Wonderful venue for live performances, good drinks and tasty bites…read more The ambiance changes depending on who performs here. We've ROCKED out with metal cover bands and most recently sang the blues with a seasoned guitarist. The one thing that remains constant is the good times we, as attendees have. The friendly ushers, servers and bartenders are as much a part of contributing to the ambiance as the performers. We feel fortunate having a venue right here on Long Island where we can enjoy quality acts. Looking forward to many more performances!! No need to always travel to the city, spend your "night out on the town" right here! Thank me later....

I regular this venue, they have a great variety of shows. The venue is clean and inviting, looking…read morearound at its nostalgic look I think back to all of the people that have come and gone in this place and all the shows movies and variety of different events that have happened here the staff is always friendly and helpful they have Cabaret seating which is amazing in itself you have a table you sit at with four people three people plus yourself and you share the table during the event you have a server to bring you drinks and food they have a limited menu of appetizers and entrees but so far everything I've gotten has been Worthy. It's a great place to see a show the parking would be General parking behind the theater or across the street and sometimes there's a slight walk the bar and bathroom upstairs serves the upstairs fantastically however there's only one handicap stall bathroom on the first floor so sometimes you may need us to have a small weight there's also a bar on the first floor. Right in the heart of town give him a try

A group of us stopped at Corey Creek Tap Room as one of the stops on a pedal-powered wine tour of…read morethe North Fork. We were only there for about an hour, but it was easy to see why it's such a popular stop. The setting is exactly what you're hoping for at a North Fork winery--plenty of outdoor space, beautiful vineyard views, and a relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for enjoying a summer afternoon with friends. We shared one of the giant pretzels along with the stuffed grape leaves, both of which disappeared quickly. We also tried the wine frosés, which were cold, refreshing, and perfect for a hot day. They were a bit on the sweet side, though. One was just about right for me; I think a second would have been a little too much. The only reason I'm stopping at four stars instead of five is the staffing. We visited on a busy Saturday, and while everyone working was friendly and working hard, there simply weren't enough people to keep up with the crowd. That's on management, not the staff, who did a great job under the circumstances. One funny discovery: there was a local seafood truck from Bauman's parked on-site, but we didn't notice it until after we'd already polished off the pretzels and grape leaves. Next time. If you're exploring the North Fork wine trail with friends, Corey Creek is a fun stop and one I'd happily visit again. Just don't be surprised if service is a little slower during peak weekend hours. Four stars.

Corey Creek for sure is a hidden gem on Long Island! At first glance, this unassuming house hidden…read morein the trees doesn't seem like much, but once you're inside it's a completely different story. The inside has such an inviting feel and the woman who served us was very friendly and knowledgeable. They have a quaint outside space for tasting/eating but it certainly delights! The back patio is so beautiful. It feels like a hidden oasis among the trees and the entire space feels very private. While there, I had a froze and my best friend and I split brie cheese and gluten free crackers. Top notch quality all around!

What an awesome place! Right on the water, nice individual rooms, good food. I feel so lucky that I…read moregot to come here for a retreat and focus on discussion and learning with my fellow union brothers and sisters. There was a crazy storm and then a beautiful sunset. The weather turned many times throughout the day while we were here.

My wife and I have been coming here since it opened and it is beautiful…read more The staff is so very helpful and keep the place spotless. The classes are very informative, the continental breakfast are plentiful and the dinner is just as great. We always look forward to attending with our fellow union retirees.

Cute little spot- perf for drinks before or after dinner. Small bar section but has additional room…read morefor larger parties. Went with couple of friends and able to enjoy room with music and games. Good quality drinks and good service

Cute vibe and decor, came during the off-season and can tell that it is a great spot in the summer…read moremonths with their awesome outdoor area. The service was great and the drinks were delicious! Friendly service and a chill vibe.

What a great place, wish they offered parking but otherwise fantastic option for rainy day in…read moregreenport.

The manager is really a rude man. I don't even think his staff like him. How can they?…read moreBut, that's not even the reason for this one star review. The reason is, if you're a movie lover and you like to watch your movie on a big screen with great sound, you're not going to get that here. Sure you may get the big screen, but there are three or four cinemas in this small, old (and yes, charming) building yet somehow nobody made sure that each one is sound proof. So during your movie you'll be hearing the soundtrack to another. The rude manager doesn't even apologize for it. He just says "it's a 1940's movie house. What do you want ?" "Ummm. 1940's movie ticket prices ?" Look as I said to him, that's fine but you should give people the choice when they're paying top dollar ticket prices. You should at least let them know that this is what they're going to be getting. I def see romance and charm in an old 40's theatre. But soundproofing is essential. I'm not even sure if movie companies like the #WeinsteinCompany or #Disney #Fox or any of them would even let their movies be shown here if they knew what the botched sound system is like. Anyhow, your choice. At least now you know before you hand over your hard-earned money.

George Washington's signature is in here. G-Dub himself. I geek out over this stuff. Do other…read morepeople not? I will never not respect the Founding Fathers for the risk they took. They were ready to pay the ultimate price for freedom. I'm ready to run through a wall again right now just thinking about it. The history here is tangible. You can feel it in the air. A calm, yet heavy energy. I almost felt the walls trying to talk to me. It was cloudy and raining when we went, but I can't imagine a better setting to first see this lighthouse. It felt like a scene out of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless mind. They have countless memorabilia, but my favorite thing other than G-Dubs John Hancock was the Original Desk of Jacob Hand, who was the First Keeper of the Lighthouse. Such a well built desk. They don't make desks like this anymore. On the back of the 1796 document authorizing the purchase of the land is where G's signature lies. Clear as day. Pen on paper. I got chills. He was really him. I will leave you with my favorite G-Bug quote: "The harder the conflict, the greater the triumph." IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

It was not a beautiful day but the lighthouse was still worth the visit…read more Lots of information and great views at the top.

Had an excellent time here with my mom. I love a good movie theater, and Sunset Theater does not…read moredisappoint. Going up the stairs to the Social Club through the Theater gives it speakeasy vibes. Once you arrive upstairs there's a sprawling, opulent bar, along with velvet booths and chairs along the wall. We decided to sit at the bar, and loved how extensive the cocktail menu was. I went with the whisky sour, which was artfully made. It was light and delicious, the topping gave it a nice touch. We were also offered a little bowl of movie theater popcorn which made me so happy, a nice touch. We ordered cheese as well which was cubed and easy to eat, served alongside mustard. We made friends while we were here, along with an employee who was here on his off day enjoying the bar. He told us that this space is meant to feel like a second living room and be welcoming to anyone who doesn't have somewhere to go - they stayed open on Thanksgiving this year to welcome people who had nowhere to go, and those people have since become regulars. I left here feeling like the world was a better place.

What a surprise! This is a lovely, charming, gloriously decorative bar above the Sunset Theater…read more There's a good-size bar, a very nice and friendly bartender, and velvet seating. There's a small piano. The decor is elegant! I was gobsmacked by the liquor and spirits selection. WOW. I'm impressed. I saw so many wonderful and unusual bottles! There were small bottles of various syrups, like rose and lavender, on a tray near me. I ordered a Sazerac, and (Josh?) didn't have to look up the recipe. It was delicious, and very strong for such a small drink. I only had one. Two would have made me tipsy, and I had to drive. Apparently, the bartenders and GM brainstorm cocktails on a regular basis, looking for new drinks to add to their repertoire. This is the perfect choice for drinks with someone special, or with a group of friends. Definitely a dressy kind of place. I would feel comfortable in a cocktail dress here, or leather pants and a silk top. However, I don't think that there's an actual dress code. Drinks are not inexpensive, but are very well made and served with a smile.

This was my first time attending the festival and I had the time of my life. Seriously, you…read morewouldn't believe how many different beers were there! Easily over 200 hundred different varieties of craft beer and I'm pretty sure I sampled every single one. (The ride home I'm not so sure about?) Thank God for the DD tickets they have for non-drinkers! The bbq was pretty amazing as well; paired perfectly with the beer. People were very friendly and out to have a really good time, what a great crowd. We were lucky to have such a nice day too as the weather called for thunder storms. Whats better on a hot sunny day than ice cold beer?!? Will definitely coming back yearly to this event. I would have come last year too but they sold out fast ***Tip: get your tickets on-line as soon as they go on sale***. They do not over sell, so no tickets available at the door! Added perk: A LOT of swag and beer-related merchandise for sale. I picked up a sick growler in the shape of a gargolye for 35 bucks! Yesss!

Huge event! Lines for the brews were pretty tame as I wasn't waiting for too long anywhere. We were…read moreable to taste, wander, mingle, make faces. Plenty to do under the tents. I'm pleased to share that almost every craft brewery from longguyland was there, and even one or two I've never heard of before (Po'boy brewery, who ARE you, really?). I started taking pictures of everything I enjoyed because after 10 or so of those tastes, the mind starts getting a little fuzzy. I couldn't find any wine tastings, unlike the previous years. Still - totally OK with me there was PLENTY of unusual beers and ciders to enjoy. In regard to the food ...... what ....happened? Not unlike everyone else, I was peeved about the eats. Previously, you'd get a ticket included in the price of admission to score some BBQ. This year, they only had 4 food trucks for noshes. FOUR. To feed, I don't know well over 1,000 people? Yikes. It's completely inefficient to make one order at a time when 25-40 people are waiting on each line. I spent 35+ mins roasting in the sun, then another 20 parking my sweaty self down in the shade to consume my much awaited prize. Almost an hour of a 3.5 hour event was lost just to grab half a meal. Make no mistake, the chicken sliders from the sweet buns truck were good, but paired with the lackluster overpriced parmesan truffle fries ($7), and the wait, I should have just brought a couple of KIND bars to stuff in my face instead. Leaving was a sheet show. Literally. We saw a girl dropping off some brown babies next to a car in FULL view of the road. Listen lady, at least go in the bushes or hide behind the car door to do your business. No one wanted to see that. Traffic wasn't super well orchestrated out of the place either. The security and staff were trying, but it was going slooooow. There wasonly one egress and a buncha' crazies in their cars so I was glad we all rented a short bus. I'd go again, but the organizers really need to up their game next year.