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The nautical vibes will be preserved as the space pivots.
Roast is continuing its Suffolk County expansion.
The spot is known for its house-made chutneys and massive dosas.
It takes over the space that was slated to be Noema II — and shares kitchen DNA with Kyma and Symi.
Make-your-own bowl eateries continue to expand across Long Island.
Among the styles will be Neapolitan, Roman, Japanese, New Haven and Chicago.
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The soft-serve ice cream dipped in melted butter and sprinkled with salt has gone viral.
The first diner at this location opened in 1929.
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The takeout-centric spot is adding dine-in seating and a liquor license.
Make a macaroon cake or go to a Bingo brunch for an alternative to romantic Valentine's Day events.
Skip the pho and go straight for the savory shrimp crepes and roasted duck banh mi.
The new spot dwarfs the original.
The bottles come from around the world — as far as Tasmania, as close as Cutchogue. And there's food, too.
The space had nearly a decade-long run in one of Long Island's busiest villages.
Soon there will be more places to find some of Long Island's best pizza
More bar than a restaurant, Frankie's makes 90% of its pub-style comfort food in-house, from scratch.
