First and South

Lively Greenport gastropub with a wood-fired oven, craft beer list and a year-round local crowd.

First and South sits a block off Main Street and skews more neighbourhood than special-occasion. Pizzas from the wood-fired oven, sharable mains, mussels and burgers paired with a strong craft beer and Long Island wine list make it a go-to for early dinners after a tasting day. The vibe is loud and friendly, families and groups welcome, and the bar fills with locals in the off-season — usually the best sign you've found the right room in Greenport. Open year-round, which is rare in the village.

Wood-fired pizza, gastropub menu, craft beer

Location and structure

First and South sits at 100 South St., Greenport, a block off Main Street, and the site notes both a general dining club program and a gift card store as add-ons to standard service. 1

Booking and dining club

The restaurant runs a "Dining Club" through its own site — a distinct membership/loyalty section separate from a standard OpenTable reservation — alongside the usual menus and reservations pages. 1 This is worth checking before assuming a normal reservation link covers all booking options; the club page carries its own signup terms.

What's on the all-day menu

The published all-day menu covers soups, salads and shared plates alongside heartier dinner dishes. Starters include a New England-style South Street Chowder with local clams and applewood-smoked bacon ($15/pint), a Deep Roots Farm Caesar ($16), a First Street wedge salad with Point Reyes blue cheese ($23) and hand-cut First Fries ($11). A raw bar offers local oysters from Yennicott, Peconic Gold, Oysterpond Shellfish Co. and Eel Town Oysters, sold by the half dozen ($22) or dozen ($39), plus Oysters Rockefeller and saffron mussels. 2 Dinner plates include honey miso Faroese salmon with bok choy and jasmine rice ($36) and a pasta pomodoro with garganelli and toasted pine nuts ($26).

Happy hour and Sunday brunch

First and South runs a happy hour Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from noon to 9pm, and serves Sunday brunch from 10am to 3pm. 2 The restaurant also keeps a group price-fixe menu on offer and a separate kids' menu, and has been covered repeatedly by Northforker and Dan's Papers for community events such as its Land and Sea Gala and pig roasts. 3

What it costs

Local oysters$22 half dozen / $39 dozen
South Street chowder$15 a pint
Oysters Rockefeller$19 for three / $31 for six
First Street wedge$23
Burrata$21

Prices checked 2026-09-20 — First & South — menus

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Frequently asked questions

How do I make a reservation at First and South?
First and South accepts reservations on OpenTable. Use the “Reserve on OpenTable” button on this page to check live availability, or call (631) 333-2200. Weekends fill up first, especially in the summer wine-tasting season.
Where is First and South located?
First and South is at 100 South Street, Greenport, NY 11944, on the North Fork of Long Island.
What kind of food does First and South serve?
First and South serves American gastropub. It is a mid-range and approachable restaurant ($ · $20–35 entrées). Known for wood-fired pizza, gastropub menu, craft beer.
Which Long Island wineries are near First and South?
Kontokosta Winery and Sparkling Pointe are all within an easy drive of First and South, making it a natural lunch or dinner stop on a North Fork wine-tasting day.
Where can I stay near First and South?
Hotels within easy reach of First and South include Harborfront Inn at Greenport, Hotel Moraine, and Sound View Greenport. Booking a room nearby lets you enjoy the wine list without driving back.
Is First and South good for dietary restrictions?
First and South can typically accommodate common dietary restrictions — vegetarian, gluten-free, and shellfish allergies — with advance notice. Note them in your OpenTable reservation or call (631) 333-2200 so the kitchen can plan around them, especially on busy weekend services.
When are the busiest times at First and South?
Friday and Saturday dinner service (6–8:30 pm) is the busiest window at First and South, along with Sunday lunch during the North Fork wine-tasting season (May–November). Weeknight dinners and early seatings are the easiest tables to get and usually a calmer experience.