Rowdy Hall in the village of East Hampton has established a stellar reputation for English Pub/French Bistro cuisine. Opened in July of 1996, the Arts and Crafts inspired dining room, with a beautiful copper topped bar and soothing fireplace is an East End favorite.

Tucked away in the Parrish Mews on Main Street, Rowdy Hall takes it's name from the turn of the century boarding house frequented by artists who visited East Hampton. According to local lore, when church-going locals would pace the place still full of reveling guests on Sunday mornings, they declared the establishment to be a "Rowdy Hall."

Open seven days a week, all year for lunch and dinner, Rowdy Hall is a gathering place for locals and visitors alike.