I'm Chilean and it is so heart warming to eat our Amazing food and the flavors just like homeread more

We've been coming to his little cafe for well over 3 years! It is very hard to come by Chilean food…read moreso it's always a staple stop before we do some walking around oyster bay. The service is well even when they are busy they are fast and efficient to help you. The food was good besides one of our churrasco orders had a small hair in it. While I do see some staff in the back wearing hair nets it would be great if all who handled food did. The ambiance is your typical cafe style. Small and homey but well themed. The entrance to get in isn't stroller friendly but inside has an abundance of high chairs. Overall I am still a loyal customer and will be coming back minus the mishap. I love fresh made bread and good Chilean food and you will find it here.

I found a real gem, Bonanzahit that sweet spot--casual, affordable, and actually fun for kids,…read morewhich isn't easy to find right now. i love the little extras like adding gummy bears sundaes are exactly the kind of thing that turns a simple meal into something your kids get excited about. And steak + fries that everyone enjoys without blowing the budget? The Italian ices are so good, you can't beat from any flavor from rainbow to banana cream pie! The staff works really hard to make the customers happy!! This business has been there for 129 years owned by the original Bonanza family- it's the oldest running family business in the beautiful hamlet of Oyster Bay!!

Unfortunately as much as ive loved bonanzas for years, today i was shocked at how much my usual…read moreorder ended up costing after further price increases. About a year and a half ago i was paying ~12.50 for 2 hot dogs and a small fry (which was already an increase), now its 17.50 plus 2.5 tip got me to 20$... that is ridiculous considering that equals a 40% increase over barely 2 years!!! The total Inflation in the past 2 years was only around 5.5%... like come on guys, super disappointed. I can get 13 (THIRTEEN) hot dogs with drinks at costco for the same price. i might aswell go to tabys down the street and get a half pound burger with fries and a salad for 21$. As much as it saddens me I just cant come here anymore guys, sorry! P.S. the quality has worsened, so its not even worth it

Staff was friendly…read more We ordered 3 flavors between myself and my company, we had coffee, pistacchio and volcano. Volcano seems like a vanilla with chocolate marble, mashed stroopwaffles and sprinkles. All of them were soft and creamy.

Came here after dinner one night while in the area. It's a carvel we liked it. No complaints here.read more

Sweet Tomato is a VERY sweet little sandwich and soup shop just steps away from the Oyster Bay…read moreTrain Station. You can grab your sandwich, eat in the dining room, or step outside and eat in the little square. On Sunday, we enjoyed our sandwich outside, saw vendor trucks, kids, and (of course) lots of dogs. Ahhh, Anytown, USA. The young lady who helped us was friendly, perky, and helpful when we asked to customize our sandwich. We turned the tuna wrap into a sandwich and chose multi-grain. Absolutely spectacular sandwich. While usually a HUGE menu is a customer turnoff, ST makes their menu/options work for them and can quickly modify/punch up their existing menu items. ST walks the line well with pricepoint and portions, challenging in today's competitive food climate. We look forward to our next perfect summer day, LIRR train ride, and customized "Charlie's BLT."

I wish they would bring back the old lobster bisque recipe, the new one isn't as goodread more

I've been here several times at Taby's Burger House to get breakfast and let me tell you the food…read morehere is amazing plus the customer service is A+. The wait to be seated and get serviced wasn't too long either. I loved the old school diner style and feel to the restaurant. If you're in Oyster Bay definitely hit them up, you won't be disappointed.

I highly recommend this mom & pop, diner like experience, in the heart of little Oyster Bay Village…read moreon the Island! Our server was friendly and continually refilled our water glasses without thinking twice and even the counter person who took our payments for the bill, was warm and kind. There are plenty of breakfast options, and the coffee was fresh, but I went with the "Oyster Bay Burger. It had mozzarella cheese, mushrooms, grilled peppers ( I told them to HOLD the peppers) and fried onions. The order arrived quickly to the table. The burger looked delicious, was delicious and was lip smacking tasty!! When that 1/2 pound bad boy came out, it was HUGE and it was love after first bite ! Fresh ground beef, Cooked to perfection, and so very juicy ! My mouth waters thinking of it now. Again they have PLENTY OF BREAKFAST options and at a reasonable price. Fruits, juices, eggs, toast, muffins, omelets, griddle specialities and more until 11 A.M. The rest of the menu carries traditional diner fair. You've got appetizers, fruit and juices, salads, beverages, Greek style salads, hot and cold sandwiches! The place has that ol' traditional diner feel, with wooden chairs & dining tables. It's like stepping back into a old time diner from the 50's. It's cozy and when I was there it was packed with people, seemed like a lot of locals. There is street parking in the front, but it can be challenging and tough. I recommend, though, I didn't know this until I used the restroom towards the back of the restaurant, that there is EASY PATRON PARKING SPACES IN THE REAR OF THIS RESTAURANT! Overall, this place is a great place to get your diner food fix! And the owner was on the premises and seemed to genuinely care about how his business was running. Wheelchair accessibility: is provided by a rear entrance, with, I believe, parking behind this restaurant. Buon Appetito!!!!!!!! Salute

Excellent service! Dark and classey ambiance. Tagliatelle Bolognese was outstanding light and…read moreflavorful. Cucumber appetizer delightful. Afforgotta dessert was out of this world. Handmade love!

Although I still can't pronounce their name, we all loved our dinner at Gioia and they easily…read moreearned a 4.5/5 from me :D Their house made pastas were different (and delicious!), and we all enjoyed every dish. My favorites of the night were the pastas and steak. We were lucky they allowed us to book a large party dinner, so my photos of the food are all "family style" servings. If Parmesan is too strong of a flavor for you, you may want to avoid the cauliflower since it is soaking in the sauce (delightful for those who enjoy it). Pastas were all handmade and interestingly shaped! My favorite was the Maltagliati, thin al dente ribbons sliding through a light flavored seafood sauce and tender succulent chunks of shrimp :) Everyone else chose the Gramigna as their favorite-- the curved thick ridged pasta reminded me of bucatini, which worked well with their ragu-like sausage sauce. The Garganelli had a long twisted penne-like shape but was not as al dente, a tad overcooked. It had a tasty vegetable-forward flavor. For entrees, the salmon was either poached or sous vide, making it very tender and moist which was a big contrast to the herb-crusted skin. That part mostly tasted burnt to me. The steak came pre-sliced, and it was tender but also had a nice chew -- perfect! The taste with the peppercorn sauce and mushrooms was really nice. Would definitely get that steak again, and I don't even like meat that much! And for dessert, the chocolate cake was a little dry even though it sat in a puddle of vanilla sauce. The crostata's green apple filling was sweet and tart, yummy! Things I think could be improved: the sizzling shrimp and salmon both had burnt/charred parts. Could be part of the charm, but it took away some of the enjoyment because it just tasted burnt. The small space was filled and busy all night, and it was a little loud as well. Their service was excellent; waiters looked polished in their white outfits and acted the part. It made for a lovely outing-- the birthday boy announced Gioia was his new favorite Italian restaurant! Definitely try this cute little spot out. I will be thinking about the pastas and the steak :D

It is a cute, tiny, gourmet place not to miss. They have a talented group of ladies who know how…read moreto make chicken salad and how to pick out great bread. They will and often do sell you a half sandwhich (they have them cut like that). They make homemade soup and desserts... all gourmet - You can easily miss this place - it has no overhead sign and is two stores west of the corner carvel. Perriwinkles is on the window so you can find it. What to try here.. always try the *chicken salad sandwich - you'll see why.. just delicious with apricots etc and on the perfect multi grain bread.. try their soups - I like butternut squash .. a bit spicy but good. fresh iced tea - depending on the day.. berry flavors are there - really good.. dessert - completely homemade - she has an amazing carrot cake The owner is a very busy and talented lady - but tries to say hi to people when she see's them. They do catering for on of the goldcoast mansions around here and their events also. If interested in checking them out ask for a flyer of where they will be catering.

Delicious food in adorable cafe setting. Wonderful take out menu and fabulous for boat…read moreprovisioning!! Open on weekends again! Yay!

They have just been the worst for about 6 months now. No pumps ever work. Very inconvenient for the…read moreOyster Bay community. Thank god for the Bolla Market, but then again that is in East Norwich.

Absolutely the worst staff I've ever seen. I am handicapped and walk with a cane. I only tell you…read morethis for context. I gave the female employee whatI thought was $35 and the pump stopped at $30. Apparently I only gave her $30 but she starts immediately SCREAMING in my face about "why do you need change" and barely gets it out so I can understand. The manager doubles down and demands my receipt. I walk out to the pump in the heat with a cane. He snatches the receipt from me and slams it on the counter and says "you only paid $30 you have your money" again I can barely understand. I told them both I'm never going back there and I haven't in months and never plan to again. I don't care if I run out of gas. I've never been treated like that before and I'm pretty laid back. I don't understand how you can be in customer service and just start screaming at a customer rather than simply explaining what the mix up was. I would have been fine had they simply explained it. I never once said ANYTHING besides "I just need change please". And chaos ensued. Think twice about going here until new management comes in. Absolutely reprehensible no business is customer service at all.