This is a East Northport staple, and not taking anything away from the corporate stores in the…read morearea. But a hot freshly made breakfast sandwich, and good cup of coffee in the morning is just One Stop away lol. The only negative is getting out of the parking lot. Ciao for now

I placed an order by phone, which was not made correctly, therefore I went in to the store to ask…read morethem to remake it. I was screamed at by the man behind the counter saying I did not place the order the way I wanted it made. The fact that someone in customer service was screaming in a customers' face is a huge turn off as I went in calmly and did not raise my own voice when asking for the remake. The man that yelled at me could have calmly explained where the error was however he choose to yell instead of staying calm.

Growing up on Long Island meant regular trips to Dairy Barn, the iconic drive thru convenience…read morestore where you'd go to pick up milk on a Saturday morning when your parents realized they ran out and couldn't have their coffee. It was the red barn shaped building where you'd just pull up, get what you need, and go. Now, they've reinvented themselves as The Barn, and after blowing up on TikTok for their creative drinks, I knew I had to try their coffee. The Barn now offers so much more than your standard convenience drive thru. Their menu has leveled up with specialty lattes, dirty sodas, seasonal treats, and donuts. It was a crisp fall weekend and I was all about embracing the fall season vibes, so I went straight for a seasonal latte. The pumpkin spice latte came served INSIDE a real pumpkin! Not only was it super Instagram worthy, but the drink itself was a hit. Not overly sweet like so many pumpkin lattes tend to be. Definitely a fun way to enjoy a fall treat. My sister went for the Cookies and Scream latte, which was topped with a freshly baked Schmackary's cookie. She loved that it was both indulgent and flavorful, with the cookie as a decadent bonus. It's worth noting that these drinks are definitely on the pricier side. $38 for two lattes is a splurge, even by New York standards. But given the experience, and the fact that my drink was served in a literal pumpkin ... I can't say I regret it. If you grew up around Dairy Barn or just love a great seasonal coffee with a twist, The Barn makes for a fun, nostalgic visit. I look forward to seeing their Christmas specials.

The old Dairy Barn on Larkfield Road a convenience store with a personal touch for coffee. The…read moreladies working there are friendly and knowledgeable about their coffee and will give you recommendations. Ciao For Now

An important local resource but they need a tune up. The coffee area is a bit of a mess and needs…read more going attention during the day. Overall poor merchandising . There game is way off in recent months [or years]

Great service and convenient location next to the train, always get coffee here before work. Been…read moregoing since I was a kid

Awesome place. Better than Dairy Barn. Great service! Take…read morecharge card as well! Love the variety of items. Ty

From the owner: The Greeenlawn Dairy mart is a one stop drive-thru convenience store specializing in fresh dairy…read moreproducts. We carry a wide selection of products including milk & eggs, ice cream, coffee & tea, soda, chips, cakes, grocery items, beer and cigarettes. We carry a full line of Organic and lactose free milk and cage free eggs. At The Greenlaw Dairy Mart you can always mix and match any 3 half gallons of milk, iced tea, lemonade, fruit punch or apple juice for only $7 in addition to many other weekly specials. Plus receive every 7th coffee FREE!! with our customer loyalty drink card program.

New business in town and I figured I would stop in. Christmas Eve and I needed milk. Can't find any…read morein the refrigerated section, so I stroll all the way into the back. Here I encounter a totally uninterested employee behind the counter. I should mention I am the only customer in the store. He directs me to the refrigerated section again and once more I can't find any. Back I go and this time he tells me: ITS NEAR THE END OF THE SECTION---IF WE HAVE ANY. I wonder to myself how any employee would not know whether you have milk or not. I leave without purchasing anything and thinking this business is never going to last.

Watch the so-called sales. Bought the only can of a brand name tomato sauce on sale. Sign said "2…read morefor $4." I rung up $2.99 for this one can. They play this game all the time with dubious sales. Blah!

Local kings park supermarket however.... This key food is expensive!! Would not recommend going…read morehere unless it's for one or two things. Don't recommend doing your weekly shopping here. My husband picked out juice boxes for our nephew and they were expired... make sure you check your expiration dates!

This place is great. It's like a convenience store drive-thru but better. The staff is very nice…read moreand courteous. Is a great convenience since they're open late and you don't have to get out of the car.

Always stop by for a slurpy, and sunflower seeds. Always grab a couple of doughnuts too!…read more I also recall an emergency visit for flowers for Mother's Day! And a fix o flat canister! Always get your lottery tix too!

I frequent this 7-Eleven for very specific things; last minute beer runs when I don't care about…read morepicking up a quality craft brew, water bottles when I am going to the beach or about to start a road trip somewhere, coffee when I am in the area and don't feel like going out of the way for Starbucks (they have great coffee in my opinion. They give you plenty of creamer options and whole milk, 2 percent and skim. I highly recommend combining the dark roast with the flavored hazelnut, the combination is awesome.) Ben & Jerry's ice cream, snacks, taquitos after a hard hard night of drinking that I'll never admit to eating the next morning and for scratch off lottery tickets to put in birthday cards or stockings during the holidays. The people who work here are always very friendly. The parking can be a pain in the butt because it is now shared with multiple stores in the strip. However, most people do not spend more than three minutes in the store, so cars are constantly coming and going. They are open on holidays which is nice when I need to run in to grab something during a family gathering that I forgot to buy.

The guy is actively trying to rip me off. I'm waiting for cops now…read more I admit, it was my fault for not paying attention (and for paying cash). He acted like he pumped gas, then took my money... and this is where I should have paid closer attention because he charged me more than my car would have normally taken. I paid him and he waved me to get out quickly in a very nasty fashion. I didn't realize until I had pulled out that he never pumped a drop of gas. I came back not 3 minutes later (soon as I realized) and he actually accused me of going across the street to another gas station and emptying my tank. I'm waiting on the cops to come to resolve the situation now. What a stupid fiasco!! I offered to show him my empty tank and he just called me a liar. He is not interested in trying to resolve it nicely. Apparently he thinks in less than five minutes I siphoned a full tank of gas out of my car! LOL EDIT: police came and the officer was amazing. He listened to my story and saw I was a reasonable person and then attempted to talk to the attendant. He was not so reasonable. He insisted he gave me gas. I stayed calm and didn't talk to anyone but the officer who could see I had almost no gas in my car. It didn't seem like anything was going to happen in my favor and the officer told me small claims might be my only choice. He tried reasoning with the attendant again and looked at the receipt he printed out to prove I had gotten gas... it actually proved I didn't get gas. The cop was able to put it all together based on the time I called the police and the time he was dispatched and then the time the receipt said the transaction happened... which would have been BEFORE I was even there. He got the attendant to agree to give me my gas, and even to give me a refund because what my tank took was less than what he had charged me (my car only has a 12 gallon tank). The cop watched the gauge go up from almost empty and assured the guy I wasn't scamming him... that my tank really was almost empty and I never got gas. Me and the cop agreed it was probably just a bad mistake. The gas station attendant didn't agree and wasn't happy about giving me gas or a refund. He never once apologized. It worked out, but only after getting the police involved. What a shame. Im not from this area so likely wouldn't be back anyway, but I'll be sure NOT to ever go back even if I'm in the area for work in the future. I do want to say, the officer was AWESOME. He was so kind and helpful. Props to a professional and friendly policeman.

The Older man who works here is a joke. He will sit there looking at you hoping you just pump…read moreyourself so he doesn't have to get up. If he does actually do his job, you can expect him to possibly spill gas on your vehicle as he can barely walk without help. Do not go here, go across the street to Mobil.

Moksha Cafe is the hidden gem of a coffee shop I have been waiting for - now it's finally open and…read moreshining! I stopped in recently and was blown away. And now I'm there a few times a week. The coffee and espresso? Legitimately excellent--on par with some of the best third-wave shops on Long Island. Rich, smooth, perfectly brewed. You can tell they're serious about quality. The beans they use are from one of the best shops on Long Island, Flux Coffee in Farmingdale. The vibe here is warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed. Great for meeting a friend, working, or just want to escape life for a bit. Fast Wi-Fi, plenty of comfortable seating, and a great selection of snacks that go way beyond your average café fare. What makes it even better is how much they clearly care about the local community. The staff is friendly and attentive, and there's a real neighborhood feel here - it feels like community. If you haven't been yet, GO! Joe and the team at Moksha Cafe are doing everything right. The secret is out. You're welcome.

Every time we are in Northport we have to stop in. The place was packed today and we were lucky to…read moreget a table. we got a pour over and a Matcha latte. And we split a scone. Everything is always so good. We love the staff.