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When Ting, the beloved Huntington sushi spot, recently closed its doors, loyal patrons feared they had lost their go-to destination for fresh sushi and sashimi. But great news—the legacy of Ting lives on!?Feed & Grain, a longtime staple in Northport Village, has partnered with Ting to bring its legendary sushi, sashimi, and other signature dishes to its menu.

In a heartfelt plea on Facebook,?Yankee Doodle Dandy’s,?a beloved eatery in Islip, reached out to the community for help. The small business, praised for its incredible food and charming presence on Main Street, faced an uncertain future. What happened next was a testament to the power of community, kindness, and the importance of supporting local restaurants in challenging times. #supportlocal

For more than half a century,?Pam’s Ice Cream?has been a cornerstone of the East Islip community, serving up scoops of happiness and creating cherished memories. Now, after over 50 years of operation, owner Pam has announced her bittersweet decision to retire, closing a chapter on one of the town’s most beloved businesses.

With dining out costs steadily climbing, happy hours provide the perfect opportunity to enjoy your favorite drinks and bites without overspending. Wantagh offers an array of options where locals can sip, snack, and socialize while supporting neighborhood restaurants. Here’s a roundup of the Best Happy Hours in Wantagh.

This indoor market provides a unique opportunity to support local businesses while ensuring access to sustainable, organic, and delicious products all winter long. Whether you’re a foodie, a conscious consumer, or simply looking for a fun Sunday activity, this is the place to be.

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When I lived on the South Shore, my “Go To” spot in Islip was always Americano Pie Bar. It checks all the boxes I look for in a restaurant: great food, great service and nice ambiance. In addition, they have this one dish, Troffolini, that is one of the most delicious things I have ever eaten that I crave constantly.

Elevated Comfort Food Meets Community in Long Island’s Newest Café Destination

A Beacon of Light in Holistic Wellness.

Who knew an early 19th-century historical barn can swing! Jazz! at the Barn, a regularly scheduled performance series, continues on Sunday, December 15th from 3-4:30pm at the Conklin Barn.