This place feels like a true neighborhood Irish pub--no frills, just good vibes. Dark wood bar, TVs…read moregoing, a few regulars posted up, and a properly poured Guinness that tells you they know what they're doing. Staff have real Irish accents, which honestly adds to the whole experience without feeling forced. Food is solid comfort stuff--fish and chips were crisp and fresh, and the shepherd's pie hit the spot. Good whiskey selection too. It's not trying to be fancy--and that's exactly why it works. I'd definitely go back.

I will be definitely coming back here! I changed my mind midway on the way to lunch at Louie's…read morerestaurant since they don't serve an Irish Breakfast - This Pub is across the street. Definitely wanted the Irish Breakfast and the place made an exception because our server asked the cook if they can and they did!! It's a welcoming and cozy place especially on a rainy day! The menu stated they only serve this on the weekends but today was Columbus Day and since the crowd didn't start coming until a bit later I was able to get the Irish Breakfast I was craving! It was the best I ever had with huge pieces of black and white pudding! They don't serve them this size at a diner that is for sure! My husband was going to order the bangers and mash but they ran out of them so he got the Shepard's Pie which he said was tasty, filling and hit the spot. He had two Guinesses on tap and that was good as well. They also have unsweetened iced tea here which I ordered and enjoyed. Excellent service our server was on her own and did a phenomenal job even as the Pub got busier.

Baker hill is a cool local spot with friendly locals. The beer is cold and cheap, although I can't…read morespeak for the pizza.

This is a divey, no frills watering hole that is the perfect spot to grab a drink and not break the…read morebank. Often patronized by the older cadets at the Merchant Marine Academy (and I think some of them even tend bar), there are lots of midshipman pics and nostalgia on the walls. It's a good place to go have a drink or two before a home game as it's close to KP.

Kissaki Manhasset is a great place for a special night out and delicious Japanese Cuisine. They…read morehave table side Omakase, small bites, full size entrees, sushi, cocktails, and dessert. The Sea Bass is outstanding and is a must try; flavorful (no strong fishy smell/taste), super soft and tender, like cutting warm butter with a fork. Another must is the Matcha Tiramisu, outstanding and unique! I am not a matcha lover and this was one of the best deserts I've had! The lights are dim, there's live music certain nights, comfy intimate seating and a modern flair. Service was excellent, the waitress was extremely helpful and patient with us. Parking is limited and a task in itself, so plan accordingly.

This feels more like a 4 1/2-star experience…read more We had a lovely dinner at Kissaki this evening. We started with an espresso martini, which was excellent--smooth, well-balanced, and a great way to kick off the meal. My husband and I each took a few sips before I remembered to snap a photo--always a good sign. For appetizers, the wasabi rock shrimp and spicy tuna crispy rice were both standouts--fresh, flavorful, and nicely executed with great texture. We also ordered the 10 piece nigiri flight, which was consistently impressive. The fish tasted fresh across the board, with the uni being a highlight--rich, creamy, and exceptionally fresh. The shrimp tempura roll was delicious--crispy and well-balanced. The only dish that didn't quite land for us was the ebi hamachi futomaki. It wasn't bad, just not a favorite for my husband--I only remembered to take a photo when we were nearly finished. From the kitchen, we shared the black cod and sea bass--both outstanding. Tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked--definite highlights of the meal. For dessert, we shared the peach cobbler, which was a great finish. Warm peaches with hints of bourbon and cinnamon, paired with Japanese vanilla ice cream--comforting and well-balanced. Service was warm throughout, and the quality of the food was evident in nearly every dish. While it leans toward the higher end in price, the overall experience fell just shy of a full five stars--but was nevertheless very enjoyable.

Amazing, a hidden gem that all will thoroughly enjoy!…read more The ambiance, food and service is top tier

I came here with 2 bffs this past Friday for their karaoke night. We had a freakin blast! Picture…read morethis.. it was 9pm, the place was pretty packed, my friend hops on the mic and starts singing to Backstreet Boys "I Want it That Way". The whole place starts chiming and the vibe was set for the night. There were three microphones and since we were sitting closing to the stage and KTV setup, we just kept passing them around to everyone in the restaurant. It was like we were one big group by the end of the night. The managers and their staff were even joining in the fun too! It's nights like this that you remember for a long time. Thank you Lounge X for the great times.. we will definitely be back very soon.

I love walking in through here to grab sushi at their hidden Benny's Sushi inside. They've got a…read morenice sized chess board as soon as you enter, which is begging to be played. I got my first win on it the other day so if there is anyone reading this that wants to challenge me in a game of chess at the Inn at Great Neck, slide into my DM's! Jokes aside (half joking), this is an awesome local Inn with a ton of history. It's family-owned and in business since the 70's.. how cool is that?! Their Marco Polo bar is quite nifty too. It gives major speakeasy vibes and offers a great happy hour Tues to Thurs. The bartender was telling me about their BFF Night Package and staycation packages too. I think you get a deal on the hotel room plus welcome drinks and some apps. I'm not an expert on the deets so be sure to ask about them if curious. All in a all, a really convenient and interesting place right in the heart of Great Neck, one block away from all the hustle, so the street parking is actually quite available normally. Check em out!

We stayed at this hotel over Thanksgiving because we have family who live in Great Neck. It is an…read moreideal location within walking distance of many restaurants and stores, as well as the train station. The lobby is nicely decorated and has a bar. There is also a restaurant that serves complimentary breakfast. The hotel has five floors and our room was very spacious. It had two full size beds, a leather sitting chair, a desk, and a little kitchenette. The bathroom also had a large counter for holding all of our toiletries. The shower had good water pressure and hot water. Overall, a good experience.

Mama Rosa has great food and drinks. Everything tastes fresh and well-prepared, and the cocktails…read moreare really well made. The service is friendly and the whole experience is consistently enjoyable. Highly recommend.

Just don't. Horrible customer service…read more They also have no idea what's going on. Called to ask for any specials and was told they don't have any. But the website says they have happy hour. Went in but one of us had a baby and they denied us service! They refused to seat us at the bar which is part of the happy hour. I mean, what baby is drinking at the bar?!!! Incredibly silly and unprofessional. Fine they don't want to seat the group at the bar because of a baby, at least offer the happy hour at the table that we were forced to sit at. No they didn't. We left. This isn't how you treat customers. People go out to eat to relax and have a good time. There are plenty of restaurants nearby with warm ambiance and great food options. This place was not it. I bet the food is probably horrible, hence the happy hour to get people in the door. Bad staff. Bad place. Go somewhere that cares for their customers.

Cute restaurant located on the main street of Roslyn village. It might be hard to find street…read moreparking but there are several lots nearby. The place is quite spacious upon walking in - a bar area when you walk in, a larger dining area as you walk further in past the stairs, another bar and dining area upstairs, a private room upstairs, and an outdoor patio. For appetizer, I tried the crispy sushi and it was delicious! There are 4 pieces of different fish served on top of a crispy rice. My colleague got the burrata and it smelled/looked amazing as well! For entree, I got the burger which was perfectly cooked but did not have any seasoning so be sure to add some sauce of your liking. It did come with fries that were beautifully fried and seasoned. For dessert, I got the cookie sampler which came with 2 of 5 different cookies - chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, sugar, sesame, and chocolate. The cookies were fresh and they came out warm and soft. My favorites in this order are oatmeal raisin, chocolate chip, and chocolate. Everyone else got the cheesecake with whip cream or chocolate cake with Ice-Cream. The cake slices were pretty big and heavy. Very nice ambiance and our server was attentive/helpful! Will definitely be back to the more things on the menu.

Sad to hear that they are permanently closed. We came out here for my mother's birthday in January…read more The decor was beautiful and classy. The staff was friendly and offered to take photos for us. Loved the food every try hung was delicious

Very good local watering hole. Friendly staff and stiff drinks. Nice spot to just hand and chill…read morewith friends. Cash only.

The service is excellent here. The hosts and wait staff were kind and attentive. Ask for a table…read moreoutside when it's cool and not too sunny. I would like to come back here for brunch sometime!

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.