LT Burger to open in Westhampton

Laurent Tourondel’s restaurant signs lease on Main Street

Laurent Tourondel's LT Burger is scheduled to open its Westhampton location this summer. (Google Maps, Getty, LT Burger)
Laurent Tourondel's LT Burger is scheduled to open its Westhampton location this summer. (Google Maps, Getty, LT Burger)

UPDATED, 11:26 a.m., April 2, 2021: LT Burger will open a second Hamptons location just in time for the summer season.

The restaurant chain, created by chef Laurent Tourondel, signed a lease at 115 Main Street in Westhampton, according to the building’s owner. The 2,400-square-foot space is slated to open in May.

Tourondel has two other restaurants in Sag Harbor — LT Burger and Sag Pizza — along with a several eateries in New York, Miami, London and other locations.

The 6,400-square-foot Main Street property traded hands in 2019, with current owners Stephen Matri and Lance Falow picking it up for $3 million. They’re now in the process of renovating and rebuilding the property.

“It’s going to be truly the center of town and activity,” Falow said.

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LT Burger did not respond to a request for comment.

While restaurants in the city have faced more stringent Covid restrictions during the pandemic — they were not allowed to operate at 50 percent capacity until March — eateries in the rest of the state have been operating at the half capacity for months.

As a result, a handful of New York city restaurants have migrated out east, following the renters and buyers that relocated to the Hamptons.

Café Boulud, Carbone and Il Buco have established pick-up or delivery services on the East End, and city bars Dante and Death & Co. have also set up shop there.

Note: This story has been updated to include the square footage of the building and restaurant.

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