Farewell to The Inn Spot: Hampton Bays Waterfront Restaurant Sells For Nearly $4 Million - 27 East

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Farewell to The Inn Spot: Hampton Bays Waterfront Restaurant Sells For Nearly $4 Million

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The Inn Spot in Hampton Bays closed in July.

The Inn Spot in Hampton Bays closed in July.

By: Alec Giufurta on Aug 3, 2021
After more than 15 years, the Inn Spot in Hampton Bays has closed its doors — the restaurant’s owners and chefs, Pam Wolfert and Colette Connor, finalized a nearly $4... more

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