Canterbury Ales in Huntington closes
Canterbury Ales in Huntington served a British-inspired menu for more than 36 years. Credit: Howard Schnapp
For more than 36 years, Canterbury Ales, a British-style pub, has been a Huntington standby as well as a landmark. Now, the restaurant has closed its heavy wooden doors. In a mass email, owner Billy Hoest gave as a reason “the economic slowdown and a multitude of other factors.”
The popular gathering spot was known for its brews and burgers as well as its autumnal Oktoberfest specials.
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For more than 36 years, Canterbury Ales, a British-style pub, has been a Huntington standby as well as a landmark. Now, the restaurant has closed its heavy wooden doors. In a mass email, owner Billy Hoest gave as a reason “the economic slowdown and a multitude of other factors.”
The popular gathering spot was known for its brews and burgers as well as its autumnal Oktoberfest specials.
Note: There is no current affiliation between the Huntington restaurant and Canterbury's Oyster Bay & Grill in Oyster Bay, which remains open.