The "Station Coffee Shop" is one of my favorite breakfast/lunch places. It is the typical local…read moreeatery that most long time residents of the area frequent. The food is very good, the coffee is hot, and the service is great and done with a warm smile. If you are a fan of retro, then this is the place! Booths surround the outer walls, only two small tables, and individual chairs at the long, formica-clad counter, which sits before the cooking station. All food is prepared in view of patrons. Takeaways 1. Ample parking 2. Excellent portion to price 3. Excellent service 4. Food is limited to breakfast and lunch, nonetheless, there is a nice selection 5. The coffee is strong and delicious, so not mind the small cups because the refills flow easily Tip: Avoid arriving at or near lunch time, the eatery is small.

Old-fashioned, cozy diner with yummy Greek specialties. One of our favorites for breakfast or…read morebrunch.

Eat Unique Indeed…read more We were famished for something brunchy this past Sunday, and were looking at different places to go to. Went to the Watermark, parking lot was inaccessible, seems people don't know how to park over there. Even the street spaces were full. We headed further west, Flying Pig was closed down, we had been to Crazy Beans, then a quick Google search pulled up a spot we'd never heard of before. Pulled up to a strip mall where BlackSheep was located, nice big parking lot as expected. Walked in, and we were the first ones there. The place smelled fantastic. We sat ourselves and perused the menu. The server came by and enumerated the specials, but I was fixated on Braise your Belly. We also got me-mah's mac and cheese, and started off with the Roasted Garlic Northern Bean Dip and the Minestrone soup. The Bean Dip starter was fantastic. All the little things you need for a perfect bite. A scoop of bean dip on a toasted pita wedge, stick a couple of kalamata olives on the bean dip mortar (3 olives were too much), add pickled red onion and fire-roasted peppers, then top with crumbled feta. Amazing bite. I had a taste of the Minestrone, and it was excellent. Flavors were all there without being overdone. The pasta was nice and cooked just right. The mac and cheese was perfect. I couldn't put my finger on the cheeses used, but it all came together nicely. You didn't just get a mouthful of one cheese flavor. It was creamy, balanced, and the crispy onions on top made it really nice. and the stunner. I am a big fan of pork belly, and this really piqued my interest. Served with lemongrass grits and pickled veg with a soy miso glaze. The pickled veg was tossed in a bed of leafy greens, and I saw some seaweed salad in there as well. A little bite of the grits topped with the salad was amazing. I've never had that combo before. A little tart, a little salty, nice umami, I could have eaten a bowl of just that. However, when the pork belly came into play, everything changed. The crisped, lightly charred crust on the fatty slices of nirvana by themselves were perfect. Cut a piece of it and lay it on the grits-salad bite, and you can feel your eyes roll backwards. I wanted to, and almost ate it all, but I left a slice for my girlfriend and topped off her little bit of mac and cheese that she wanted to take home. Half an hour in, and the place pretty much packed out for a bit while they were doing a healthy amount of takeout/pickup orders. The place is pretty simple: interesting Black Sheep art, with mostly little tables, plasticware, and a drinks cooler. The food can certainly be right at home in a fancier and upscale setting, but doesn't need it. They had one server, and she was delightful and attentive to everyone. The chef came around and asked how everything was, which I find is always a nice touch. Definitely coming back.

The food is great. The Taco Bowl had enough for a second lunch. The soup if the day was a zesty…read moresurprise. Could not complain about the service as the owner was cooking and serving this day. Very friendly. Here's a guy who is really enjoying what he does. Takes pride in his food. Relaxed atmosphere but we were also pleased to see they have beer and wine on the menu.

Went to Coffee booths after reading some good reviews. My wife tried the cold latte with spicy dark…read morechocolate. I tried the regular hot chocolate and a gravy stuffed biscuit. The biscuit was warm and the gravy filling was just right. Quite unique and tasty. Hot chocolate was quite rich. Latte wasn't strong enough per my wife but the taste was good. This is a cash only establishment.

Young man recommends his favorite caramel iced latte and it was terrible…read more No coffee or expresso flavor and tasted like a mildly flavored caramel milk. Not enough caramel and not sweet and lacks any semblance of expresso. First time there and I was hoping to love it He put more caramel in but still no expresso flavor at all Need to train him to make it better and maybe you should taste it!

A+ service I would go here any time! Workers are amazing and quick! This is a place you need to go…read moreto asap

asked for one thing get another. being a barista is not rocket science. just read the tag. they…read moreliterally have instructions but don't care. and you want tip??

I live and work locally and I love dark horse. Delicious food and coffee and a great atmosphere…read more I've come here with friends, to do work and with my kids and it's great for all 3!

I stopped in for a Salted Caramel Coconut Iced Latte, and wow... it was absolutely delicious. The…read moreflavors were perfectly balanced, smooth, and refreshing without being overly sweet. What really stood out to me was the atmosphere. The space is clean, bright, cozy, and surprisingly peaceful. There are plenty of comfortable seating options, making it a great spot to bring your laptop and get some work done, read a book, or simply enjoy a quiet break from the day. The staff was friendly and welcoming from the moment I walked in, and everything felt well cared for and inviting. I found myself wanting to stay longer than I planned. If you're looking for a coffee shop with great drinks, a relaxing vibe, and a space where you can actually hear yourself think, this is it. I'll definitely be back. Elite Tip: Grab a drink, bring a good book, and settle in for a while. This place makes it easy to slow down and enjoy the moment.

I liked this place better when it was on Main Street in Port Jefferson. If you like indifferent…read moreservice, incorrect orders and being charged extra dollar for a side of honey or $2 to substitute another cheap side for home fries then this is your go to restaurant!

i have been to the original port jeff location before. this new location is much larger. there was…read moreplenty of seating inside, and there was no wait for a party of three on a sunday afternoon. honestly, i enjoyed toast even more than i remembered. to start, i had the mediterranean omelet, which included feta cheese, tomatoes, and fried potatoes. the potatoes were seasoned so nicely, and the crunch of the sourdough paired perfectly with the creamy eggs. i also tried the french toast. it had such a beautiful warm cinnamon spice flavor and were topped with incredible cream and strawberries. it was the perfect combination and made for a wonderful sweet brunch treat. the avocado toast also blew me away. the crunchiness of the bread paired with the creamy avocado was the perfect combination. its simple but it worked really well and was incredibly satisfying. the coffee was great too. i appreciated that it was strong and came with cream on the side. overall, i was really impressed with everything we tried. the space itself is very cute inside, and i really enjoyed the overall vibe. service was wonderful, and i had a great experience from start to finish.

Cute, cozy, unique cafe in Selden. The staff there were…read morefriendly and helpful in explaining some Menu items. There is a QR code at the tables and they prefer you to order at your table, however we had questions and some items were not on the QR menu so we had to go to cashier and ask questions. There is lots of seating on the floor on cushions and mattresses, but there are also several chairs. When you enter you have to take your shoes off, which is not an issue, just wish they had a bench you could sit on to take off your shoes and put your shoes on afterwards, as that was difficult for me , as I didn't have slip ons. That's my only negative. Food was delicious . I tried a new beverage and the pistachio cake- both delish! It is located in a strip mall, so lots of parking. Prices reasonable

I was looking for something new & different and saw this place, off I went. It's a cozy, exotic…read moremiddle eastern vibe. Pretty lamps, carpets, chairs, cushions & poufs for seating. Tons of teas to pick from & some sweets as well. The young man working there was friendly. We placed our order & found a table. They do request you remove your shoes, hey I do it at home so no problem for me. I enjoyed a chai tea with rose & cardamom. It was very good, had a kind of floral light hot chocolate taste. I'm sure it's fun at night, I believe you can get teas for a group. If you want to try something different I suggest you try them!

The best in baked goods. The service is prompt and friendly. A scent of heaven when you walk in.read more

It's nearly a half hour drive for me to go Tilda's Bakery in Rocky Point. I don't go to bakeries a…read morelot so it must be good. I love their Pecan Coffee Cake. They make it in a ring or in a long, wide strip- either way it is The Best. Sometimes I buy bread or Banana Nut Loaf also , but I make the drive for the Pecan Ring. And everything else must be good too, because there's always a line, in the middle of this town that's deader than a mackerel- no offense intended. Good bakeries are hard to find.