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Dockside Dining Is A Highlight For Summer Of 2020

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Claudio's at sunset.

Claudio's at sunset.

Duryea’s Lobster Deck opened a new restaurant in Orient this summer.

Duryea’s Lobster Deck opened a new restaurant in Orient this summer. DOUG YOUNG

Navy Beach in Montauk.

Navy Beach in Montauk. COURTESY NOAH FECKS

PORT in Greenport. MADISON FENDER

PORT in Greenport. MADISON FENDER

SALT on Shelter Island. MADISON FENDER

SALT on Shelter Island. MADISON FENDER

authorHannah Selinger on Jul 20, 2020
To say that dining in the summer of 2020 looks different than all other summers would be to undersell the most defining period of our lifetimes. But if uncertainty still... more

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