Not an ADA complaint event. Walkways covered with electronical cords, unlevel dirt paths, and tons…read moreof holes. Would never pay full price admission for this event. Zero effort to be Strawberry themed. Planning committee needs to complete more research before hosting this event again.

It's not really a strawberry festival, it's a carnival, a fun carnival complete with rides,…read morecarnival eats (funnel cakes, fried oreos, Turkey legs e.t.c). They're is a strawberry section. It's really a fundraiser for the Bellmore Lions Club, a local school team. This section has strawberries, strawberry cake, and strawberry daiquiris on sale. This carnival gets crowded the later it gets, so I recommend getting there mid-afternoon. It is a lot of fun for what it is, especially for kids. Make sure you bring lots of cash for your food and other things you might want to purchase. I did see one ATM available but don't take any chances.

The Food Festival at Tanger has been on my list forever, but every year I somehow managed to be out…read moreof town. This time I finally made it with my brothers and came prepared to do some serious eating. The watermelon agua fresca was dangerously good, Bella's empanadas were a hit (although the oxtail one sold out before I could get it ), and the lobster roll from DJ's Clam Shack was delicious. But the real winner? The Korean corn dog. Honestly, I'd come back just for that. Came hungry, left stuffed, and somehow still thinking about my next visit.

Went to Tanger in Deer Park the other day and stumbled upon the Deer Park food festival…read more $15 entrance fee. So many food trucks, my eyes ate more than my stomach can fill. Thoroughly enjoyed the blue raspberry lemonade (Not pictured) thing was HUGE. Chicken dumplings, Steak burger, cousin maines lobster roll are a MUST! I love steak and so I was naturally drawn to this truck. Decided to get a wagyu smash burger This is actually my first time trying wagyu burger. It tasted ok. Will try the steak box next time. It looked scrumptious. Will def be back next year.

Food and service was great. The ambiance is exactly what you expect from a comedy club. Very…read moreauthentic.

I have to start off saying, we need more places like Brokerage Comedy Club…read more We bought tickets to see Tara Cannistraci and the venue changed to Brokerage Comedy Club. I'm easy to please, not a big deal. When we pulled up to the venue, there is no parking?? In front of the venue, all street parking is full so I was able to park at the mini mart across the street. Once inside, it's dark and clubby. The Brokerage Comedy Club is set up the same way as Governor's Levittown, with long tables that one seat gets to see the performance while the other seat has to turn to see the stage. The rug? I swear, each step I took I was sticking to the rug. Gross. But, Tara and the other artists slayed. These are the types of venues where you'll see fast rising stars. Years ago I took my family to see Sebastian Maniscalco at Gotham Comedy Club. Now, he fills up Madison Square Garden. The one redeeming factor? After the show we hit up All American Hamburger in Massapequa.

Cute waterfront venue with live music, tasty cocktails, and the bartenders are friendly. They have…read morelimited seating at tables and lounge areas with fire pits. Great for a spring or summer evening!

Lovely concept for a bayside bar, however woman in the food truck was handling both the raw meat…read moreand hamburger bun with the same hand. And no gloves used either. We watched her do this for some time as we were sitting nearby. I urge the manager address this then I would happily update my review.

No matter the time Zhis Bat welcomes all with lobe n…read morekindness Shoit out to Ray And the swreet owner Crissy Happiest Happyiest hour ever Support our community great bar great food great people

I live on the west coast but frequently visit the east coast. I stay in the Farmingdale area. I…read moresee that this bar takes credit cards but the bartenders ask you tip in cash because the owner takes 20 percent of their credit card tips. (is that even legal) Its sad the bartenders have to ask to be tipped in cash because of the 20 percent., Keep that in mind if you go to the establishment. Pour should be heavier.

Salt Shack is a nice spot to visit during the summer. The restaurant has plenty of food options,…read morealthough I always circle back to my fave- the Chipotle Shrimp Tacos and Coconut Shrimp. My order was served hot, crispy, and seasoned well. A great place, with a young staff who are pleasant to interact with. There are plenty of seating options to enjoy listening to music and taking in the palm trees and sun. They also serve a very good Mudslide at the bar. My husband and I will definitely be hitting them up before the summer ends. Plan your visit early because the parking lot does get packed after 3 and goes into an overflow situation.

I've passed by this place a few times driving to Robert Moses and decided to give it a shot after…read morespending the day at the beach. I didn't know what to expect but the place was bigger than I thought. All food you order from a counter and pick any table to sit at. The prices of the food was higher than I thought considering the quality of the food. The live band was supposed to start at 7pm but they didn't come on until closer to 7:40pm. The band played some classic rock songs but the singer was wearing a face mask so the sound wasn't the best. When I say face mask I don't mean a hospital mask but a costume mask. I ordered the steak sandwich medium but came out well done. They only put 2 small thin slices for $18. I ordered the pineapple spicy margarita which was $16. It tasted good but they didn't remove the seeds from the jalapeño they put in the drink so as you drink you got the seeds as well. It's a nice atmosphere but overall felt disappointing. I wouldn't return.

I finally made it to this fair. They come every summer and they are in the parking lot for Nassau…read moreColiseum. Parking is free and entrance fee was $10 cash only. You were able to use CC once inside though depending on the vendor. The rides, you needed tickets or a wristband. The wristband got you on every ride unlimited amount of times so that was definitely the best deals if you plan on going on the rides. Plenty of food vendors and games through the fair grounds as well. Standard fair stuff , ice cream, funnel cakes, lemonade, Carmel apples and much more. They also had shows like a high wire act, robot car and a petting zoo. Definitely a fun way to spend a few hours.

I loved the rides. The attendants were really watching the height of kids which made me feel…read morereally safe. I do wish there were more food options and shows in the early part of the day rather then all at night (went on a subway, not sure if that changed things). Plenty of seating and shade scattered throughout. You can bring your own drinks and food if needed! I would go again.

I wouldn't recommend this dive bar to anyone. For year's…read moreI'd pass by on my way to work. There have been times I'll peak in to see what's going on but after last night I have absolutely no reason to go back or tell people about this location. 1. Everyone doing drugs in/outside the bathroom. 2. Bartender that works on Tuesdays isn't professional/mature and can get really nasty and most of the time will completely forget/disregard her own actions. I have seen this bartender at many local spots such as Broadway 247, waitstills & a few others and I would not recommend talking to this individual. Very inappropriate. 3. Nothing but unnecessary fights/arguments with the customers between one another and somehow I was apart of the shenanigans Last night sitting on the opposite side of the bar. 4. Very immature people. 5. High school reunion in a way with the mind set the people have walking in. The list doesn't stop here but this location should be shut down. Absolutely disturbing/disgusting what I saw/witness last night. Pathetic to say the least.

Interesting bar. They play so much Beastie Boys music. The space is long and not so wide. The bar…read morewas lite with low red lights that made me feel like I should develop some pictures. They have a huge selection of top shelf liquor, but charge a arm and a leg for it. Even worse they don't accept credit cards. So I had to drive to a ATM to get cash. But most bars in this area don't. They were celebrating someone's birthday so they had a nice buffet set up for him. I like the bar, I just didn't like the small crowd. There was a huge moose on the wall and it felt a bit out of place. If I go with friends I might go back. Since I am the Designated driver I need to enjoy myself by talking to good people and having more to do then they offered there.