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We carry a wide selection of homebrewing and wine making supplies. Please stop by for the fresh ingredients to make your next beer or wine.

Beer distributor specializing in the finest craft beers you can find.

Our idea began years ago when we realized the simplicity of the meatball, and how it is a comfort food to many. We all grew up with our Grandmothers making Sunday dinner and “The Meatball” being the focal point of the day. We cherish those days of coming together with Read more [...]

T.J. Finley’s is dedicated to serving the finest beer on Long Island. It’s not enough to provide your customers with six or seven domestic beers, with three or four common imports. We want to make sure that when you come to our bar, you’re greeted with all of the great Read more [...]

A casual, affordable neighborhood spot specializing in American comfort food…warm hospitality and unparalleled service. Stop by for a quick bite & drink

Casual Pub-style dining featuring free beer, wine, soda, and salad with burgers ($12.50) and entrees ($14 – $21).

Del Fuego – voted “Best Tex Mex” by Long Island Press is a Tex-Mex Tequila Bar created by Joseph DeNicola of The DeNicola Concept restaurant group. Along with standard Tex-Mex fare, Del Fuego’s menu features traditional Mexican cuisine all made from scratch and in house. The environment is friendly and Read more [...]

Wölffer Estate Vineyard is unquestionably a beautiful place. The creation of it spanned over three decades and required a creative vision an ability to bring dreams to reality and a great deal of dedicated hard work by ma people. Christian Wölffer possessed the vision and with the meticulous care of Read more [...]

The Winemaker Studio by Antho Nappa Wines is a cooperative tasting room in Peconic featuring Long Island winemakers. In an intimate setting in the heart of the North Fork Wine Country we offer a broad range of wines and wine styles. Hosted by Antho Nappa Wines we also feature other Read more [...]

Owned and Operated by Steve & Laura Gallagher and Barbara Perrotta of Borella’s Farms. They believe that by continuing the agricultural use of their land they can help to retain the farming history of Long Island and preserve their family’s farming roots dating back to 1945.