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  1. IGA - Montauk - 654 Montauk Highway

    654 Montauk Highway, Montauk NY 11954

    4.1 Good 125 reviews

    “We were in Montauk for my birthday in early April, which is shoulder season. Lots of places are still closed, but Montauk being “The End” means mad prices. Why we came when we did. I was grateful to have this IGA easily accessible from Daunt’s Albatross motel where we were staying. Our room had a kitchenette. This IGA is more expensive than the one in Greenport, if you’d think they are both at the end of “the Forks”. North and South Forks of Long Island that is. With all of that said, I still appreciated having a grocery store nearby. We had great meals during our stay and on my birthday.”

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  2. Tony's Meat Market of Montauk - 541 West Lake Drive

    541 West Lake Drive, Montauk NY 11954

    4.2 Good 57 reviews

    “The store is always very clean, and the food and groceries are always fresh. The sandwiches are delicious, and there are many good options to choose from. The staff is always friendly, smiling, and happy to help. Great service, great food, and a great place to shop. I highly recommend it!”

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  3. Cromers Montauk Market - 805 Montauk Point State Pkwy # A

    805 Montauk Point State Pkwy # A, Montauk NY 11954

    3 Average 13 reviews

    “First time trying this place and so glad we did!Nice clean Market located right in the heart of town.Got sandwiches here for lunch one day and came back the next day for breakfast. Everything we ordered was great and not too long of a wait.$16 for 2 egg sandwiches is a little steep. $26 for and Italian Hero and ham and american on a roll and didn't even come with a pickle or a little container of potato or mac salad. Oh well, It is what it is. Food was great and we'll definitely be back.FYI this place makes a WAY better egg sandwich than the MTK Bake Shoppe and less of a wait.”

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