The Most Extensive Restaurant and Bar Available on the East End Welcome to 363 Beach Road, the most expansive restaurant and bar opportunity on the East End, offering an unmatched combination of stunning ocean / bay views, a renovated layout, & a prime location in the heart of the new "Hampton Bays." This venue is poised to be a focal point for both daytime & nighttime activities, drawing a vibrant crowd that is transforming the Hamptons scene. With 8,160sf of space, including 3,391sf of indoor dining and 4,769sf of wraparound outdoor decking, the property offers an impressive 525-person capacity, making it ideal for high-volume concepts. Guests can enjoy 150 indoor seats and an expansive 375-person outdoor bar with breathtaking views of Shinnecock Bay, Shinnecock Canal, Atlantic Ocean, and Ponquogue Bridge. The venue's unparalleled sunset views create the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable experience. Situated directly across from the beach, this location provides a built-in clientele of beachgoers & tourists throughout the day, which seamlessly transitions into a vibrant nighttime scene. This incredible accessibility ensures a steady flow of patrons seeking both dining and leisure. The occupant can also lease the retail storefronts on the first floor; complementing the restaurant offerings creating additional business potential. Whether it's a private celebration, a corporate event, or a wedding, the venue offers versatile event spaces designed to accommodate a variety of occasions. Its spacious wraparound deck, multiple bars, and open dining areas are perfect for hosting spectacular private and public events. Potential exists to retrofit the commercial fish processing & approximately 18 boat slips in the marina pending Town & DEC approvals. Join the evolving Hampton Bays scene and make your mark with an iconic property designed for both luxury and high-capacity dining. This is truly a premier destination for those looking to create a one-of-a-kind culinary and entertainment experience. Price Upon Request.
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