Our waitress made our dinner very pleasant. We appreciated Janice T's wonderful service and great…read morerecommendations. Everything we ordered was delicious!

From start to finish, a perfect brunch experience. The food is incredible and our service was…read morespot on! Flawless!

The Villager Farmingdale, NY…read more@thevillagerfarmingdale The @thevillagerfarmingdale is part of @lfrg_ny and a great spot to grab a delicious bite to eat and drink of your choice. We loved everything we had, especially the buffalo chicken egg rolls and the Philly cheesesteak empanadas! They make them in house daily and you can tell! The cocktails were fresh, colorful, and fun! The service here was professional and welcoming. Their menu offers an array of large plates, burgers, tacos, and shareables. They have 24 seasonal, rotating draft beers and some amazing handcrafted cocktails. They also have a full mocktail menu if you are partaking in dry January! Come stop by! Weekly Specials: * Margarita Monday * Bingo Tuesday * Dips & Chips Wednesday * Burger & Beer Thursday * Brunch Sunday Follow us at @drinklongislandny for full video review and many more spots!

Got together with some friends on the island for a relaxing dinner…read more We were told this is a nice, fun and relaxing atmosphere. That's pretty much correct. The night was bingo night but that aside we had a good time. You can eat both inside and outside. The outside offers seating in front and back. I'm a big outdoor seating person so we ate outdoors. For the most part, everyone enjoyed their dinner. The hamburgers were good. The fried pickles were good, if you like those. The Parmesan fries were also popular, but not my thing. What caught my eye was the berry goat cheese salad. Mixed greens, berries, caramel pecans, goat cheese, and their red vinaigrette was excellent. I thought I'd throw some protein on there so added the steak. The steak was not very good so I ended up eating very little of it. Not quite sure what the taste was that the steak was giving off but not something to my liking. Otherwise, this is a terrific salad. The vegetables refresh, they gave you a ton of variety of berries, and the overall size was terrific.

Whiskey Down Diner…read more Came for the pancakes, stayed for the cocktails, reconsidered my entire life because the staff looks like they were cast for a Netflix rom-com but decided to serve eggs instead. In your next life you want to be married to a Whiskey Chick... that would be a life well-lived.

I wanted to have a better experience than I did. My party of three each ordered a variation of a…read morehamburger, and all of them were surprisingly underwhelming - especially given the restaurant's reputation. Additionally, the bathroom was very poorly maintained, we had to ask twice before the paper towels were replaced. More concerning, though, was the seating. Our table, along with two other parties, was placed in the back by the kitchen. All three groups were Black Americans. While I can't know the intent behind the seating assignments, the pattern was difficult to ignore and left an uncomfortable impression. If you don't know why this is problematic, I'd recommend reading more history books. A great dining experience is about more than the food - it's also about making guests feel equally welcome and valued. Unfortunately, this visit missed the mark on both fronts. If equitable hospitality matters to you, or if you're simply looking for an exceptional burger, I'd encourage you to explore other options.

I ate at the Huntington location and Ty was our waiter. He totally made the meal so pleasant. He…read moretook great care of us and is so personable. The food was great too.

I was blown away by Harleys. We went for brunch and everything was delicious. There were 3 of us…read moreand we shared everything. This was one of the best brunches I've had and it was fairly reasonable. Service was great too.

Wow..... what a disappointment.... I had been looking online for a place with good ol' southern…read morefried chicken, Most of what I found was "skinless," which to me, defeats the point of getting fried chicken! I admit it, I love the skin! We ordered a bucket of 8 pieces, and chose mac and cheese and cole slaw. We also ordered a side of jalapeno corn bread. There's really no good news here. The chicken was so dry inside, we couldn't eat it and thrw out all 8 pieces. The mac and cheese wasn't terrible, but I've certainly had better. It too was dry, and was basically one big piece of mac and cheese. The cole slaw was..... interesting. It was an odd pinkish color (red cabbage?) with really no sauce that I could find. My hunt for great fried chicken,,,, withnthe damned skin on..... continues.

I was very impressed with this restaurant. Not only was the hostess so welcoming when my group of…read morefriends came in for my friend's birthday, the staff was so friendly and accommodating as well. The atmosphere makes you feel like you are in a restaurant in Nashville. The menu and the drink list really transport you there as well as the live music. The band was so good! I'm on a diet and the waitress was able to work with the chef to accommodate my needs. I was so impressed. I will for sure be back again. I ordered the sweet potato bowl with brisket, tomatoes and onions. I had one drink, whiskey pig bourbon, was very good. The restaurant has a fun cocktail list and a lot of bourbons. Can't wait to take my husband here

We walked in on Tuesday for an early birthday celebration and to take advantage of the Long Island…read moreRestaurant Week menu. My brother has always wanted to try this place, but we never had a chance to actually step foot inside the Library Cafe. As the name suggests, the restaurant sits at the site of the old town library, and the bar area has tall shelves and a rolling ladder to pay homage to the name. To maximize the restaurant week menu, three of us tried different appetizers. The ahi tuna taco was the best of the lot- crispy shell and nicely prepared tuna filling. The Thai calamari was a little too overcooked and the sweet sauce was cloying. I didn't get to try too much of the French onion soup because my dad almost inhaled it whole, but it was gooey and comforting. I had the honey-soy glazed salmon with broccolini. The salmon was a little dry, but the glaze and cashew went well with it. Maybe a touch of spice could have improved the dish. The broccolini was nicely textured and not too bitter. My mom's fish and chips were underwhelming, though the not-proper "chips" were well fried and seasoned. It was not served with vinegar either. My brother had the Buddha bowl which he enjoyed and felt was a good health conscious option. I did love that they allowed my dad -- who was not feeling too well-- to order just an entree while the rest of the table had the restaurant week menu. I know some restaurants require all members of the table to order off the prix fixe menu sometimes. He had the burger, which was cooked very precisely to medium-rare. We did have dessert though we were stuffed at this point. The sticky toffee pudding cake was lovely, moist, and so decadent without being overly heavy. I ordered the wild berry cheesecake, and while the clearly house made berry compote was a nice touch, it was just a little underwhelming next to the sticky toffee pudding. Overall, we had a good time at the Library Cafe, and though service was a little slow due to sudden rush of diners, it was a fun little weekday dinner. I did see signs for their happy hour, which I'd love to try-- especially their cocktails named after writers!

Recently had lunch at the Library Cafe when visiting Farmingdale and was amazed at the interior…read moreambiance. One cannot miss the large wall of liquor bottles behind the bar. Never went to a bar that needed a rolling ladder to access the top shelves. The high ceilings ( believe it was a renovated library ) even allowed for a small sailboat to be displayed above the main entrance foyer. Shout out to the staff. We were immediately welcomed by the bartender and informed we could sit anywhere rather than wait to be seated. Our server Annie was exceptional: welcoming, friendly and attentive with some appreciative suggestions from the menu. The menu, excluding the St Patrick's March Menu, was your typical American bar pub food fare: appetizers, sandwiches, burgers and limited entrees. Started off with the onions soup which was cheesy but light on onion slices but very good. Passed on the St Pats March Menu ( except for the Guinness beer ) and stuck with sandwich options. The sandwiches came with a side ( other sides available with an up charge). The sliced steak sandwich, roast beef French Dip sandwich and classic burger were all cooked to perfection and served with either a salad or waffle fries. The Library features an extensive cocktail menu with creative names of famous authors and even novels. In addition there is a separate open air event area ( above and overlooking the restaurant floor ) for private events or parties. Overall a great place to grab a drink and enjoy some good food that's reasonably priced. Definitely will be back when in the area again. One note Street parking is limited but there are municipal parking lots nearby.

An Italian restaurant located on the main street of Downtown Farmingdale. Came on a weekday evening…read morefor early dinner and found street parking out in front. The place has a good amount of seating area including high tops, low booths, bar table, and a private room. There is also two unisex restrooms. I came with my boyfriend before an event at Farmingdale State College and we were on a time crunch. I made a reservation on OpenTable but it was not busy at all. We got greeted and seated immediately upon walking in. Then, a server came with ice water for the both of us before our actual waiter came to introduce herself and ask if we were ready to order. Shortly after ordering, the waitress brought us a plate of complimentary bread that comes with garlic on top and olive oil dip on bottom. We got the fried calamari which was perfectly battered (not too little nor too thick) and fried perfectly (not too burnt nor too pale). The taste was great and went well with the marinara sauce. The Clams Oreganata were delicious too - very meaty and flavorful with a nice sauce and lemon to squeeze on top. The Clams Vespa is very unique and creamy. It reminds me of a white Alfredo sauce with baked clams. They had a huge variety of drinks and it was hard for me to choose, but the lady recommended me the Sicilian Kiss which is a strawberry flavored cocktail. It is supposed to be on the sweeter side but the alcohol was strong too. As for our main entree, we got the Papperdelle Bolognese which was a veal, pork, beef ragu on ribbon pasta. Very well cooked and the taste and texture went perfectly together. We were so full, but never skip on dessert! I'm personally not a fan of cheesecake, but they have creme brulee cheesecake and rainbow cookie cheesecake which I would have loved to try if it wasn't for the cheesecake. But I was happy to find out I could order the rainbow cookie gelato that usually comes with the cheesecake. That was yummy! The texture reminded me of the cake mix Ice-Cream from Carvel and the flavor is not too strong. Overall, great vibes and service. Will definitely be back to the the pizza and other pastas.

Service is great and fast. Large space, larger than you'd think…read more Menu is large and they have something for just about anyone. Food is good! Good spot for dinner/drinks on Main St.

I ordered the family meal and was not disappointed! For $37 including tax so much food was…read moreincluded! I ordered it for 4 people, and there was still leftovers of at least another 2 meals. I ordered Caesar salad, pasta with garlic and oil and vodka chicken Parmesan. Everything was very delicious and not overly salty. I would definitely order the family meal again and I would definitely come here for dinner. The inside was very welcoming.

Very pleasant dining experience good service and food. Also have had family take out meal very good…read moreas well