The Dock Bar & Grill

I care not to mention what I had bc it really did look delicious but it was not my cup of tea. I loved the clam chowder for sure!! N the dessert was fabulous!! Carrot cake and cheese cake! YUM!

I had an extremely disappointing experience at this restaurant. I arrived with my service dog, who is trained and legally permitted under the ADA to accompany me in public spaces. However, I was denied entry by a tall man—who I believe was the manager—despite calmly explaining my rights and the nature of my dog’s service. Refusing entry to someone with a service animal is not only disrespectful, it’s illegal. This kind of discrimination is unacceptable, and I hope this establishment is better educated about disability rights in the future. I’ve reported the incident to the appropriate authorities. I strongly advise others with service animals or disabilities to be cautious when visiting this place. No one should be made to feel unwelcome or dismissed because of a medical need. This was a person !!!

Excellent No-frills waterfront dining experience with fresh seafood like tuna melts and soft shell crabs that capture the essence of coastal cuisine. Its quirky, unapologetic atmosphere, complete with humorous signs and a casual pub vibe, makes it a beloved local spot, though it’s not for the overly sensitive. Friendly staff, reasonable prices, and stunning harbor views make it a must-visit for a taste of authentic Montauk.

Wonderful bar or tavern with some excelled pub grub. I had the scallop sandwich. Delicious. Others in the group had the open tuna sandwich and a pair of hearty looking salads. I liked it so much that we came back the following day for lunch, but they’re closed on Mondays. In hope to come again one day.

I’ve frequented the Dock for many years. I even used to own a store nearby and got take out often. I’ve never had a bad experience until today. We arrived right at 3pm when they opened (on a Friday in September- not very busy) and asked for the farthest away table because we had our small puppy (who’s well behaved). The older man with white hair (whom I have not encountered before, probably the owner lol) yelled at me that they don’t allow dogs. Now, it’s their choice to allow or not allow animals. I have absolutely no issue with a business deciding they don’t allow dogs even when outside, but the rudeness and nastiness was entirely uncalled for. Simply saying sorry we don’t allow animals outside would have sufficed. There was zero reason for his behavior towards me. We are now comfortably sitting at Dive Bar who is happy to allow us with our pup and no nasty attitudes.

Not dog-friendly at all. Don’t come here, even if you have a service dog. Their window sign says “No screaming kids,” yet there were still children running around and yelling. They should probably update the sign to also say “No service dogs.” On top of that, many of the items listed on the menu were no longer available. Total waste of time coming here. We waited 30 minutes in the cold only to be told we couldn’t eat inside or even out on the patio.

We had the best special horseradish fish. Staff was super nice and food delicious. My favorite was shrimp appetizer and fried fish. Fried zucchini was delicious too.

We love sitting by the water and watching the boats. There was overly loud club music playing inside one of the building mid afternoon, but we've been there often and that's never happened before. The food was good, seafood fresh, and prices were right where they should be. The drinks were very good, the bartender very friendly, but the cocktails were pricey. I'll definitely be there again to eat and drink and look at the boats passing by.