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Blue Clarinet’s new partner Carlton Williams is busy making improvements at the restaurant.
Bleu Clarinet gives back to the community
Music is a community unifier. The Soul Exchange’s Bleu Clarinet’s goal has been to reignite Glen Cove’s love of the arts. more
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Sebastian Lopera, center, and Antonino McInnis, right, purchased the former South Ridge Deli, renaming it Jr.'s Modern Market & Delicatessen. The deli reopened on Oct. 30, and the pair were joined by family, staff, and Rep. Tom Suozzi at the ribbon-cuttting ceremony.
100-year-old deli reopens with a new look in Glen Cove
A longtime staple of the community is back in business, under new ownership. On Saturday, Jr.’s Modern Market and Delicatessen on East Avenue in Glen Cove opened its doors to the community with a ribbon-cutting celebration. more
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Frank Borrelli spoke about his outdoor dining space surrounded by Councilman Chris Carini, left, Councilman Bruce Blakemen, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin and Francine Doukas, owner of Revel restaurant.
Outdoor dining initiative extended in town
With the Delta variant becoming more prominent across the nation, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin and council members extend a popular initiative that helps local restaurant owners provide … more
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Make the most of your college visits
In the fall, families and their students plan college tours. Given the time it takes to schedule and navigate such visits, careful planning is imperative. more
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Prime 39 owner Bryant Postell said he was excited to offer outdoor dining to patrons again this spring and summer.
Lynbrook, East Rockaway restaurateurs excited for return of outdoor dining
With summer weather approaching and business returning to normal as the coronavirus pandemic wanes, Lynbrook and East Rockaway officials have given the green light to bringing back outdoor dining. more
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The Downtown Café is a popular destination for outdoor dining.
‘Downtown Summer Nights’ in full swing in Glen Cove
After a successful season of street closures during the warmer months last year, Glen Cove has decided to continue to close off the downtown streets on weekend nights again this year to create more outdoor dining space. The City Council held two public hearings on the matter last month, and approved the closing of portions of School and Glen streets on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. more
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The town’s waiving of permit fees for outdoor dining may make it easier for restaurants like 2 Spring to have a more lucrative spring and summer.
Town of Oyster Bay encourages outdoor dining, waives fees
The Town of Oyster Bay will waive permit fees this year, as it did in 2020, to assist restaurants during the Covid-19 pandemic. Ordinarily the hamlet’s eateries would be required to meet … more
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Elsa and Moris Valle decorated Chef Moris Cafe for diners on Valentine's Day. They are looking forward to seeing more customers with the new guidelines.
Glen Cove restaurants welcome more diners
After a challenging year for Glen Cove restaurant owners, things are starting to look a little brighter. Last Friday, restrictions for restaurants in New York were eased from 50 percent to 75 percent capacity for indoor dining. On the heels of a difficult winter, the timing couldn’t be better, and restaurant owners are also looking forward to the upcoming outdoor dining season. more
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Anita and Bill Long had a difficult winter at the Metropolitan Bistro, but Bill said that warm weather would bring new hope for the business.
North Shore restaurants welcome increased indoor capacity
New York state loosened its Covid-19 regulations for indoor dining last week, allowing restaurants to increase their capacity from 50 to 75 percent. Restaurateurs in Sea Cliff and Glen Head said they … more
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John Amaruso, owner of Bourbon & Brews, in Merrick, has seen a “big reduction” in outdoor dining at his establishment since the state’s 10 p.m. curfew was imposed on bars and restaurants.
Bellmore-Merrick restaurants remain in flux as pandemic drags on
As New York City’s restaurant owners prepare to reopen for indoor dining this week, Long Island’s restaurateurs are still fighting to stay afloat under Covid-related restrictions that … more
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