. Crescendo Designs, 394 Main Street, St. 7, 631-283-2133, designs custom audio-visual equipment, installs home theaters and entertainment systems. Let there be light! Suffolk Designer Lighting, 455 County Road 39A, 631-283-4800, offers styles from Visual Comfort Co., ceiling fans and chandeliers. Village Home Goods, 67 Jobs Lane, 631-283-4310, sells vacuums, sewing machines and appliances. Homenature, 6 Main Street, 631-287-6277, offers home furnishings inspired by some of the best mid-century designers, and is known for a natural and modern aesthetic mixed with vintage-inspired designs. They make their own sofas; dimensions to order. Casa Chic, 27 Hampton Road, 631-283-8808, is a contemporary furniture store that carries a variety of global interior-design items. The interior designs at Nancy Corzine, 5 Main Street, 631-287-8605, range from traditional to transitional and contemporary to casual. Do-it-yourselfers rejoice! The helpful service and wide selection of products available at Classic Kitchen & Bath Co., 60 Jobs Lane, 631-204-9500, make your home renovation seem possible. The Elegant Setting, 31 Main Street, 631-283-4747, carries a unique selection of vintage tableware and gift items including crystal, china, silver and linens and has a tasteful bridal registry. Pennington Flowers, 52 Hampton Road, 631-287-2100, Southampton's source for flowers, creates contemporary and classic arrangements and specializes in exotic orchids. For more home living and lifestyle products with an elegant air and contemporary style, go to Villeroy & Boch, 35 Main Street, 631-283-7172. If you need a new car suited to luxurious Hamptons living, go to Jaguar and Land Rover of Southampton, 355 Hampton Road, 631-287-5151.

Stevenson's Toys and Games, 68 Jobs Lane, 631-283-2111, has the ultimate selection of classic and cutting-edge toys for your tots. If you're looking to dress the kids, then Hatchlings, 30 Main Street, 631-283-4855, has fine children's clothing and a charming gift boutique. The children's department of Hildreths has everything from adorable furniture to clothing and toys, not to mention the 4-foot-tall giraffe that any kid would want.

Boasting a line of outdoor teak furniture, Black Swan Antiques, 515 Hampton Road, 631-259-2364, offers a selection of classic high-quality furniture. The Michael Perez Gallery, 59 Jobs Lane, 631-259-2424, is a modern Pop Art gallery where the New York artist, hailed as the "Hot, young Pop artist of the Hamptons" by the New York Post creates vibrant works on large canvases. Representing both locally and internationally acclaimed artists, the Chrysalis Gallery, 2 Main Street, 631-287-1883, features a collection of works by more than 50 artists. "Earth, Sea, and Sky," a show featuring contemporary landscapes and still-lifes will be on display through August 15. At their second Long Island location, Ann Madonia Antiques, 36 Jobs Lane, 631-283-1878, deals in 18th- and 19th-century American and European furnishings, many of which are from nearby period estates. Check out the gallery's upcoming exhibit, The American Barn Series, a collection of paintings by Robert Verdi, is scheduled to open on August 4. A white interior showcases the artwork at Keszler Gallery, 45 Main Street, 631-204-0353, which features artists like Annie Leibovitz, Patrick Demarchelier and Allen Ginsberg. To view artist Alfonso Ossorio's work, the Ossorio Foundation, 164 Mariner Drive, 631-287-2020, shows an expansive collection of the late artist's paintings. Points of Departure, a collection of paintings dealing with the nature of time and travel, will show through the Mark Humphrey Gallery, 95 Main Street, 631-283-3113. Exhibiting artists span Roy Lichtenstein through to Ross Bleckner.

Annana's Spa, 71 Hill Street, 631-287-9099, specializes in the art of relaxation, with a full-service spa to enjoy a day of rest and treatment. Dr. Kenneth Mark, 365 County Road 39A, 631-283-0002, is a fellowship-trained cosmetic dermatologist who offers a number of skin treatments and services, including botox and facials. Dr. Jeffrey Sherwood, 33 Flying Point Road, 631-287-9696, specializes in non-surgical alternatives to liposuction. Dr. Joe De Bellis, 80 Sanford Place, 631-287-1234, practices hand surgery as well as plastic surgery, and offers injectables such as juvederm, restylane and sculptra, among others. Dormer Medical Spa, 266 North Sea Road, 631-204-5151, also offers a wide variety of beautification techniques, including photo rejuvenation and mesotherapy. If you need to update your hairstyle, The Studio Salon, 27 W. Main Street, 631-283-8656, offers multi-dimensional color, corrective color and exciting highlights work. La Carezza Salon Day Spa, 43-45 Windmill Lane, 631-283-7683, specializes in salon services, facials, manicures and pedicures, massages and waxing. Polish up your nails at Hana Nails & Spa, 18 Windmill Lane, 631-204-9200. Hana also offers waxing appointments.

We may be well into swimsuit season, but it's never too late to work off that last bit of winter flab so you can enjoy some of the best beaches around. Ananda Yoga and Wellness Center, 20 Hampton Road, 631-204-1219, has yoga classes as well as services like acupuncture, massages, reflexology and nutritional counseling. The boutique at the center sells yogawear, DVDs, CDs, jewelry and artwork from local artists. For a customized training session, call Jeff Thayer, the president of JT Personal Fitness, 30 Main Street, 631-287-5156, which has been serving the fitness needs of the East End for over a decade, or stop by for details on his summer beach workouts. You can also get some fitness guidance at Radu's Physical Culture, 33 Hill Street, 631-283-9303, which offers classes with top trainers. Gym Source, 23 Windmill Lane, 287-1223, has tons of workout equipment to get you the perfect beach body. Looking for an alternative to the mundane gym routine? Windsurfing Hamptons, 1688 Country Road 39, 631-283-9463, is a full-service wind and wave shop that also offers exciting lessons. Don't have enough space in the basement for a treadmill? Then get in shape at the Omni Health & Racquet Club, 395 County Road 39, 631-283-4770, where they already have what you need to get buns of steel. Bike riding is another great way to get fit, and the staff at Rotations Bicycle Center, 23 Windmill Lane, 631-283-2890, will fit you perfectly with the bike that best suits your needs. While it may not be the same as going for a run, you can practice your swing at Southampton Golf Range, 668 Sunrise Highway, 631-283-2158. You don't necessarily feel the burn, but at least you'll be outside. If swinging wedges on the range won't make you feel better about that pint of ice cream you had last night, try the Southampton Racquet Club, 665 Majors Path, 631-283-5444. They offer private lessons, development programs, tennis parties and a junior tennis camp. If it's a quick pick-up game of basketball you're looking for, then try the Southampton Recreation Center, 1370 Majors Path, 631-287-1511, which has a fitness center and offers many youth and adult programs and summer camps.

Southampton Inn, 91 Hill Street, 631-283-6500, is a charming Tudor-style hotel located in center of Southampton Village on five acres of manicured lawns. The inn is within walking distance of boutiques, galleries, restaurants and beaches. Staff members are happy to arrange fishing, surfing lessons, golf tee times or historic tours to help make the most of every guest's stay. 1708 House, 126 Main Street, 631-287-1708, is a bed and breakfast on Main Street that provides luxury accommodations in a setting worthy of a 18th-century house museum. Open year-round, The Village Latch Inn, 101 Hill Street, 631-283-2160, is an elegant hotel located on a five-acre estate near all the top shopping and dining Southampton has to offer.