Camp Rubirosa
Restaurant · East Hampton ·
World-famous Tie-Dye Pizza, house-made pastas, Italian-American hits
World-famous Tie-Dye Pizza, house-made pastas, Italian-American hits
"A seasonal pop-up serving top dishes and tie-dye pizzas in a tented, summer-camp-feel setup—al fresco fun through mid-September." - Jessica Chapel, Emily Adler
"Meanwhile, the Rubirosa team has co-opted the East Hampton space that Wayan and Ma-de had occupied last year, bringing Camp Rubirosa there for a summer stint. In addition to a range of pizzas and handmade pastas, entrees like chicken Parmigiano and local bass are served." - Beth Landman
"New York’s critically acclaimed pizza joint has opened a seasonal pop-up here, serving thin-crust tie-dye pizza and house-made pastas in a summer camp–inspired setting." - Elise Taylor
"Rubirosa, the beloved slinger of tie-dye pies is extending from Nolita to East Hampton all summer. Their outdoor piazza is pure summer in the Italian countryside with a dash of northeast sleepaway camp. Water skis and lanterns decorate the welcoming, cabin-themed dining room—aka "Ciao Hall." All of Rubirosa's hits made the menu, including their standout vodka pie, customizable thin crust pizzas, and homemade pastas, which are all available family-style. Summer exclusives, including crudo with seafood from Montauk, and a shareable shrimp scampi, make it worth scoping out a dinner reservation in advance (or go for lunch, which is a little easier)." - melissa kravitz hoeffner
"Rubirosa, the beloved slinger of tie-dye pies is extending from Nolita to East Hampton all summer. Their outdoor piazza is pure summer in the Italian countryside with a dash of northeast sleepaway camp. Water skis and lanterns decorate the welcoming, cabin-themed dining room—aka "Ciao Hall." All of Rubirosa's hits made the menu, including their standout vodka pie, customizable thin crust pizzas, and homemade pastas, which are all available family-style. Summer exclusives, including crudo with seafood from Montauk, and a shareable shrimp scampi, make it worth scoping out a dinner reservation in advance (or go for lunch, which is a little easier). photo credit: Lindsay Morris photo credit: Lindsay Morris photo credit: Lindsay Morris Pause Unmute" - Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner
