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    Trattoria Diane

    3.2 (103 reviews)
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    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Pecan Pie
    Darshak V.

    As soon as I walked into this restaurant, I knew I was ready to have a delightful dining experience. This restaurant provides such a warm and welcoming environment that is palpable upon entry. We came on a slightly rainy day, however we quickly forgot the weather outside when we sat down at our table. Food 3/5: Upon be seated at our table, we were given a basket of bread, however it wasn't soft or warm, which took me by surprise. The gnocchi was very average. It was coated in pesto and inundated with too many peas. It was definitely lacking flavor and I was left a little unsatisfied by the taste and also the smaller portion size. Other members of my party really enjoyed their food. The Carbonara tasted delicious. It was not too heavy and had the perfect amount of flavor. I had found it very odd that their menu also consisted of a lot of summertime drinks. We were dining in December, so I summertime drink was the exact opposite of the vibe that we were going for that day. I definitely think they need to revamp the menu to match the season. There is great wine selection. Definitely get dessert. All of the options are great. I will say though that this restaurant is not great for vegetarians due to the limited number of options. Ambience 4/5: We had opted to sit outdoors, however I think the inside is way more cozy and welcoming. If I come back, I'm definitely sitting inside. The outside patio was covered with a tent that was well heated, but didn't match the same vibes that the inside provided. Service 5/5: Kind of on the slower side, but nonetheless, very attentive and very pleasant. They were accommodating in making some modifications to our entrees. Other: Lots of parking under the overpass next door

    a view of a street in a small town
    Irene E.

    Won't return: unwelcoming. We went on a Sunday in late January. It's by my tennis club and with a 7pm game we decided to have a 5pm dinner there. I had asked for a corner table. When we walked in - our first time, there was only four diners at one of two tables by the window. When the male maître d' led us to the third table near the bar at the back, I asked if we could sit by the window. "It's been reserved." He relied coldly. "What time? We would be done by 6:30." I said. "If you want, you can go to the second floor." Then did I fully aware his unfriendliness, with his mask wore below his nose. Because I didn't know if there were other restaurants open and with the game was so close, we had our meal there. Average food and decent service from the waiting staff. He stared at us almost thought out the time we were there. The window table was empty till we left. I regretted for not leaving at the beginning. The ground floor hall, I think had only four tables. Since we were close to the bar, I got to glance over the NFL playoff (conference championship), Buccaneers won over Packers, 31:26.

    Price fixe menu
    Joel H.

    This is another one of these restaurants you walk into and just know it's going to be a delightful evening. We were immediately greet warmly by the hostess who seated us right away. The first floor is just a delightful cozy restaurant filled with what appeared to be regulars. There is also an upstairs section but I did not see that to comment. Within seconds our wonderful server Michelle came over, introduced herself and gave us menus and took drink orders. Bread is delicious and served with olive oil... Do not fill up on this. There is also a garlic crisp which was perfect to dip in the sauce that came with the muscles. Appetizers: Muscles in white wine sauce with fresh tomato. Perfect. Nice size muscles and the sauce just kept you wanting more. It was perfect for dipping the bread and garlic crisps. Portobello mushroom was well grilled and tasty. Entree: Love my Tuscan Pot Roast with mashed potatoes. The meat was incredibly tender and the tomato based tuscan sauce was rich and flavorful. Funny how it reminded me of a nice tuscan cab with deep hidden flavors that come out in layers. My wife had the Chicken under a brick. It was a half of chicken with Broccoli Rabe. Chicken was crispy on the outside and moist and tasty on the inside. (Isn't that how it's supposed to be?) Dessert: Loved the apple crumb with thew vanilla ice cream. Plenty of apple with a delicious crumble, a perfect mix. My wife had the angel food cake with strawberry gelato. Everything about this dish was great. Apparently they are known for this great Angel food cake. This was a winning experience and was very happy to learn that they have this price fix every Sunday... We will be back.... Guaranteed!

    a menu and a glass of wine
    Esther C.

    Celebrated a dear friend's birthday here today. Great space, tables are nicely separated which is very much appreciated during this challenging time. Staff were attentive and service was timely. Food was plated with satisfying portions and tasted scrumptious. There was outdoor seating under a tent but it was packed. Was glad I made reservations for seating so there was no wait. Will go back to try the seafood selection. Pasta dishes were great, and dessert tarts were tasty with coffee. If you haven't been here, go early as parking can be challenging and is valet after 5 pm.

    Lucy W. H.

    We threw an anniversary party here for my in-laws. The food is consistently good and fairly priced. The cuisine is more Italian than before. The roasted beet salad was stingy on the beets. Duck was delicious. Service friendly.

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    Malou B.

    EXCELLENT SERVICE. EXCELLENT FOOD. My work daughter had her baby shower here yesterday. Everything about the party was perfect! I give them a plus for serving Harney and Sons tea in a personal kettle of hot water. Next door is their lovely bakery, too.

    A quaint facade.
    Josh G.

    When it's your father's birthday, you venture to where he wants to dine. Through his own searchings, he fell upon this place, though if he/we had a chance to jump in a DeLorean and redo the night, we might've picked elsewhere. Let me explain. Trattoria is a quaint little spot in Roslyn which goes well with the quaint feeling Roslyn gives off. The other feeling Roslyn can give off is $$$ and Diane embraces that pretty accurately. The restaurant can be a bit overshadowed by the bakery/cafe that Diane's is more commonly known for, but more on that later. Both are found next to each other with a cute outside area that works well for dining or dessert when it's a bit warmer out. Inside trattoria is a small dining room and bar with a clean cut, fancy feel. It's around what you might expect from the location. The menu has a nice array of Italian dishes, meats, seafood, and specials, even though they were still rocking summer fare from the large word at the top of the page. A bread basket donned our table to start, and it was filled with three different types (including some fabulous crusty cheddar crackers) and accompanied with dipping oil which made for a great way to start off the meal. Remember that for later. We then went with two apps to share: baked clams and fried zucchini blossoms. This is where things took a turn for the not-so-tasty. The clams sounded good on paper (chopped with sea scallops and breadcrumbs) but once they hit your pallet it tasted more like eating the grungy remains of a finished seafood platter. It was a flavor I quickly wanted to extinguish so I tried the blossoms which weren't as flavorful as I had hoped, but did the trick in covering up the clam taste. For the main dish I went with spaghetti carbonara. It wasn't too heavy, and though a bit salty was a pretty good dish.....but, I feel like I've had better with less impact on my wallet. I also tried my sister's ricotta ravioli and my mother's fettuccini bolognese and found both had a similar end result (Dad had the lamb shank which he enjoyed so I guess there's some brownie points in there). Dessert time. Even though we were a little full, we decided to share the warm apple cider donut with maple walnut ice cream. It was pretty small, but extremely fresh and had a nice cinnamon apple bite with great contrasts of warm and cold temperatures. So, moral of the story? Let's see....the bread and the dessert were the best parts of the meal, and they are more known for their bakery. Hmm, I guess that's pretty telling of where the effort goes to in their food creation/preparation. Overall, Trattoria Diane has a nice ambiance and decent menu options, but nothing necessarily worthy of your consumption (or your dollar). But, there's enough good flavor from the bread and dessert to warrant a return trip....to the bakery that is.

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    Please skip this place. Very expensive and the food is truly subpar. There are so many other fine options in Roslyn.

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    Food is always great my wife never get tired of eating at Diane's love the seafood salad and soft shell crabs when in season

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    The service here sucks. We had to wait at least 45 minutes to get our apps and another hour for entrees. I'm starving. Do better.

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    Some dishes were excellent and others were good or just OK. Nice atmosphere and creditable service. Will definitely try again.

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    We were so looking forward to returning to Diane's...very disappointing. Ordinary, uncreative food.

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    This is probably my favorite Italian restaurant in town. Their salads, homemade pasta, seafood and desserts are everything you deserve !

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    Felice Roslyn

    4.1
    (134 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Wow. We accidentally found this place because thyme was closed on Mondays and I have to say I was…read moreblown away by the quality of food, service, view, and how tucked away and yet busy it was on a Monday night. We ordered the bronzino and steak and especially the steak was incredible. We also had the fall salad which they had thoughtfully put in two plates. Again amazing perfection of taste with crunchiness of the roasted nut. I'm not drinking alcohol right now but they had two zero proof wines from Tuscany that was pretty good. Overall my experience was 10 out of 10. Really impressed.

    I was realllyyyy excited to come here! It was our first time, we were celebrating a birthday, and…read morewe specifically chose Felice because we were excited for the atmosphere and to eat outside. Unfortunately, the weather didn't cooperate, which obviously isn't the restaurant's fault. What WAS incredibly disappointing was their solution: instead of seating us inside the actual restaurant, they walked us over to a completely separate, off-premise catering room nearby. We were literally the ONLY people sitting in this random room. It felt like we had been removed from the restaurant entirely and stuck in an overflow event space and not exactly the birthday dinner or Felice experience we made a reservation for. What made it worse was the host's attitude. Despite there appearing to be plenty of available tables inside the actual restaurant, she flat-out refused to seat us there and essentially told us we could either sit in the catering room or go somewhere else. No apology, no attempt to accommodate us, and honestly just incredibly dismissive and rude. It was such a bizarre and unwelcoming way to treat first-time guests. The food at least started off strong. The bruschetta and eggplant were both great! For dinner, we had the chicken Milanese and cacio e pepe, and neither was anything special. Our server was nice and the service itself was pretty good so I don't want that to go unnoticed BUT being shoved into an empty catering room and basically told to take it or leave it by the host completely overshadowed the rest of the night. For somewhere we were genuinely excited to try, it was an awful first impression and definitely not the experience we expected.

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    An elegant indoor dining area with green walls, wooden beams, and tables set with white linens...
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    Il Mulino New York - Long Island

    Il Mulino New York - Long Island

    3.4
    (239 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$$$

    TLDR: LI outpost of a popular Italian chain from the city. Prefix lunch is priced well but portions…read moreare a bit on the smaller side. It's small but nice in here, had always known about Il Mulino but just recently tried it. Got two prefix lunches. They provide a complimentary bread basket with focaccia, some parmigiano and zucchini chips. Starters we chose beef carpaccio and octopus. The carpaccio is classic, pounded thin, shaved parmigiano and a lemony arugula salad on top. The octopus is tender and served with pickled onions and a frisee salad. Mains, did the lobster ravioli and the steak frites. Large size ravioli but three pieces, so they do go quickly. The lobster is mixed in with the ricotta which is quite soft. The steak portion was decent but keep in mind also a $10 add-on. Cooked a bit more well than I'd like but the sauce was good. Desserts were a panna cotta and flourless chocolate cake. The panna cotta has a more bouncy jello-like consistency. Chocolate cake was good. Not bad options for a PF lunch but definitely standard menu will add up fast.

    Four years ago my husband took me out here for my birthday. We did Sunday Supper, which was just…read morelaunched I believe. There was a small parking lot and upon entry parts of the place was still under renovation. Since we had early dinner there were families dining and the place was overall empty. Our server was knowledgeable and was upselling alcohol to my husband. When he told the server he wanted ginger ale, the server stated that they did not have ginger ale so he had to settle for a glass of wine. We ordered from the Sunday Supper prix fixe menu. We received complimentary bread, salami and zucchini. For the appetizers we ordered the eggplant rollatini, mussels and minestrone soup. For the main entrees I ordered the ravioli al porcini with truffle and veal marsala. I loved the ravioli with truffle. Portions were small. Dessert was served with a sampler of cake slices. I would definitely love to return especially that their prix menus have been expanded but unfortunately they do not have the items we ordered in their current prix fixe menus.

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    Flourless Chocolate Cake
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    Matteo's Trattoria

    Matteo's Trattoria

    3.9
    (241 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$$

    Five of us were there on a Wednesday for dinner and were able to order off the $40 three-course…read morespecial menu, which was more extensive than others we've seen. Like most three-course special menus, there are upcharges for various selections. Sometimes in retrospect I regret ordering three courses because a single entrée is sufficient. That was the case here because I was almost full after eating their chopped salad appetizer and the heated Italian bread and butter that preceded the entrée. I was surprised because an appetizer salad is often a small or medium sized plate, but here it's a full sized platter. Also, I ate it all, when I could've taken home half. Ditto for my entrée, their chicken marsala. I know that some of our friends purposely take home half of everything, so they get two meals out of one order. My decision, however, piggy as sounds, was that one of their included desserts was the tiramisu, which I have trouble resisting ... to the point where I try to sample them in as many restaurants and bakeries as possible, as if someday, somewhere, I'll submit an article on the subject ... "Tiramisus of Long Island and NYC." The food and service were very good, we had a large round table in the back, that made it easy for us to talk, a nice tablecloth and thick napkins, but I've had better tiramisu. A free glass of white or red wine came with the special, but I didn't like mine and should, like my son, have gotten a diet Coke instead (a permissible substitution). The parking situation was a minor hassle in that there was no valet, and while a sign in front of the restaurant suggested parking in the lot across the street, when we went there, the signs said that after 5:30 PM they'll tow you away, so we found a spot in the neighborhood and walked a few blocks. We'd be happy to go back, although there are Italian restaurants just as good that are closer to where we live. This Matteo's was half way between where we five reside, and convenience matters, especially on a weekday night.

    food service hospitality ALL EXCELLENT !!!…read morebrian u are the best - thank U for the last-minute table at one of our favorite spots !!! see u soon

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    Alessandro's Italian

    Alessandro's Italian

    4.6
    (121 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $$$

    What a turnaround! My prior review was from 3 years ago when the restaurant was called Sandro's and…read morebefore the renovation. We would not have come back except we had plans with friends who wanted to meet here. So glad we did! My main complaint before was the acoustics. The renovation with added decor to dampen noise did the trick. I didn't even notice that the restaurant was full. We ordered different dishes and ate it family style so got to try a few different dishes. I didn't order so don't know the specific names but we shared a salad, a spicy calamari, egg yolk ravioli, black linguini with seafood, catfish, and a veal parm. I especially enjoyed the ravioli. Flavors were nice on all the dishes. I don't know if it was the company but I didn't notice a lapse in service. The servers were attentive. The parking was still ample. I'm glad we came back and a little regretful that we waited so long.

    Let me start by saying this was hands down one of the most exceptional dining experiences I've had…read morein a long time. From the moment we walked in, the hospitality was truly next-level. The ambiance was warm and inviting, and every single person from the host to the bartender to our server and everyone in between played a part in making the night feel special. The attentiveness, professionalism, and genuine kindness did not go unnoticed, and it set the tone for the entire evening. We were first greeted with warm bread and olive oil, which was absolutely delightful and the perfect start. Our server, Paulino (I hope I'm spelling his name right), guided us through the menu with such care and knowledge, which made the experience even better. We started with the mussels Bianco and baked clams both were outstanding, easily a 9/10. Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. For our entrées, we had the branzino and a pasta dish that was nothing short of amazing. The attention to detail like freshly cracked pepper added right at the table made everything feel elevated and thoughtfully done. To end the night, I mentioned that my mom had just passed her real estate exam and that we were celebrating her. They went above and beyond by bringing out an apple crostini with a candle, which was such a thoughtful and memorable touch. And yes, we devoured the entire thing. It was that good. Truly a 10000/10 moment. What made this experience even more meaningful is that it came after a long, stressful day at the ER. Walking into such warmth, care, and genuine hospitality meant more than I can put into words. Thank you again for the incredible service, attentiveness, and overall experience. I truly wish I could remember everyone's names because each person we encountered was a pleasure. Please let them know my mom and I are so grateful. We dined on April 3rd around 9 PM, and it's a night we won't forget.

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    MOZZARELLA IN CARROZZA golden-fried mozzarella, spicy vodka sauce
    MOZZARELLA IN CARROZZA golden-fried mozzarella, spicy vodka sauce
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    Gatsby's Landing

    Gatsby's Landing

    4.1
    (550 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$$

    Been here several times now over the last couple years as we visit our son at USMMA. Never…read moredisappoints. Everything is so fresh and delicious and excellent service. We will be back!

    To celebrate Valentine's Day, my wife and I enjoyed a $38 three-course prix fixe lunch. Although…read morethe public parking lot was full, we managed to find a spot for $2 for two hours. The restaurant, Gatsby's Landing, draws its name from the romantic nostalgia of The Great Gatsby. Situated near the Long Island Sound and Roslyn Pond, the setting offered a beautiful waterfront ambiance. My wife opted for the Baby Roasted Beets Salad, Salmon, and Crème Brûlée, while I chose the Lobster Bisque, Squid Ink Tonnarelli, and Tiramisu. The menu highlights their commitment to fresh, organic, and locally sourced ingredients - a promise they certainly delivered on. The dishes were both delicious and generously portioned. It was clear the kitchen doesn't skimp on quality; for instance, the lobster bisque was loaded with tender lobster meat, the squid ink tonnarelli featured an abundance of blue crab, and the salmon was a substantial, thick-cut fillet. The chef clearly possesses a mastery of technique, knowing exactly how to pair garnishes and balance flavors in perfect harmony. Furthermore, the waitstaff was both diligent and courteous. We can see why this establishment is so popular--the combination of exceptional cuisine, attentive service, and the serene lake views is hard to beat. However, there is one area for improvement: the restaurant should consider replacing their current chipped plates with larger, more elegant dinnerware. High-quality presentation would better reflect the dignity and caliber of the food they serve.

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