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As we eagerly step forward into spring, Passover and Easter beckon. It’s a moment to cherish age-old traditions and create new ones with family and friends, as we greet the season. Welcome … more

By Karen Bloom | 3/22/23

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

By Robert A. Scott | 8/12/21

Guac Shop Mexican Grill owners formally unveiled the new Wantagh eatery at a ribbon cutting ceremony last Thursday with Hempstead Town and Nassau County officials.

Seaford pop-up inspires new Mexican eatery in Wantagh

A familiar Mexican eatery — known to some Seafordites as a pandemic “pop-up” — has planted its feet in Wantagh. Guac Shop Mexican Grill opened earlier this month at 1161 … more

By Kate Nalepinski | 7/28/21

Mike McNiff, center, is the co-owner of the new restaurant-bar The Irish Poet with Bill Brown, left and Herbie Behan, right.

Irish Poet Restaurant Bar opens in Wantagh

A new restaurant with an Irish twist has entered the Wantagh community. The Irish Poet Restaurant Bar, located at 1891 Wantagh Ave., opened its doors last Wednesday. The pub opened after … more

By Mallory Wilson | 7/22/21

Gusto Divino Trattoria, which has offered outdoor seating since the summer, is allowed to provide it through Dec. 31, according to its Nassau County permit.

Local outdoor dining window wanes

With the coronavirus pandemic taking a heavy toll on small businesses, local eateries have had to think outside the box — or dining room — to stay afloat. Many restaurateurs scrambled to … more

By J.D. Freda | 11/17/20

Rare gem shines in Lynbrook

Owners and newlyweds Lisa and Dominic Natoli have graced us with a fresh, unique concept: a place to enjoy wine, beer or a cocktail, and to dine on shareable items possibly not found elsewhere. more

By Terry Biener | 1/3/20

Long-time legacy prevails on Long Island

Frank Abbracciamento has recently revived his longstanding family’s legacy by launching Abbracciamento in Lynbrook. Frank’s father, Sal, opened the first . . . more

By Terry Biener | 12/12/19

Remy is back!

For nearly 30 years, Remy Kurtaj’s name has been synonymous with the elegance of Northern Italian cuisine and European-style service. Long-time Five Towners will remember him . . . more

By Terry Biener | 10/4/19

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