This magnificent Gold Coast Mansion, resting majestically on the highest point of Long Island, emanates the elegant refinement of a chateaux in France coupled with world-class service and a rich history that is distinctly American. OHEKA has been celebrating the art of entertaining since 1919, when … [Read more...]
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Dining Restaurants, Retail Shopping and Businesses on Long Island's North Shore along the Long Island Heritage Trail
Finnegan’s
Finnegan's Restaurant & Tap Room is the oldest continuous operating bar in Huntington. Offering traditional pub fare and charm and service that hasn't changed since we were established in 1912. *Covid-19 update: Finnegan's is offering indoor and outdoor seating and is following all safety … [Read more...]
Take the Ferry to the Heart of Spy Country
The Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Company brings visitors straight into a journey along the Washington Spy Trail (Rte. 25A). Founded in 1883, by several backers, including entrepreneur P.T. Barnum, the company is one of the oldest ferry companies in America. A ferry bearing Barnum’s name … [Read more...]
Stony Brook Village Center
Come to Stony Brook Village Center where you'll find over 30 specialty shops and restaurants in a charming setting overlooking the harbor. And there's always free parking. The Stony Brook Village Center is unique and charming, with a consistent, Colonial style throughout all its buildings and its … [Read more...]
Sandbar
Sandbar, located in the heart of the village in Cold Spring Harbor, features a polished coastal casual ambiance that creates a sleek backdrop for elaborate American cuisine from both land and sea. The menu, created by Executive Chef Guy Reuge, combines local fare, tavern favorites and seafood … [Read more...]
Three Village Inn
A fine country inn with luxury rooms and suites located in Stony Brook Village. Dine at highly acclaimed Mirabelle tavern. Known as the Old Homestead, the original structure of Mirabelle at Three Village Inn was built in 1751 by Richard Hallock. In 1835, Jonas Smith, one of the country’s most … [Read more...]
