Nostalgia and Some of the Best Fries Ever | If you’re from Massapequa or know anyone from around it, you’ve heard of All-American. It’s a true Long Island institution and the only drive-in hamburger stand on the island. Opening for business in 1963, it has even been featured on the Travel Channel. This is an old…
Located on Main Street in Huntington, Munday’s is a family restaurant that has an old school diner menu but doesn’t try to lay the nostalgia and schmaltz on too thick. The atmosphere is genuine, and two wall mounter flat screen TVs cycle through photos of families enjoying their time in the restaurant.
A corner store location in a very busy intersection means a long walk from wherever you are lucky enough to find parking. The decor gives off a purely modern vibe; from stainless steel signage and appliances, to 60 inch HD screens presenting the menu. An overwhelming smell of fries, fresh out of an oil bath,…
Massapequa is having itself quite the burger explosion these days, with several new establishments opening up recently. New York Burger Bar has a Long Island pub feel with a good sized bar and waiter service in its dining area. If you’re in a party of two like I was, you may find the seating a little cramped,…
As a Long Island native, even I am still pleasantly surprised and appreciative of the scenery of some of the water views and plentiful beaches. Navy Beach is a restaurant located in Montauk that takes advantage of their beach front location to captivate their audience. Customers are greeted to couches, bean bags, and beach chairs…