Spark Hot List: What’s New, What’s Opening in the Hamptons This Week (May 13 – 21, 2026)

From buzzy restaurant returns to new hotel debuts, here’s what’s opening across the East End as the 2026 summer season accelerates.

The Hamptons is fully in motion, with long-awaited reopenings, fresh lifestyle concepts and new hospitality arrivals shaping the early summer landscape.

Now Open + Reopening

Wasabi Beach Sushi & Kitchen  (May 14)

The laid-back sushi favorite returns with its signature beach-town energy just in time for the season in Montauk.

Duryea’s Montauk Point (May 14)
The iconic waterfront destination reopens for another season of lobster rolls, lobster cobb salads, fresh fish, and rosé (and yes, the views).

Miracle (May 14)
The buzziest new opening from 3rd generation Sag Harbor native Michael Nolan  — beloved owner of Fresno in East Hampton. Miracle on Main Street in Sag will offer modern, curated American fare seven days a week in summer (lunch & dinner) and stay open year ’round. A lively bar crowd ordering dirty martinis is a no-brainer.

Camp Rubirosa (May 15)
The cult-favorite Italian-American pop-up returns for its second season, cementing its status as an East Hampton summer staple.

Amalfi (May 15)
The upscale Italian favorite returns with coastal Mediterranean flavors and polished waterfront dining in Hampton Bays.

Hotel Corduroy (Opened May 8)
A 29-room boutique hotel transforming the former Sunset Montauk has officially opened, adding a design-forward new stay to Montauk’s evolving hospitality scene.

Just Opened

The Hamptons Collective (Now Open)
Southampton’s newest cannabis dispensary adds a sleek retail concept to the village’s evolving lifestyle mix.

Jamagansett (Now Open)
A new Main Street sweet shop offering curated confections and elevated treats.

ID Hot Yoga (Now Open)
The Sag Harbor wellness studio continues drawing strong demand with heated yoga, Pilates and recovery-focused classes.

Sushi by Boū (Now Open)
The omakase-style speakeasy sushi concept has officially opened in Westhampton Beach. Read our full review on Spark Hamptons.

Opening Soon

Ketchy Beach (Memorial Day Weekend)
One of the season’s most anticipated openings, bringing coastal dining, live music and DJ programming to East Hampton (back to its former location at 44 Three Mile Harbor Rd.)

Ma-Dé and Wayan (May 21)
Two NYC favorites bringing Southeast Asian dining energy to East Hampton, sharing the most gorgeous sunsets with its neighbor, EH Point.

Alba Spiaggia (May 15)
A new waterfront dining concept at Montauk Yacht Club bringing the spirit of coastal Italy to the East End. Yes, you can arrive by boat.

Montauk Yacht Club

Montauk Yacht Club

Lighthouse Café (June 3)
A new café at Montauk Point State Park offering Spanish-style small plates and all-day dining with sweeping coastal views.

GeekHampton (Opening soon) 
The longtime tech repair staple — scheduled to open on May 4 in Hampton Bays after relocating from Sag Harbor — is “putting the finishing touches” on the new place and will soon offer Apple-authorized repairs and concierge-level support. Right now, it’s tech support by phone.

The Spark

Summer 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most active openings cycles in recent Hamptons history — and this is just the first wave. Stay tuned.

Angela LaGreca

Editor, Co-Founder/Publisher

Angela LaGreca, Editor-in-chief and co-Founder/Publisher of Spark Hamptons, is a four-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, producer, writer and comedian/host. Her TV credits include NBC’s “Today,” ABC’s “The View,” and, most recently, the primetime cable news program “Cuomo” on NewsNation. On the East End, she was the Creative Director at LTV, VP Features/Events/Photo Editor at Dan’s Papers, and has performed at Guild Hall, Bay Street Theater and the WHBPAC. Her publishing career began at Modern Photography, where she was managing editor. LaGreca lives in Manhattan and East Hampton and can be reached at angelatvmedia@gmail.com and angela@sparkhamptons.com .