I knew when I did my Yelp research for a great Sunday brunch place, it would be a success and it…read moresure was a hit! Thank you Copperhill for such a great dining experience. We were traveling from out of town and meeting up with an old high school friend and Copperhill was the perfect place. They had a menu full of great selections ... from brunchy items to salads/sandwiches and great healthy selections too. Our server Cat D. also did a fine job of keeping us all very happy, she's a great server. I had the shrimp tacos which were very good. My husband and HS friend had the kale salad with a big piece of salmon on top. We all really enjoyed our meal and had plenty of time to catch up with each other. The restaurant itself is very nicely decorated with cool art and flowers/plant life. They did a great job with creating a cool vibe inside. It does get a little loud, so if you're looking for a quiet meal, brunch on a Sunday might not be the place. The restaurant gets pretty crowded.. and for a reason. Great service, food and ambiance can do that! I would definitely go back next time I'm in town.

What a wonderful place! All around consistency from appetizers to dessert!…read more We recently celebrated my birthday and Copperhill did not disappoint! Everything was so fresh and delicious. We had the grilled octopus, it was perfectly cooked and very tender, dressed with frisee, olives and citrus. We also had the oh, so delicious short rib, Pappardelle with lamb , Salmon and a light and delicious flourless brownie with coffee ice cream. We had a lovely server named Kat. She and the Copperhill team were absolutely delightful, delivering top notch service!

As always, this is a fantastic place to grab breakfast or lunch with friends and family. All the…read morestaff are wonderful and friendly. They are attentive and courteous, even when they are super busy. They expanded their menu since they renovated the interior. I still stick for the classic Greek fare like chicken souvlaki and gyros. Their French fries are soo good! Their breakfast omelet with home fries are also so good. My friend said Louie's eggs Benedict is the best and therefore she never orders it anywhere else. Highly highly recommend! Owned by a lovely family!

Food: Decent and fresh but underseasoned. Understandable for the community they serve (although…read moreyouthful customers abound, a more retired community did much more.) Omelet & Home Fries desperately needed seasoning on all levels. Chicken and Lemon Rice Soup was adequately flavored with a nice pucker but the Olive Oil used was flowery and overpowered the delicacy of this soup. The Grilled Chicken Salad (lettuce, cucumbers and tomatoes) on it's own was DELISH. The Caesar dressing that was different but edible, a little on the sweet and thin side. Thankfully, had some Homemade Caesar at home to compensate. Also, had a TEC (Turkey, freshly sliced off the bone, Egg (scrambled), and Cheese (Cheddar) on a large, pillowy roll. Enjoyable. Service...1 person put a SOUR taste in our mouths. Was immediately greeted by everyone, except the older lady who was supposed to take our order. We LITERALLY stood in front of the register for almost 10 minutes, while she greeted and helped EVERYONE around, on the side & behind us. An older jovial man finally greeted us and was apologetic and swift. If it wasn't for the long morning and afternoon we had, we would've taken our money elsewhere! It stayed busy and packed so get there early. They do try to be efficient when seating. Overall, we could give them another opportunity to see if the "selective service" by that 1 team member was a one-off! Street parking.

The hostess was very cordial. They had live music inside so we opted for outside for the lake view…read moreand good weather. The drinks were great, there were vegan options. The waiter was very helpful in giving us options to modify. We were served promptly, food was great. A server was going around giving everyone a piece of bread at a time. Rather than put a little basket with four pieces per table, probably would save time any effort. I would absolutely go back, it was a good date spot.

Went here for my friends birthday and felt that the food and service were underwhelming…read more For the good: Thyme is a cute restaurant in a nice location and the drinks were nice and strong. The underwhelming and not so great: we had to ask for bread to be served and it wasn't going to be brought over otherwise, the restaurant was VERY hot and when we asked if they could put on the air we were given attitude by the waiter- It wasn't until we flagged down the lovely woman at reception who was happy to put the air on for us.I felt like the food was just bland. Nothing was cheap here (as expected in Roslyn) so for the price and experience I felt the need to write a review. And let me just say that I have absolutely no problem paying up for a nice meal. I probably will make this a one and done.

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.

A lovely modern French restaurant in Manhasset. It's been a staple in this neighborhood for 55+…read moreyears. There's also a separate lounge and bar area if you want to skip the formal dining room and just want light tapas and drinks. Their website says everything is made in house including the desserts. I had dinner here once before but it's been a hot minute since (my pre-Yelp days). This visit was for a friend's birthday and I wanted to introduce French cuisine to her. It was a brisk night out but nice and warm inside. Parking lot is located in the rear of the shopping plaza where this restaurant is located. Onto the food: we started with cocktails and ordered wine to pair with our dinner. For starters, we ordered the poached artichoke gratinee. The presentation was quite pretty, seasoned with chives, parsley, and Parmesan crumbs. I love most foods with cheese! Not shy about that! We also ordered the Hudson Valley foie gras, paired with a port poached pear and honey served with a cranberry brioche. It's an acquired taste that I really enjoy but if you're not into liver, then this dish is not for you. My friends never had foie gras so I ordered this to introduce it to them. This was also the swap since they didn't want escargot (overplayed by reputation for the cuisine). The third appetizer we chose was the crispy octopus. So many flavors in that plate, think olives, red pepper hummus and potatoes served with it. This was a great shareable dish and the dish was delicious as well as appetizing. For dinner: we shared all three entrees, 1) Herb crusted Rack of lamb, which I ordered medium temp. Divine! 2) Veal Chatelaine had a nice chestnuts and sherry sauce, very tender, and 3) Filet of Sole en croute, which the fish was moist and tucked inside the pastry shell. A bit thicker pastry than expected but the first was nicely seasoned. For dessert as I said, it was a friends' birthday...so despite all that food, we ordered three desserts to share as well. The Pistachio Tartufo, the Tiramisu and the creme brulee. All were delicious for the flavor profiles they were but I definitely preferred the creme brulee. The Pistachio Tartufo was really good - packed a lot of flavor. The tiramisu was light and airy.

Really enjoyed the food here, it's good French food. Duck was really good and of course loved the…read morefoie gras. Escargot could've used a little more salt but still good overall.

I'm disappointed in our experience. A group of four, we each had a soup and 2 drinks. Lobster…read morebisque was tasty but only 3 bites of lobster. French onion soup was ok. Halibut special was not with $44 as the vegetables were nice but the fish was not seasoned and almost tasteless. Fish and chips: Fish was actually very good but the fries were not. Two people in our party got them and both hated the fries. Chicken satay had no peanut sauce at all, just a hot chili sauce. For desert, lava cake apparently good but the apple crisp wasn't crisp at all, just a mushy oatmeal covering over cooked apples. A sad end to a meal that cost almost $360. Won't be back.

Came in for a birthday dinner on New Year's day. The place was pleasantly empty- just one table…read morefinishing up, and some folks at the bar. Service was therefore fast and attentive. Drinks came out pretty quickly and were kept full throughout the meal. We ordered the Buttermilk Fried Chicken (they happily subbed out the greens for brussels) and the Long Island duck. Both were decent portion sizes (I took half of the chicken home for lunch the next day) and tasted very good. We were full by the time it came to dessert, so we didn't order anything, but menu looked tempting. While we were there we saw a ton of take-out orders being picked up, so obviously a local favorite. If we lived closer would definitely get take out from here as well.

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.

Went for a random lunch with the wife and two kids. Service was friendly but took forever for our…read morefood with no one saying anything. Place was practically empty so not sure why that was the case. Food was just eh. Not even great for a bar. Overpriced for what it was. Best thing I could say was the beer was cold.

First time and thoroughly impressed. My entire dining experience was on point from perfectly shaken…read morecocktails, impeccable entrees and super attentive service from Sean so needless to say, I will no doubt be back soon. Sullivan's atmosphere is vibrant with a mature atmosphere. They have a bar section but also a main dining area for family or larger gathering. Outdoor tables are available when weather permits. Located in quiet Port Washington, this Irish-American spot is definitely worth the visit. Shame on me for living so close and having never experienced before.