Welcome to Cutchogue
Cutchogue is a scenic hamlet known for its vineyard-dotted landscape, rich agricultural heritage, and breathtaking waterfront along Peconic Bay. Located at the heart of Long Island’s North Fork wine country, Cutchogue is a haven for those who appreciate fine wines, farm-to-table dining, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle. Whether exploring the area’s world-renowned wineries, enjoying fresh local seafood, or taking in the stunning bay views, Cutchogue is a place where rural charm meets understated luxury.
What to Love
- Home to prestigious North Fork wineries like Bedell Cellars, Pellegrini Vineyards, and McCall Wines
- Serene landscapes with farm stands offering fresh, locally grown produce year-round
- Beautiful Peconic Bay coastline with opportunities for boating, fishing, and waterfront relaxation
- A thriving farm-to-table food scene with fresh seafood and artisanal products
- A peaceful yet sophisticated community perfect for wine and nature lovers
Local Lifestyle
Life in Cutchogue revolves around the vineyards, the water, and the local food scene. Residents enjoy a slower, more intentional pace, spending weekends at wine tastings, biking through the countryside, and dining at farm-to-table restaurants. Whether gathering at a local brewery, browsing a farmers’ market, or setting sail on the bay, there’s a deep appreciation for nature, community, and good food.
Dining & Shopping
Cutchogue’s food scene highlights its farm-fresh ingredients and vibrant wine culture. North Fork Table & Inn is a standout for upscale farm-to-table dining, showcasing seasonal ingredients in a refined yet welcoming setting. North Fork Doughnut Co. is a must-visit for decadent, handcrafted treats that have become a local favorite. Fresh produce, homemade baked goods, and artisan products can be found at Wickham’s Fruit Farm and 8 Hands Farm, where visitors can experience the best of Cutchogue’s agricultural bounty.
Things to Do & Entertainment
Cutchogue’s wineries are the main attraction, offering tastings, live music, and vineyard tours throughout the year. The waters of Peconic Bay are perfect for boating, paddleboarding, and beachside picnics, while Downs Farm Preserve provides scenic trails for hiking and birdwatching. For a touch of history, the Old House, one of the oldest homes in New York State, stands as a testament to the hamlet’s colonial past. Whether enjoying a glass of wine overlooking the vineyards or exploring the great outdoors, Cutchogue offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
With its stunning landscapes, exceptional wineries, and farm-to-table lifestyle, Cutchogue embodies the best of North Fork living.
