Things to Do in Greenport
Area Guide
The town of Greenport, a beacon of the bucolic North Fork, is surrounded by wineries and farm stands and bursting at the seams with restaurants and boutiques marked by resolute mom-and-pop charm. From our inn’s doorstep, we invite you to unplug and settle into the village life: see through a local’s eyes, taste what is homegrown, listen to the harborfront’s rhythm, and do not leave until you’ve lived.
Wineries
Macari Vineyards
A tasting room with a view and a collection of age-worthy wines? You’ll find it all at Macari Vineyards. The elegant tasting room affords guests sweeping views of the vineyard below. Their sell out rose is best enjoyed al fresco with an authentic Neopolitan pizza also made in house.
Croteaux Winery
Don’t expect to see limos or buses at this intimate winery; only 8 guests are allowed to visit the boho-chic space at a time, and the only wine on offer is a stellar rosé. It all started in 2014 when owners restored a 1977 Citroen van from Normandy and began selling bottles roadside.
Bedell Cellars
This family owned, sustainably farmed winery is one of the most critically acclaimed in the region. Musee, Bedell’s flagship red blend, was coined a Grand Vin of New York by Wine Spectator. Bedell’s vintage was the first New York wine to be served to a US President at the 2013 inauguration.
Lenz Winery
Since 1978, this nearly-70-acre estate has bottled its own Chardonnay, Merlot & Cabernet Sauvignon.
McCall Vineyards
Located on the North Fork of Long Island in the hamlet of Cutchogue, McCall Wines has proudly been farming and producing award winning wines since 2007.
Favorite Local Spots
Matchbook Distilling Company
Try your hand at gin making at Matchbook Distilling Company. These intimate experiences will show you how to properly nose and taste spirits, as well as dive into the science of distilling. Leave with a bottle of your own proprietary botanical blend. By appointment only.
North Fork Brewing Co
A farm brewery crafting traditional and new age beers with a serious focus on local ingredients, available for sampling in their modern tasting room located in a converted old fire house.
Little Creek Oysters
What began as a wheelhouse of a whaling ship in the late 1800s is now part of a shuch-your-own oyster shop in the heart of historic Greenport. Eat in, or take a few dozen home for a sensual (and super-fresh) feast.
Farms
8 Hands Farm
8 Hands aims to connect customers to the land, offering them access to the farmer, the livestock grazing the 28-acre pastures, and the herb garden. Pick up essentials like grass-fed meats, pastured eggs, homegrown produce, and woolens from the onsite flock of Icelandic sheep.
Hallockville Museum Farm
This 28-acre preserve and working farm dates back to the 18th century. Tour the buildings, collections, and gardens, and make some new four legged friends: the cows, sheep and chickens are eager to say hello.
KK's The Farm
Farmer Ira Haspel employs biodynamic farming practices to grow some of the best produce in the North Fork including unique lettuce varietals and heirloom tomatoes.
