Lily’s at Silly
Summer just
got better.
L I L Y ’ S S E A S I D E
at Silly Lily Fishing Station
99 Adelaide Ave
East Moriches, NY
Serving food, drinks, and vibes all summer long.
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Serving food, drinks, and vibes all summer long. •
Serving vintage Americana vibes all season long on the waterfront with local coastal fare and craft cocktails.
Open Memorial Day weekend - Labor Day weekend.
Closed until Spring 2025.
Locals’ Favorites
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Lobster Roll
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![Tye Dye Skies]()
Tye Dye Skies
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Crabby Fries
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Key Lime Pie
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![the best spiced margarita on the east end of long island]()
El Capitain
Endless Summer Fun
Plan your next Adventure at Lily’s Seaside with our Weekly events on Repeat, but also check out our SPECIAL EVENTS.
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BINGO ON THE BAY
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BOATS ON THE BAY
Every Thursday
Open 4-8PM
Complimentary Chauffeured Boat Rides
With purchase of dinner.
First Come, First Served
ABOUT
LILY’S AT SILLY
Lily's Seaside at Silly Lily Fishing Station is preparing for the launch of another unforgettable summer season, serving up retro American summers on the East End with a touch of chic. The newly reinvented beach shack has teamed up with the dream team from Stone Creek Inn to create something truly magical.
This beloved lobster shack and 1930s fishing station has a full bar and is poised to throw open its doors for the 2024 season, commencing with Memorial Day weekend festivities on Friday, May 24th at 4 PM with the same spectacular views and vibes intact. This year includes Sunday Brunch each week, the return of Bingo on the Bay, and special themed al fresco dinners along the bay to be announced.
More than a mere dining spot, Lily's Seaside is a haven of activity and adventure. Boasting a full-service marina, fishing station, and boutique shop where visitors can lounge or set sail on fishing expeditions, rent day boats, or revel in exclusive membership perks. We pride ourselves on having something for everyone.
So, as the tides of summer beckon, we invite you to join us for a season of laughter, good company, and endless nostalgia at this beloved East End gem.
