All Restaurants in Patchogue

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James Joyce

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Located in the heart of Patchogue Village and named after Ireland’s most famous poet, The James Joyce is a modern space with classic Irish taste. Serving contemporary dishes as well as traditional Irish fare. Shepherds Pie, Irish Whiskey Chicken, Steak, Burgers, Chicken, Daily Specials and more. Part Irish restaurant part, Irish pub; James Joyce serves delicious food made to order, Read more...
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That Meetball Place

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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 our families and the memories we created. Our goal here Read more...
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Howard’s Cafe

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

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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 fun and the menu caters to all. You’ll find “hot Read more...
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Gallo Restaurant

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Bustamante Family History… The Bustamante family name is of Spanish Origin, with some of its roots deeply embedded into the rich history of Colombia. On April 4th 1793 Vicente Bustamante was born, who later became Cornel Vicente Bustamante, liberator and defender for the independence of not only Colombia but for Venezuela as well. At the age of 17 he began Read more...