On Wed, 11 Jun 1997 23:06:46 GMT, Dinner@[email removed] (J. Harlow) wrote: >Does anyone have the names of some terrific and hopefully innovative >food on the North Shore? I am not interested in chains or " blue >haired ladies" places. But funky fusion food or some places with fresh >fish would be fine. Maybe even some Italian or Indian? > I will be there in July. >Of course i won't miss the Mill River Inn but want to know some other >places too..between Port Washington and Oyster Bay. Greetings, Be sure to catch Mike Meehan (the Chef from Mill River) new place in Sea Cliff- Tupallo Honey. ( I f you're looking for a weekend make a reservationb NOW). I also highly recommend The West End Cafe in Carl Place- Go early and do the Prix Fix its a great Deal. In Great Neck - Bruzells great Aged Steaks and Veal Chops In Bayville- The Cresent Club - Water front, very modern, Very good but pricey. A little over the border in Dix Hills (still North Shore but just over the border in Suffolk, Panama Hatties, ont of the best on the Island! And a new one on the South Shore in Long Beach - Chessapeak <sp>, great fresh seafood with very nice decor, great plate presentation and ery reasonable prices (by NY standards) Enjoy George George Cook, Adjunct Professor, New York Institute of Technology Culinary Arts Program, Foodservice Software Escoffier On Line- http://www.escoffier.com Free Foodservice Help Wanted Postings and Indexed Industry Links WebFoodPros- http://webfoodpros.com Web Based Discussion Boards for Food Service Professionals
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On Fri, 13 Jun 1997 19:33:10 GMT, Dinner@[email removed] (D) wrote: >terrific george. since posting that note i read about Tupelo Honey and >intend to check it out. I also heard that a place called Kenny's in >SeaCliff is nice. Do you know that one? Yes, Kenny's is a small (seata about 25-30) place with an emphasys on fresh healthy types food. > Can i get vietnamese food in >northern nassau county. I'm sure you can but don't know where, I seem to recall one in Port Washington but cant put a finger on it. There are a bunch of Thai places that are very good - I like Sarrin in Greenvale. And for Indian >I will be staying in great neck and do not >intend to go further south than garden city (grin) The Garden City Hotel has the best Sunday brunch on the whole Island, (definately top 10 for the whole metro area) but also the most expensive ;<) If your a meat/steak eater again I recommend Bruzells on Middle Neck Road in Great Neck, they have a great Twilight Prix Fix (other wise a little pricy) >There is also a new place in Glen Cove but i can't recall the name. >opened in 1997.. maybe something like Maggie's ? Hmmm. I live in Glen Cove and don't recall a Maggie's, but certanily could be wrong. I'll check it out! Glen Cove has a lot of Very Good Reastaurants- La Pace, Veranda (Italian/Meditterian <sp>) and 107 Forest Avenue (American/ Fushion <sp>) just to mention a few of the best. Best Wishes George George Cook, Adjunct Professor, New York Institute of Technology Culinary Arts Program, Foodservice Software Escoffier On Line- http://www.escoffier.com Free Foodservice Help Wanted Postings and Indexed Industry Links WebFoodPros- http://webfoodpros.com Web Based Discussion Boards for Food Service Professionals
>Does anyone have the names of some terrific and hopefully innovative >food on the North Shore? I am not interested in chains or " blue >haired ladies" places. But funky fusion food or some places with fresh >fish would be fine. Maybe even some Italian or Indian? > I will be there in July. Well, it's not really North Shore but there is a (or was since I haven't lived in New York in nearly 3 years), a very good Indian restaurant called Taj Mahal on Hempstead Turnpike in West Hempstead and if memory serves correct I believe there is another Taj Mahal on Route 110 in the Melvile/ Huntington Station area. Maybe someone could help me out with this.....Mike [email removed] (Mike Hoffman)