The best Long Island restaurants, from Italian to Chinese, plus dining out reviews of best pizza, tacos and more.
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None of the grilled items top $29.
Halfway through the summer, there are a few new patios and al fresco dining spots.
2m readStar Confectionery, helmed by the same family for over a century, serves up egg creams and ice cream sundaes at its lunch counter.
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It offers Thursday-through-Sunday dining overlooking Peconic Bay.
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Momos, or tasty Himalayan dumplings, are finally having a Long Island moment.
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The restaurant opened in 2023 on a busy stretch in downtown Babylon.
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There's a deep bench of Indian and Pakistani dishes, plus outdoor dining and a full bar.
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From crudo to poké, these chilled seafood dishes will take the edge off summer's heat.
5m readThe organized tour will take you on an all-day ice cream adventure.
1m readThe experience is designed for small groups to learn how to make pizza, sangria and sides.
4m readThis corner of Suffolk's North Shore is as close to New England as you're likely to find on Long Island.
10m readLong Islanders are as devoted to their local fish markets as they are to their favorite pork store or pizza joint.
14m readThese frozen confections have undeniable star appeal, from Mexican paletas to Korean bingsu and more.
5m readLobster can be the ultimate indulgence but, during the summer, bargains abound.
6m readBehold six common types of after-sun Island haunts, complete with real-time info on who and what you'll find when you get there.
6m readMore wineries are going beyond basic charcuterie with a menu of gourmet sandwiches, bowls and desserts.
5m readFinancial hardship has caused the shuttering of beloved establishments including South Bay and Lindencrest diners.
8m readYour ultimate guide to what's new in summer dining on Long Island.
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The quirky, pub-like spot kept a low profile but served a standout burger.
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With 10 times the space, wine, liquor, dinner, DJs — the sky is now the limit.
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It's said to be one of the first family-style Italian restaurants on Long Island.
The newest location of the popular chain has the most seating, including an outdoor space.
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The vibe feels like a private club for 1920s aristocrats.
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The eatery's mission is fresh pasta tossed in a wheel of cheese.
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It's the end of the road for this location of the American Beauty restaurant group.
1m readThe new Rockefeller's Kitchen & Cocktails will target customers in their 30s and older and their families, the owner says.
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