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Welcoming is a word Lauren Lombardi speaks to catering clients while helping them plan their North Fork event.
Her artful catering blends an eye for décor with vibrant local ingredients. Her signature Harvest Table brims with specialty Italian appetizers such as salami finocchiana from Lombardi’s Love Lane market plated elegantly beside bowls of seasonal produce dressed with edible flowers and placed beside fresh flowers picked up from local farm stands. (more…)
There’s much to love about food from Lombardi-owned eateries and markets. (Credit: Barbaraellen Koch)
Mattituck’s Love Lane business community is abuzz after a sign posted in the former Love Lane Market’s window Monday advertised the coming of “Lombardi’s Market at Love Lane” to the location.
The Lombardi brand of restaurants includes five popular Italian eateries on Long Island — including the wedding and catering hall Villa Lombardi’s and Lombardi’s Market, an Italian deli and catering service in Holbrook.
This is the first North Fork Lombardi location. (more…)
Photo by Barbaraellen Koch
As part of the Taste North Fork promotion, Love Lane in Mattituck will be the site of Taste Love Lane festivities on Saturday and Sunday Nov. 9-10. Meet the Farmers Market as well as Meet the Merchants will help celebrate Veterans Day Weekend. Participating merchants will honor veterans by donating a portion of the weekend’s proceeds to the veterans organization Strongpoint Theinert House.
For more northforker.com coverage of Veterans Day Weekend events, click the Taste North Fork tag. (more…)
Love Lane Market is certainly not your average pizzeria. It’s best known for its fresh, organic products and sandwiches, but is also making quite a splash with its wood fired pizzas. (more…)
RACHEL YOUNG PHOTO | Love Lane Market has reopened in Mattituck.
A frittata egg sandwich, freshly baked croissants and full coffee bar are just some of the tasty new offerings available at Love Lane Market, which reopened its doors earlier this month after damage caused by Sandy forced the owners to halt business for eight months.