Sett Coffee 'A Labor Of Love' For Owners Of Clam Bar, The Corner

AMAGANSETT, NY — A new coffee shop represents a labor of love for a couple on the East End.

Husband-and-wife duo John and Kelly Piccinnini, owners of the Clam Bar and most recently The Corner in Sag Harbor, opened the doors of Sett Coffee in Amagansett this past fall, they said.

Located at 136 Main Street, "Sett Coffee brings a thoughtfully curated coffee experience to the East End. Sett Coffee focuses on high-quality coffee, matcha, fresh baked pastries, and a selection of curated provisions available for takeout," the couple said.

Located at the entrance to Amagansett Village, Sett Coffee Shop features a light blue-and-white palette accented with natural wood," evoking a breezy, beach-inspired feel.

At its center, an iconic geometric wall serves as a striking focal point— perfect for an Instagram-worthy moment, representatives said.

"When we imagined Sett, we wanted to create the kind of place we always look for — somewhere you can grab an exceptional coffee, discover something good on the shelves, and feel instantly comfortable in. Our hope is that Sett becomes part of people’s daily rhythm, whether they’re stopping in for their morning coffee or picking up something special to bring home," owner John Piccinnini said.

The menu includes a range of hot and iced coffee, along with matcha, chai, and assorted teas. Signature favorites feature the Butterfly Pea Latte — naturally blue with a touch of vanilla —the Lavender Latte, floral and gently sweet, and the Matcha Latte. Also available are offerings including peppermint hot chocolate and s’mores hot chocolate, which pop up as seasonally.

Sett Coffee also offers a rotating selection of pastries, including pretzel croissants, biscuits, muffins, and more. Branded merchandise is also available for purchase.

"Opening Sett together has been a labor of love for our family. We’ve poured a lot of thought into every detail, from the coffee and pastries to the perfect shade of blue for our logo and the fun wallpaper. We’re excited to share it with the community at large," Kelly Piccinnini said.

"Alongside great coffee, we wanted the market at Sett to feel thoughtful and curated — filled with products we genuinely love and use ourselves. We also have intentions of being very partnership forward. From a larger brand perspective, we’ve already started laying the groundwork for collaborations with other local businesses and finding ways to serve our consumers in more unexpected and interesting ways,” she said.

Sett Coffee is open year-round. Orders can be placed in person or online here.