Attention, hungry boaters. 
 <a href="http://long-island.newsday.com/restaurants/east-hampton-point-1.853067" target="_blank">East Hampton Point</a>, the restaurant overlooking Three Mile Harbor, has started offering dockside dining along with a discount for boaters for lunch and dinner. 
 Dockage is free during lunch and dinner at the East Hampton Point Marina. Diners will get a 10 percent discount on their entire check at the restaurant. 
 Dockage, of course, is based on availability. 
 East Hampton Point, 295 Three Mile Harbor Rd., East Hampton; 631-329-2800.

Attention, hungry boaters. East Hampton Point, the restaurant overlooking Three Mile Harbor, has started offering dockside dining along with a discount for boaters for lunch and dinner. Dockage is free during lunch and dinner at the East Hampton Point Marina. Diners will get a 10 percent discount on their entire check at the restaurant. Dockage, of course, is based on availability. East Hampton Point, 295 Three Mile Harbor Rd., East Hampton; 631-329-2800.

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