Doubles Amagansett

Not traditional style doubles at all but still a cute spot to check out. If you are missing home as a Caribbean person, just the sight/smell of this place could make you feel good after realizing you are so far out on the island of LI. Nothing like it nearby that I know of so I’m happy they are keeping the West Indian vibe alive here. Staff we encountered weren’t the most knowledgeable about the culture or too friendly but the place seems to run itself regardless. Would have been nice to have a convo with someone who was willing tell us about the origins of its rare and bold presence in Amagansett. Flavors are familiar I would say. I’m sure it’s because they serve a certain demographic locally, including tourists stopping in as well, but this is not to be mistaken for what we know to be re

I’ve tried curries they are good but the fried chicken sandwich was a total disappointment. Chewy and dry. The oil must’ve been old. They can do better obviously.

Really delicious food at the mini boutique mall in Amagansett. If you’re looking for something flavorful and non-American in this little strip, this should be your stop. The Chickpea Roti was spiced great and didn’t have any dry chickpeas. Hot sauce was a must. It’s in burrito form so it may get messy. The Freddie Bowl was also good. I found the pumpkin to be a bit too sweet. If sweet and savory is your thing, this is your order. Will come back. Probably one of the only non-white restaurants / menus in a 10 mile radius 🤣

Definitely order the Doubles! I am so happy to drive east and be able to still find delicious Caribbean cuisine. Small inside dining area but the outside seating will be beautiful in the summer.

This review only has to do with the doubles. I was looking for a place to eat, as I was leaving Montauk and saw the restaurant doubles. The reason I had to stop in here is that I have a house in Trinidad and could not believe there were doubles (Trinidadian street food) at the end of Long Island. I must say, I was skeptical, but the doubles was really excellent. There was flavored bara which also had a great crisp to it. The Chana was really tasty and the sauces really great. If you have never had Trinidadian food, let alone Trinidadian street food, you really should try this !