Culinary Delights serves up a forkful of fun in Glen Cove

Posted Friday, April 4, 2025 12:01 am

The Glen Cove chamber of Commerce celebrated its 27 years of bringing Culinary Delights to the North Shore.

Courtesy Gaitley Stevenson Mathews

Glen Cove’s Culinary Delights gathers over 600 attendees at 27th annual event at The Mansion at Glen Cove. The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce gathered over 500 community members at its 27th annual Culinary Delights event, highlighting local restaurateurs and a wide variety of flavors from seafood dishes to pastas and dumplings with cocktails and desserts as well. Many of the restaurants were returning from previous years, but for some it was their first time.

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