Gas Stations in East Hampton, NY
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“Very helpful and honest owner and staff. I had my oil change done here and my tires were low on air. The owner was helpful and very easy to work with. Prices were fair.”
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“We love Sam's Auto! My husband and I are totally clueless when it comes to anything and they are happy to help us with anything that we need, no questions asked and with a smile. prices are fair, service is great... even after three consecutive days in a row between two cars we were always treated amazingly well and left happy each time- even patient and kind to our kids. We will never go anywhere else.”
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“Guillermo was leaving for the day and saw me at the Air Machine. He stopped his car and jumped out to help me and actually found a nail in my tire. With out missing a beat he patched my tire and checked the other three. Not knowing there was a nail I would have wound up with a flat on the side if the highway. The owner of this station should be proud to have an amazingly kind hardworking person working for them.”
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“I wanted a comfortable, cozy quiet place for dinner that was casual and had good food. The Tavern at 1770 House was absolutely perfect. The food is excellent and the service was great. The dining room upstairs is more formal and 1770 is one of the top restaurants in the Hamptons. Upstairs, the menu is very pricey, but there is a limited Tavern menu that has things that will appeal to any pallet (Ina Garten's meatloaf, bergers, plus two other choices at a reasonable rate), Or you can order from the main dining room menu, plus there was a prix fixe of two courses for $65. It's quiet, charming, small and cozy with a fireplace by a small bar. The atmosphere is wonderful, the stone basement of an early colonial East Hampton house with low wood beamed ceilings. The house was built in 1663 and became an inn in 1770.”