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I miss LT burger. The waiter tried to scam us multiple times. First off, before he even gave us the chance to glance at the menu, he asked if we needed more time and if we wanted some chips and guac while we were deciding. We said sure because we thought maybe it was free like table bread. Then we looked at the menu and the chips and guac (and salsa which he did not mention) was $22 and gigantic-enough for two entire meals. We ended up returning it because that was ridiculous. Next, when our food arrived, the tacos were actually the tiniest I've ever seen. They were finger foods (at most) for $7 each! Finally, when we paid, the waiter dramatically looked away when the tip screen showed up, and it read "25% 22% 20%." Typically, the smallest percentage is on the left so most automatically click left, but I read it and when I saw I was about to pay over $10 extra for this service for 2 people, I almost decided to put in a custom amount. In the end, I paid 20% but I don't know if I'll come back here :( Very unfortunate because LT burger used to be our favorite restaurant in town. The food here is okay, not super flavorful (especially for a Mexican restaurant.) Definitely overpriced. The vibes were great though because it's the same exact layout as the previous restaurant.

TL;DR: Tiny tacos, big prices, great drinks and vibe. I was tempted to give this place three stars, but the decoration and vibe pushed it to four stars. My companion and I discovered this place while walking around the super scenic Sag Harbor Main Street on a Saturday afternoon. We were seated immediately and provided with paper menus that listed their tacos, bowls, appetizers, and drinks. I wanted to try either their al pastor or pork belly bowl, but our server informed me that they don’t have bowls yet as they’ve only been open a week. Why not cross off the bowls on your disposable, paper menus? After that slight bit of disappointment I settled for the al pastor and pork belly tacos. We ordered a side of chips and guac. Had I immediately noticed their $22 price I probably would’ve ordered something else, but we stuck with it… and that was a good decision. The tacos are closer to a traditional Mexican size and not the beefier tacos most Americans are accustomed to. Upon seeing the tacos my companion said “I see why they make you two order at least two.” We noticed that I’d received a fish taco in place of the al pastor. I tried to flag down our server and a manager(?) came to the table instead and said that he could help with whatever we wanted. I asked the server to read back what I ordered (in case they heard differently) and I did indeed order an al pastor. The manager person said I could keep the fist taco and an al pastor taco was brought to the table a few minutes later. TASTE: The chips and guac were delicious and filling, which was appreciated since the tacos are on the diminutive side. The al pastor taco was dry and underwhelming. Disappointing. Pork belly taco: The star of the show! Tender and flavorful. A must have. Fish taco: It’s your typical fried fish taco. Nice flavor. Lobster taco: Pricey but great. It’s kinda’ gooey and will squirt out the other end if you don’t hold it properly. Lobster meat flavor was delicious. Shrimp taco: It was okay.

The chips and Guac are great. The tacos are small but really tasty. My review is based on the service. The bartender Kirsten has an attitude and was really rude. Asked twice for my drinks but she rather pour drinks for herself and her friends I guess. For the time I was waiting for my drinks, she had 2 shots. I know you’re Bartending but common. Customers first. After 20 minutes, she went to smoke and I had to ask for my drinks to other bartender. Terrible service by this lady, she was drunk, The Margaritas were ok when they finally arrived