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How an Antique Shop Became One of the Hottest Dinner Spots in the Hamptons
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How an Antique Shop Became One of the Hottest Dinner Spots in the Hamptons
Il Buco al Mare in Amagansett. Photography by Noe Dewitt. All images courtesy of il Buco. Donna Lennard never predicted she would open a restaurant—il Buco found her. In 1994, she and her then-partner started serving splashes of wine out of their Bond Street antique shop. Manhattan is particularly rough on restaurants, but despite the odds, il Buco not only survived but thrived, branching off into a grocery story and outposts in the Hamptons and…
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