Sag Harbor: 1st bite, Page at 63 Main
Ted VanErk of North Haven, talks with friends in the lounge area on a Saturday night at Blue Sky Mediterranean, a restaurant and lounge on Main Street in Sag Harbor. (Feb. 6, 2010) Credit: Gordon M. Grant
Blue Sky has given way to Page at 63 Main. And the new place is even sunnier.
The 1890s building, in tan and white, is a warm-weather magnet. Now, the style comes across equal parts Hamptonian as Sag Harborite. It's a good balance, from polished wood floor to tin ceiling, exposed brick to wainscoting. The eclectic food goes with the look.
You can sample a fine lobster roll and Asian steamed buns with braised pork belly at lunch; grilled hanger steak with garlic-potato puree and seared fluke filet with plantain puree at dinner. The beet salad and the sweet-pea ravioli also are easily recommended. Enjoy the tres leches cake with pineapple salsa.
Page at 63 Main, 63 Main St., Sag Harbor; 631-725-1810.
Photo: What was once Blue Sky is now Page at 63 Main.
