Tried The Dirty Cheesecake in Smithtown and I'm still thinking about it. I ordered the Cinnabomb…read morecheesecake and the cinnamon bun latte--both were insane in the best way. The cheesecake was super rich, creamy, and packed with cinnamon flavor without being overly sweet. You can tell it's homemade and made with care. The cinnamon bun latte paired perfectly--smooth, and tasted exactly like a fresh cinnamon roll in drink form. It wasn't overly sugary either, which I loved. The whole vibe of the spot is fun and dessert-focused, perfect for when you want to treat yourself or bring friends for something different. Staff was friendly and the presentation alone makes it worth the visit. If you're a cheesecake lover or just want a unique dessert experience, this place is 100% worth the stop. I'll definitely be back to try more flavors.

This is a follow up to my April 2025 review at Google…read more Owner Tarkek Hassanin sent a reply. I rent the apartment directly above their sound system. Where their patrons sit. I had no idea that the music would impact my rental. I toured at 9 am. They start "business" ever day at 9:50 AM, seven/7 days a week until Midnight. No holidays off. None. Just imagine. You rent an apartment for $2,700/1 BR and you hear music...Justin, Taylor, Ed, Coldplay, Beyonce, etc. It becomes 9:50 AM to 4:00 AM because the owner of the Dirty Cheesecake in Smithtown's staff "forgets" to turn off the sound system. AI can easily handle that, right. However, Mr. Hassanin continually turns it back on me..."Contact the Property Management." I did contact Fairfield...Guess what, not "Fair" I will pursue, just know...It's all about money. Shame.

Good but ice cream said hood on the side so I don't think mine was homemade and it did not taste…read morehomemade.

Cute place, quick service. Was able to sit and chat . When we got there it was just us but when we…read moreleft it was full. I had the strawberry Thai tea and it was delicious

Drinks are quality. Eats are unique…read more Huge windows letting in natural light. Tables for two, single stools or large bench tables for group or single seating. Staff is patient.

Had to give it 3 stars because my coffee was good but wasn't great…read more Like the ambiance and location is very close to stony brook campus and has its own parking

Hey folks, are you at Jake's 58 casino? Then this absolutely is the right place for you. Located on…read morelobby floor next to the check-in desk. C+M reminds me of an upscale coffee kiosk. Providing a selection of pre-made sandwiches, wraps, fruit cups, coffee, rolls and more. This C+M is a great place to get all types of bottled water, juices and nonalcoholic drinks. This is a really important place to know about as the Jake's courtesy beverage center is currently closed for covid safety. Trust me, you're going to need snacks and drinks after a while. Hey, you can also get a freshly cooked HOT pizza in 5 minutes here for 10 bucks. You can also pay with your reward points you earn from just playing the slots. Free food, what could be better? All types of coffees are also available. Thanks to the hard working staff here, you make the difference everyone appreciates. Looking forward to seeing you again soon.

Its just a snack shop. They have pre-made breakfast and lunch sandwiches so nothing is…read morecustomizable, but they will heat it up for you. I had the Turkey Ciabatta it had turkey, cheese, and bacon on it. It was tasty. I was expecting what I got so no surprises. The staff was pleasant. I used my Casino rewards to pay the total was $11.23 and I had a $10 credit so only cost me a buck and change, cant complain!

Robinsons Tea Room in Stony Brook NY is an easy five star experience and one of those places that…read morefeels special the moment you walk through the door. The ambience is charming, cozy, and beautifully done, with a classic tea room feel that instantly slows you down and makes you want to stay awhile. It is peaceful, inviting, and perfect for a relaxed afternoon or a special catch up with friends. The service here is truly great. The staff is warm, attentive, and genuinely kind, making sure everything is just right without ever feeling rushed. They take the time to explain the teas, answer questions, and make thoughtful recommendations, which really adds to the overall experience. You feel welcomed and cared for from start to finish. And the pastries deserve their own moment because they are absolutely delicious. Fresh, perfectly baked, and full of flavor, they pair beautifully with the tea and feel like a comforting treat made with real care. They are the kind of pastries you keep thinking about long after you leave. Overall, Robinsons Tea Room delivers on every level with great service, a wonderful ambience, and treats that make the visit memorable. It is a true gem in Stony Brook and a place you will want to return to again and again.

Even though I go to this place every year (it's a tradition) there are many pros and cons. This…read moreplace is full of amazing workers who are very thoughtful and welcoming. It was pretty cold in there but we did ask to make it warmer and they did. And Robinsons tea room is in a very safe and beautiful area in stony brook. The food was phenomenal! I got the tier and it had very good scones and desserts. Yet it took awhile for the food to come. We had an amazing waitress named Chad. Overall it was great.

Fantastic food, one of the best burgers I've had on LI!…read more Cute, friendly place with great vibes and greater service. The staff treats you like family and everyone leaves happy- and well fed! Top-tier local brunch spot that cannot be missed if you're in the area!

Second chances are so important. Nothing supports that more than visiting a restaurant more than…read moreonce, especially when your first trip was one filled with mixed feelings and misses. That describes the last time I was at Nappi's Nook, over two years ago. Flash forward to this morning and we're looking at an update that shows a much different experience this time around. You see that first time at Nappi's was not long after they had opened. Kinks were definitely still being worked out and at the time, I just couldn't see it as a place worth choosing over other breakfast spots. But seeing reviews, awards, and that the place was still standing years later led my wife and I to come check them out again. This second time around we snagged a table (they definitely get crowded quickly) and had some very friendly service from our waitress. Things started with their Nappicinos which were a huge misfire that first time, but a definite improvement today. My wife got the Biscoff variety while I got the Peanut butter cup and boy were they tasty. A good balance of coffee and sweet flavors. Now when it came to food, last time I went with chicken and waffles which (from pics) still seemed like something I might enjoy more elsewhere and so instead, I landed on The Stove Top Skillet. This was a combo of onions, peppers, potatoes, sausage, cheese, and over easy eggs. It came out piping hot and it was honestly impressive in how it tasted. I liked the thinly sliced sausage coins and although the pepper pieces were a little massive, they were soft enough with everything mixing together nicely. As for the wife, she went with a special in the form of the hash omelette which was exactly as it sounded with Swiss cheese and paprika hollandaise sauce on top along with breakfast potatoes on the side. I tried it and it was pretty tasty as well. One last item we chose to order was a single beignet for $2.50 as a side option. Sometimes we're just not feeling a full sweet breakfast, but this little fried ball filled with chocolate did the trick. Was it comparable to Cafe Du Monde? No way, but it was still quality. Honestly, the whole meal was quality and definitely several steps up from that first round a few years back. The only true gripe I can give is the soundtrack to Nappi's. The music, a touch louder than one might think at 9 in the morning, was a little too trance/dance/club for the vibe of breakfast. Maybe on a Sunday for a boozy brunch, but perhaps some music changes would create a little more of a "Nook" feel. Perhaps? Overall though, I'm really very impressed and glad to have given Nappi's Nook a second shot. It may have taken some time for that to happen, but it showed that this place was the real deal because it was still around, and winning Best of LI awards in the meantime. Perhaps a place to get to on the earlier side, but for sure a location I know I will be returning to for round three much sooner than expected.

Lovely place to have Coffee or Tea with a friend. Also, very good options for lunch or just a nice…read morea snack.

It's kinda like an 85 Degrees bakery, but better. Some things are a hit and some a miss…read more The almond croissant was a bit of a miss, due to the skimpy filling. The ube filled donut was a hit, and it was piped full of creamy purple filling. Will return for this, with a tiramisu latte.