A winding road in western Maine is a great place to spot fall foliage. (Credit: Visit Maine)
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The sun has unofficially set on summer.
But though we’ll soon be swapping sundresses for sweater dresses and flip-flops for cozy socks, our sense of adventure need not shrink along with the hours of daylight. (more…)
The octopus escabeche with passion fruit, coconut, and heirloom tomatoes. (Courtesy: Five Oceans Bar & Grill)
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Something different anchored down in Long Beach earlier this summer. Craig Attwood, a name East End regulars may remember from his stints at Jedediah Hawkins Inn and East Hampton Point, opened Five Ocean Bar & Grill just off the boardwalk Memorial Day Weekend.
The casual restaurant has quickly become a hotspot for its comfort food, its patio built on the sand and a view of the ocean that can only be described as otherworldly. (more…)
The Lobster Roll in Amaganset is a must-try for lobster roll lovers. (Credit: The Lobster Roll)
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No region does a lobster roll quite like the North Fork. From Southold Fish Market, to Claudio’s and Love Lane Kitchen, just about every restaurant has its own impeccable take on the summertime favorite.
In this week’s adventure Off the Fork, we’re exploring how other areas of Long Island measure up. Some restaurants serve their lobster rolls on rolls, others between supersized hot dog buns. Mayo? It’s essential for some, heresy for others. But any way you slice it or slather it, these Long Island lobster rolls are not to be missed. (more…)
You came. You sipped. You stocked up.
Summer days were made for trips to the North Fork wineries, and after sampling, swirling and savoring, taking a bottle to a restaurant near you.
Uncork the Bring Your Own Bottle experience at these seven Long Island restaurants. (more…)
Claudio’s in Greenport operated under a new ownership group for the first time in 2018. It will reopen for the season Memorial Day weekend. (Credit: Krysten Massa)
When dining at Claudio’s Restaurant this summer, guests may want to consider asking for a seat upstairs. The space, usually an afterthought for people who headed straight to the neighboring clam bar, has been renovated to include a wine room with waterfront views, lounge area and full-service bar. (more…)
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Chef Bruno Oliveira has carved out a slice of his American dream, with a little Croatian flavoring. Oliveira teamed up with Daniel Pedisich, his one-time boss at wine bar Bin 56, to open Konoba Craft Kitchen & Tasting Lounge in Huntington Village in February.
The eatery with a focus on Croatian and Mediterranean dishes, located in Hush Bistro’s old digs on Gerard Street, is a half-mile down the street from old Bin 56, but a long way from where Oliveria started.
(more…)Mashomack Preserve offers wetlands, hiking trails and wildlife sightings. (Credit: David Benthal)
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A ferry ride away from the North Fork, there is an escape within an escape. (more…)
