Smashburger, one of a handful of burger chains that have been steadily popping up all over the island is set to open up its newest island location in New Hyde Park, on Friday, October 18, 2013.
“The First Thousand Campaign”, a Kickstarter Project by Malverne based Western Origins is seeking to raise $2,000 to kickstart their product line of S’Mores in bite-sized chunks.
Swallow, one of our favorite Small Plates / Tapas restaurants, conveniently located in Huntington Village (and with another, newer location out east in Montauk – Swallow East) is breaking down some walls to expand their footprint in their current space.
With Plattduetsche Park opening the doors to its new Beer Hall on Friday night at 6pm sharp, visitors to this Franklin Square hot spot will take in revamped furnishings, a larger environment and some live music as well.
**Update: Open**
Bonefish Grill may be located in many great locales across the country, but they’ve yet to open an outpost on Long Island. This is all about to change as they’re under construction now in Rockville Centre at the location of the abandoned Rockville Centre Cinema on Sunrise.
San Marzano, the intensely popular brick oven pizza joint on Merrick Avenue in Merrick will be temporarily closing its doors on August 12th to make way for a new and improved spot.
With their first location on Long Island set to open on July 31st, Noodles & Company will bring their noodle goodness to The Gallery at Westbury Plaza on Old Country Road.
For those of us who have been patiently waiting for the new Buffalo Wild Wings in Westbury to open, our wait is coming to a close. Occupying the space that previously held Mirage Nightclub and then most recently GLO, this new Buffalo Wild Wings is going to be massive and probably won’t disappoint, when they open on March 16th.
Pizza is an institution on Long Island and throughout the country we’re known as having some of the best-tasting options around. We’ve scoured through Long Island’s pizza scene to bring you four of our favorites; a variety of options no matter where you are located.
Riverbay, a long-time mainstay and fixture on Willis Avenue in Williston Park has served its last dish. Closing to make way for a new bank location, this Poll family owned restaurant and building will not be pleasing diners any longer.