Estia's Little Kitchen - Latin American restaurant in Sag Harbor - 1615 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike, USA

It’s food for people that would complain black pepper is spicy. $20 for a burrito that looks and tastes like it was made by a kid in a dorm room. Just look at the pictures people post. $5 for a small burnt coffee. If everything was half price I would give it 4 stars for the chill atmosphere. Service was fine, host was really nice and attentive. I know you guys know what real Mexican food is! Don’t be scare of the rich old ladies avoiding sodium paying the bills.

It is a good place for comfort food and has a nice outdoor seating area but the breakfast prices were a little much for what I got. The breakfast burrito tasted good but $19+ might seem a bit much for something I could have gotten maybe at a bagel shop. Overall nice indoor and outdoor seating good for comfort food but you will be paying more then if you went to a Diner.

As a foodie, I always appreciate a good delicatessen, and Cove Delicatessen definitely delivers. The wide variety of dishes, from sandwiches and salads to soups and desserts, is to die for. What stands out the most, though, is the friendly and attentive staff who are always willing to help with any menu choice. The cozy and relaxed atmosphere makes for a great dining experience, whether for lunch or dinner. As someone who appreciates both great food and a comfortable setting, I highly recommend Cove Delicatessen.

The host, who I assume is also the owner, is a cantankerous jerk who should not be in the hospitality business. He stands in the doorway, chest puffed out, blocking the entrance and tells would-be customers to stay outside in the cold. I paid for my pickup order and he loudly shouted so all around could hear that "there is no service charge included," so I should "leave a tip." I paused, and looked at him and said, "for pickup?" and he began a lecture / tirade, explaining that "you see, when you order, the staff has to stop what they are doing and prepare your food, so if you do not tip them, we cannot do take out anymore." Baffled by this utter nonsense (this is a for-profit business, charging $20 for eggs) I stammered...not sure what to even say to that because its so illogical. He then looked at me and said, "you know what, if you want to STIFF MY STAFF, you go ahead!" All i could say to that was "you know, i really do not like how you are talking to me right now," to which he shouted back, "YOU DONT LIKE HOW IM STICKING UP FOR MY STAFF!!!??" and then he turned his back at me and ran inside. NO ONE should spend another dollar at this joke of a restaurant until he is gone.

I really enjoyed dinner at the cute little spot just outside of Sag Harbor. Food and service were both very good. Looking forward to going back.

I have visited this establishment twice with my client. The first visit I ordered a chicken quesadilla and my client ordered a burger. I didn't really enjoy the quesadilla as it was made with dark meat. Something I may not have preferred. My second visit to give it another shot I ordered a cheese burger with the works. I noticed a foul scent coming from my plate after my first bite there was something off. The burger was very pink. Although I ordered it well done. But still a taste I couldn't quite figure out kept repeating on my taste buds. I did not finish the burger and told my waiter something was off and maybe the onions were bad. He took the the plate to the cook and proceeded to bring us the bill. He claimed the onions were cut this morning therefore they had to be fresh. Either way I wasn't looking for them to remove it from the bill I only said something to make them aware. Thank God I didn't get sick. Other then that it's a cute cozy little restaurant.

Delicious breakfast, we had cochinita pibil tacos with eggs, peach pancakes (some of the best pancakes I’ve had) and breakfast burrito. Juices were a bit overpriced and not that special. Coffee was excellent. Prompt seating. We will return.

On the side of a road about 5 minutes outside of Sag Harbor town is this small Mexican-influenced restaurant dishing up some amazing brunch and dinner options. You’ll likely have to wait for a table if you go, but they flip tables pretty quickly and you can spend the time enjoying their back garden while you wait. Whether you’re looking for a breakfast burrito, tacos, or chocolate chip pancakes, Estia’s has something for everybody. For drinks, I highly recommend the Bloody Mary. For food, I loved their scramble of the day, which was filled with chorizo, onion, pepper, and cheese, and came with sides of beans, rice, and corn tortillas. Essentially a DIY breakfast taco platter exploding with flavors. If you like hot sauce, they serve two homemade hot sauces that are awesome too.