These croissants took a $500 ride to the Hamptons

These croissants took a $500 ride to the Hamptons

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August 8, 2025

When New York’s elite need their tennis racket, dog medicine or a box of pastries delivered to the Hamptons pronto, they call this service, which will deliver just about anything.

An open box reveals a number of buttery golden croissants.

Jonah Rosenberg for The New York Times

For the right price. →

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A multistory building with American flags and banners supporting President Trump. Two men are on a balcony unfurling a banner.

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Truffles and a small jar of caviar on a counter at the Farm & Forage Market in Southampton.

Move over, $100 lobster salad. In the Hamptons, these melons cost $400. →

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