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    Approximately 19 of my friends gathered at Ristegios Restaurant. The band, Soul Jam Review, entertained us with classic soul music from the 70s and 80s. Their performance was so engaging that the crowd remained on the dance floor, dancing until the very end of the night. The food was acceptable, and the drinks were satisfactory. I would only consider going back if a good band is performing. Ristegios isn't a place I would recommend for someone looking to dine on a typical evening. The ambiance and decor are quite appealing for a large gathering, but parking was insufficient for a fully packed restaurant. Overall, I had a great time.

    Pamela B.

    We have lived 5mins from here for almost 5 years and this is first time eating here and will be our last. Problem after problem here....the main issue here is bugs in the drinks! My husband had a margarita and after drinking half of it noticed a bug in it. After speaking with the manager/owner, he himself went to get a new margarita. After drinking a few sips he noticed ANOTHER bug in his drink! The very one the owner brought to him. He took a photo. When confronted the owner said it was the first drink. No...it was the second drink with a bug! Not to mention, the servers were inexperienced and twice spilled our food onto the table as they were serving it. My own dinner was spilled all over the table when it was being served. They had to remake my dinner and I waited for it while rest of the table ate. The service was super slow and inexperienced. It was a bunch of kids mostly who didn't seem to know what they were doing. God knows what else is lurking in the kitchen if there were 2 drinks with bugs in them. Who knows what else was in our other drinks/food.

    Burrata app on underripe,hard tomato.

    My date made reservations for Valentine's Day. 6:15 so we wouldn't have to wait. Well, the place was mostly empty but we were asked to wait at the bar for 10-15 minutes. When our table was ready, it wasn't in one of the dining areas even thought they were many, many open tables. Nope, we were seated alongside the bar at a high top table. Ugh. You don't make reservations for this. The staff was mostly clueless and pretty confused. So many staff came to our table but it was nobody's job to refill a water glass. Other tables food was brought to us and someone asked who ordered the chicken francaise when we both did. Lol. The food was very underwhelming. $75pp price fixe. My burrata appetizer was served atop a hard underripe tomato. My dates baked clams looked super wet and soggy. My chicken francaise was basically tasteless (the linguine was cooked perfectly al dente). My date tried to cover his in salt. The place never came close to capacity but they kept up their "wait at the bar" tactic to get patrons to pay a bar tab as well. Shame on you Ristegio's, even making a young couple with a toddler and infant wait at the bar. At one point there were so many people waiting for their table that the bar was overfilled while dining tables sat empty. A live band was warming up and sending screeching noises through the restaurant as the overhead music was already too loud. My date and I abandoned the idea of conversation. At a certain point he just wanted to leave. The desert was described as chocolate lava cake but was doused in raspberry sauce. I'm allergic to raspberries. Nothing on the menu mentioned raspberry so this was disappointing. My dates cheesecake was served on a very warm plate. Very odd. This place should just be a bar since that's where they want to herd people and they have no business making or serving food. Needless to say, I'll never go back.

    Anacleto B.

    I went just before things got bad enough to close indoor dining. The place seemed really busy. They made use of their outdoor space, for dining, of course and they had live music to boot. Indoors, I wish they would've used all of the space available to them to separate diners from each other. They put all the diners in one section of the restaurant and left the rest empty. That seemed a little illogical to me. Distance everyone as far as possible. That might actually make things quieter (not that I had any issue with ambient noise). The food was great and [Instagram] picturesque. I recall having the fish and it was pretty solid. The menu itself is pretty wide-ranging and included sushi rolls. So don't be confused by the name it's not just Italian or American foods. This place probably a restaurant that you'd have to visit multiple times to get a true gauge of the strengths of its menu. The place has the right architecture, beautiful clean decor, plenty of space etc. but the way it's used could use some adjusting. You should go but be ready to ask for adjustments when you arrive.

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    We went to Ristegio's for my birthday dinner with a bunch of friends. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and is fun to have drinks and dance with friends. The food is fine, not spectacular but the wait staff was very attentive and timely. If they brought in a fabulous chef I think the place could probably be a gold mine. Overall, fun for drinks and cocktails with close friends.

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    Hoshi Sushi & Hibachi - Yankee Roll, Chicken Teriyaki, Strawberry bellini, the Zombie

    Hoshi Sushi & Hibachi

    3.5(245 reviews)
    1.7 mi
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    I went here a LONG time ago for hibachi - and it was fine. I recently had a hankering for spicy…read moremayo and tempura shrimp so decided to revisit this spot and - omg so good! I came in during a lunch-ish time - 2:30 on a Thursday. Pretty quiet but whatever. Was seated immediately and given a lot of attention. Ordered a spicy cali roll, a patchogue roll, and a shrimp tempura roll and all of them came out quickly and were delicious! In keen on going back to try other fish based sushi but overall it hit the spot for what I was looking for. The only kind of draw back I encountered was that the space could probably do with some refreshing. Tables and booth couches looked a little banged up - not gross but just had seen some wear and tear is all.

    I ordered take out for dinner. I've been wanting to try this place for a while. I wouldn't say I…read moredisappointed, but I wasn't overly impressed. I had a kani salad that was just okay. It's served on top of some lettuce which I feel is a filler. Flavor wise it was just okay. Very basic. For my roll I had a J-Lin roll. It had crunchy spicy salmon & cucumber w. avocado & fresh salmon on top w. spicy mayo. This was also just okay. There wasn't a "wow" factor and there was a little too much spicy mayo on top. I'm not sure I would order again. There are a few better sushi places in the area.

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    Village of Patchogue

    Village of Patchogue

    4.0(2 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    Beautiful Patchogue Village. Hi Friends, it's great to share with you all again. This beautiful…read morespot by the bay was named after Long Island Native Americans that lived here. But their name was not Patchogue. They were the Unkechaug tribe. But that's another story. The village of Patchogue is a vibrant peaceful relaxing spot that has many Waterside venues of entertainment and Dining. From Mascot dock that stretches on to the Bay, to Midtown Patchogue with its dozens of restaurants, stores offices and churches. The Incorporated Village of Patchogue is surrounded by Montauk Highway which runs through it. Patchogue is serviced by the Long Island Railroad there is a rail station just blocks from the center of town. I love how the community of Patchogue is contained right within the Center of Commerce. Center. The Library, Town Hall, Supermarkets are all within blocks of hundreds of new housing units that have been constructed right in town. Everytime I visit Patchogue I see a new restaurant or store that is taking advantage of what I believe is one of the hottest growing communities on Long Island. Patchogue Village has some of my favorite eateries and places to relax. I was a resident in Patchogue for over 10 years. I was So spoiled by the beauty. I would awaken to hear the Boat's masts clanking in the wind as they rocked on the waters. The Beautiful pristine Beach was a quick walk away. Also a quick walk away where about 6 bars and the train station. For me Patchogue was the perfect place to live and make a living. To relax all you had to do was open your window. Yes I guess you could say I was really spoiled living in Patchogue. Love to visit here still. JIM D.

    Growing up in Patchogue... it wasn't the fondest of memories aside from hitting the library and…read moregrabbing an Italian ice from the local pizza shop, but the years have passed and the town has certainly seen quite the surge of business and fun. The revitalized town has been up m coming for some time now and it truly shows no signs of stopping. It was once sort of a ghost town after the old lace mill burned up (miss the decrepit building a little) and Sweezy's took off. All there was to do was drink at the brick house after goodfellas vanished, but in came Bobbique across the street, followed by pera bell where the tap room now sits. Pera Bell moved down the street, the theatre started its revival, Hoptron moved in and I parked my butt right there on day one. The Main Street Italian bistro graced us with their presence and unfortunately gave way to [not so] Swell taco. The old olive tree too sadly perished to Fultons [not so irish] Gate. The bodegas remain, Burlington coat factory as well. The gyms and the smaller retail guys have been around a while as have the Jewelers. The streets have gotten nicer, the curb appeal too. The crowds and traffic have grown and the addition of the overpriced New Village keeps things a little more local. The new Village apartments put on small events, my favorite coming up today is the Taste Of Patchogue- all the restaurants in town get together and offer a taste of what they've got to offer all for a ten dollar ticket price. It gets crowded but I still enjoy it. Patchogue is home now to our infamous Alive After Five shenanigans as well as blue point brewery soon to move more into town. Flos had to give way for that which is a little saddening but no biggie. Things always seem to be changing in this big little town. Just the other day after a walk down the street I noticed we are gettin a Cuban restaurant I couldn't be more excited for. As well we will have our New Orleans inspired spot I'm pretty stoked to check out. We've got a lot to love in this town with newcomers like Catch, Rhum, and Toro, to older classics like Reese's and Tomorrow's. I could go on and on about this fun town with live music, good food, and a steady heavy flow of booze. With 89 north taking over as our music venue as the emporium finally leaves; and the new addition of the record stop around the corner from the juice bar, we really are a lucky bunch nowadays. Our shorefront park hosts the great South Bay music festival and various smaller events also. A new spot on the docks owned by the guys who brought us the Village idiom is destined to open this season, and the places just keep coming. Here's a list of my go to must haves: * The fried shrimp at Reese's (the burgers, chili, and French onion soup are no joke either) * The fish tacos and oysters at Catch during happy hour are on point (their baked clams look bomb af, I'll check those out soon) * The steak and Rasta Taco from Rhum on the rooftop deck is like being in a dream (pair it with a passionfruit marg or mojito for the win) * Thursday night dollar wings at Bobbique are a steal and be sure to grab the collard greens with em * Craft beer fix from Hoptron is a must (Tuesday deals on cans and various flight nights are sure to please) * All your super late night grub will be coming from the tap room with a kitchen open til 3am * Gino's is good for a quick plain or grandma slice * The tuna pizza from 360 is just a mere highlight on their yummy menu * The rock shrimp and shumai over at Hoshi is a staple on their yummy sushi n hibachi menu (get the hibachi fried rice) * Del fuego Patchogue is good for two things, the Marg pitchers and the shrimp n chorizo flautas * Lunch at Perabell yields an amazing blackened tilapia sandwich with shoestring fries * Brunch at toro is dope, who can say no to those unlimited mimosas * gallos got the green sauce that'll make you shake for more... for real though, stuff is like crack; put it on everything and order their margs on the rocks! * I'd normally skip the chain Aroogas but maybe if you want a ghost pepper experience, sign the waiver in case you die, and order these fuckers if you dare (i did it, you can too) **Live music is all over but nowhere does it like bobbique in my opinion. I have many more go to dishes and things but this area is to large to name em all, check out the used records at Record Stop, get out of the main village area and we've got even more, we've got the brewery, Sicilia Doro (my go to old school Italian spot) Chachama (get the fried oysters Rubio and thank me later) and Sumou (my favorite patchogue secret sushi spot) The oar! Great spot on the water... the list goes on and now I'm starving; on with the Taste of Patchogue today!!

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    Village of Patchogue - Artistic murals decorate Patchogue Village alley

    Artistic murals decorate Patchogue Village alley

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    PATCHOQUE WELCOMES DIVERSIFICATION!

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    Harbor Crab

    Harbor Crab

    3.4(372 reviews)
    2.2 mi
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    Come hungry leave happy! Lovely indoor and outdoor dockside…read morelocation offering a variety of tasty seafood small to large plates. All drinks standard or fancy come out cold and tasty to accompany that barside snack or full lunch/dinner meal. Servers don fun T-shirts with catchy sayings buzzing around smiling serving it up. Everytime I have dined here they have been very attentive, sometimes overly, but in good spirits just making sure you have everything you wanted and needed, on top of keeping things neat/clean. This outing was for my Mr's Birthday, so appetizer, entrées and dessert. We started with the Crab Spinach and Artichoke dip with chips as we waited for entrée selections. It was served up creamy in a bread bowl stuffed with crab, spinach and artichoke, super tasty and great start. The Mr ordered up the Crab Stuffed Lobster Tail with a bechamel sauce. Noted the flavors were good, but next time would order bechamel sauce on side so there was more control of it not overwhelming the fresh protein with every initial bite. Mentioned the Roasted Potatoes and Corn that accompanied it were nicely cooked and not overly seasoned. Personally opted to double down on the crab side of things and snagged myself one of their Crab cake sandwiches on a pretzel roll. With each bite you knew the crab cake was freshly made not a frozen premade puck. It easily smashed down quickly with each bite, with good fresh crab flavor, not just breadcrumbs, like you might experience elsewhere ;) Also noted their pretzel bun was soft, airy with good classic pretzel flavor without the hard/tough exterior crunch. Noting that in the past I have also ordered up their fresh Tuna Steak entrée which is also a delicious entrée option. Finished off the meal with a menu fan favorite Chocolate Lava Cake, as my Mr is always hoping for it to truly lava out. Will say Harbor Crab definitely has come the closest in sense of it sorta flowing out when cut into. I assured the birthday boy that he should know the texture, taste were indeed on point, even if it didn't fully lava out ;) All in all another great dining experience at this location as the quality of fresh seafood offerings, service, live music ambiance and atmosphere are on point. Totally understand why this has been a fan favorite for my Mr and others for years. Would highly recommend a visit to any seafood lover.

    Another amazing time at the harbor crab with Maria making our drinks... food, drinks and view is…read moreamazing

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