Friendly bar service. Lively atmosphere…read more Indoor and outdoor pet friendly seating. I enjoyed a Vespa Pilsner and some brick oven pizza. And the pumpkin Lager was also refreshing. I'll be back!

It was the first time I came and I thought it was cool and very big. The walls are painted like the…read morebeach, hence it being called Sand City. It also oddly smelt like olives. Which I kinda don't mind since I like olives. I met my friend here and we saw three men, as seen in the pictures, dressed as an Oompa Loompa, a blueberry, and Willy Wonka. Pretty sure they were trying to advertise one of their beers. I told the bartender it was my first time there and he asked me what I like. I told him I liked Stella's and he advised that I get the Vespa. Which was really good! There are two entrances and a decent sized parking lot. You can enter the parking lot through the town or on the side road. The parking lot is free, but you cons park on the street which is metered. I'm unsure on how much you have to pay since I don't go into lindenhurst that much.

Great place for a tasty fresh brewed beer, where you can take your dog and relax. Friendly staff…read moreand happy hour specials. What's not to like?

Hidden gem on Main Street . Nice outdoor seating and air conditioning inside . Plenty of space for…read moregroups or solo . I tried a White Sand Summer Ale - perfect beer for a simple pleasure.

Beers are always fresh and full of flavor. There's always different types of beers to try and…read moresomething for everyone from your average beer drinker just looking to try something new to your full on enthusiast. The atmosphere is fun and inviting. Generally its on the quiet side with a horror movie playing, Although there are some fun events to attend at times as well. Its a nice place to hang out, enjoy a drink, watch a movie or play one of the many games they have available. Highly recommend

My experience here was ok. But i probably wouldn't recommend. Limited selection of beers. They had…read moredark and light, no IPAs. (I'm not on the IPA bandwagon I've enjoyed them for decades) They do have flights which is a plus. While I was there on a festival night, several people walked in and they didn't get anything they wanted. They need to adjust to meet customer needs. A few women walked in and asked for hard seltzers...nope they only had beer. Others asked for different things they didn't have. I asked for a glass of water ice after I ordered my beers. They said "no, we aren't licensed for that". Really? You can't give me glass of water with ice? That's crazy. Bottled water for sale though which I believe is 4 bucks, a little high. Nice horror item collection. Worth walking in to see that but otherwise, I'd take a pass.

one of my favorite places in Huntington! im that person that loves to take their dog everywhere :)…read moreFamily friendly, full of pups, the owners have 3 goldens here and they are as gorgeous as all the dogs that step foot here! they host weekly events, from yoga to a darts tournament! They offer pizzas and pretzels, food truck usually available out front. summer time is nice as they open their tiki bar and also host yappy hour for the pups from 3-6pm! this is basically a separate area where your dog can get wet during the hot summer days, splash pads- small pools! it's a great place year around! Annual golden retriever meet up YES PLEASE! They also opened a second floor dedicated to wines and other spirits, no pups allowed but it's next on my list ;)

There are places you go to grab a drink, and then there are places you genuinely look forward to…read more Six Harbors Brewing Company, nestled in the heart of Huntington Village, firmly belongs in that second category -- and I say that as someone who has been there a dozen times and counting. Founded in May 2018 by Huntington residents Mark and Karen Heuwetter after three years of hard work and planning, Six Harbors holds the proud distinction of being Huntington Village's first and only micro-brewery. And from the moment you walk in, you understand why the community embraced it so enthusiastically. The vibe is nautical meets industrial -- casual but polished, comfortable and undeniably inviting. It feels less like a commercial establishment and more like a really cool friend's living room, which is entirely by design. Mark and Karen are hands-on owners who have a genuine gift for making every patron feel welcome. The beer is excellent. There's a solid lineup of year-round staples alongside rotating seasonal options, which means there's always something new to try. That variety keeps every visit feeling fresh -- you never quite know what's going to be on tap, and that's half the fun. The food menu is intentionally simple: personal pizzas, giant pretzels, and North Fork potato chips. But here's the thing -- you're welcome to bring outside food, which is a refreshingly customer-friendly policy that you don't see everywhere. Now, here's what truly sets Six Harbors apart, and I say this with full sincerity: the dogs. Yes, Six Harbors is dog-friendly -- well-behaved, leashed pups are welcome at all times. But the real stars of the show are Buddy, Barley, and Brandy, three gorgeous golden retrievers affectionately known as "The Brew Dogs." They belong to Mark and Karen, and they come to work every day. These three are among the sweetest, most gentle dogs you'll ever have the pleasure of meeting. Petting them takes your visit from great to truly amazing! And it doesn't stop there. Mark and Karen go above and beyond to celebrate their four-legged community. Throughout the year, Six Harbors hosts Yappy Hours, dog meet-ups, a Halloween costume party, a December ugly sweater party, and even birthday celebrations for the Brew Dogs themselves. (Just recently, we had the pleasure of attending Barley's seventh birthday -- an event that can only be described as pure, unfiltered Cuteness Overload.) It's no surprise that Six Harbors and the Brew Dogs have been featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show, NBC News, CBS, Buzzfeed, and more. Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast, a dog lover, or simply someone who appreciates a place with genuine warmth and character, Six Harbors Brewing Company is worth the trip. Highly, enthusiastically recommended!!

Visited Blue Point while on LI visiting my sister who lives here. It was a great spot with plenty…read moreof outdoor seating. The beers were great quality and I enjoyed the seasonal pumpkin ale! The blueberry was by far my favorite though!

Base my reviews off what you pay:…read more *Place was jammed at 1PM on a Sunday. Price - ~$35 (2 beers, entree, tip) Staple spot in Patchogue with surprisingly good food. Food: 4/5 - aside from the beer which is solid as hell, the food surprised me. Was anticipating cheap bar food but came out was great. Brewhouse SmashBurger was fantastic and the wings were a good eat too. Can't really go wrong with any of the beer options either. Service: N/A - really no service. People bring you your food and clear your table, that is it. Ambiance: 3/5 - good vibes but nothing notable. Typical brewery vibe. Nice spot to post up for a football Sunday or a beer during the week but don't expect anything more. Overall: 4/5 - good food, good beer, solid spot. Classic spot in Patchogue and you won't be disappointed stopping by. Best Dish - Brewhouse SmashBurger, any beer Would Return - Definitely

After dinner at a nearby restaurant on Main St in Farmingdale, we decided to stop in to try the…read morenewest thing around. Fresh brews from a really great place. The bar for sampling flights and brews just on your right as you walk in will seat about 12 or so with room aplenty to stand just beside. Outside seating is available when the weather cooperates. Service was friendly and everyone at the bar when we came in was lively and talkative. We made friends with some of those seated and conversation was easy and light. Interesting options for nibbles at the bar- from "eggrolls"- I loved cookies and cream- to cookies- surprisingly married very well with beer. Salted chocolate chip cookies? Yes! I'm a huge fan of IPA's and the 7% "what coast " did it for me while Mrs Me had a flight to find her flavor. All in all, we wish them luck and I consider it an honor to add them to the Yelp universe and map.

BRAND NEW Small brewery in the heart of Farmingdale, with a big heart for beer…read more They have your usual suspects; IPAs, Ales, Sours, and Lager. All taste perfectly made by professionals you can get all different types of pours as well. Seating is on the light side. I say about maybe 12 seats around the bar, a few four seater tables and a counter along the wall to sit at. They also have outdoor seating if you like that type of thing. The staff is friendly and professional. Knowing the menu and being able to answer questions, and give suggestions to your taste is very helpful. If you're hungry, sadly you're out of luck. They do not serve food here yet. And onto the parking. If you're familiar with Farmingdale, you know the deal tons of places, never a spot. There are a lot of street parking spots and two lots near the train station so, good luck, drink well, be safe!

I gotta start my review by (vaguely) quoting one of the Old Tappan Brewery workers (maybe owner?)…read more He said, in terms of New Hyde Park, that I'm in a "dead zone" when it comes to breweries. Dude, you're so right. Let this review be a call to my hometown to get the beer gears churning. Until then, I'll gladly head to northern Nassau to check out new breweries such as Old Tappan. You'll find this Gold Coast beer spot up in Bayville with small signage so be on the lookout. Once there, get ready for a little mesh of all things great about a brewery. Flights and crowlers? They got em. Barrels used as tables? A couple to drink around. Popcorn cart? Why yes, with some condiments to boot. This is all fine and dandy, but the most important aspect is the beer. So how'd that go? By acting as the beer liaison (or designated driver), I kept myself honest and stuck with a pint while letting my chum handle the flight action. My glass was filled with Old Tappan's Hopped Red Ale which had a malty crisp taste with a subtle hint of bitterness, pretty much exactly what I was expecting. My buddy cleared the rest of the available brews by getting tasters of Bobcats American Bitter, Pine Island IPA, Bog Monster NEIPA, and Easy Peasy English Mild. Despite driving, I did sample a sip of each just out of curious desire. It must have been something to do with brews that start with "B" because Bobcats and Bog Monster were decent, but tad off on flavor. Pine Island, though classified as a West Coast IPA, was beautifully balanced and possibly my favorite (even more than my red ale pint). Easy Peasy also did the trick by having a semi-rich smooth taste that would've been great as a full pour. So 3/5 ain't bad for quality brews. I will say the poster for Aggie's Freak-Out Oatmeal Stout was intriguing and something that might bring me back in. Overall, don't let the beers I enjoyed be a factor in Old Tappan's Yelp score. This place was a solid 4 stars with every chance of improving further. A real shoutout has to be given to both workers as well because they were super friendly and personable. Old Tappan is still rocking the brand spankin' new brewery feel and so I look forward to returning as they continue to firmly supplant themselves in the LI beer scene. Hey, and maybe they'll get big enough to eventually open a second spot in NHP? Maybe? A guy can dream.

I'm happy to say that we had a nice time here! Enjoyed a few pints of Irish Amber Ale. It was…read moretasty and cold. Bartender was friendly and offered some samples of their other offerings. The Amber Ale hit the spot, but I look forward to trying their other brews. The setting was pleasant and clean. We look forward to returning soon. Thank you!!!

EVERYTHING about this restaurant was excellent... Hostess…read moreAnna Location Atmosphere FOOD was outrageous! Cocktails were amazing Our waitress MELISSA was top notch

Where parents go with their kids on Fridays in the summer. Park in the shopping center next-door…read moreand enter through the back fence. What a find, this beer garden! Big astroturfed space out back for kids to run around and play lawn games (including a geodesic climbing dome). Excellent eats. Fantastic burger borders on indulgent between the buttery bun, velvety cheese, and smash sauce. Fries almost too well-done. The churros went away in September--I miss them. The sourdough pretzel bites taste closer to whole wheat and pale in comparison--I'd skip those, the hummus, chorizo dumplings, and the wings. As of September, it's been a much better arrangement to have the food brought in from inside rather than from the trailer, where we saw orders backed up for close to an hour--not great with so many kids around. Overall, this is a hidden gem. We passed by on Saturday and saw from 25A a giant bounce house in the back. Special treat or private meet? Who knows what surprises await in the beer garden.