5 shining stars for the GF olive oil tripple berry cake. I…read morehave to admit I am an instant fan of the bakery here. The best indisputable GF olive oil triple berry cake is so heavenly! The sweetness is like 2/10! I was sold at the very first bite of it. Its semi crispiness of triple berry top layer harmonizes with a slightly coarse yellow flour layer perfectly. Love love love. For $5, I will so go back for this. The carrot, zucchini, coconut, raisin and walnut muffin is another miracle ($4). The combination guarantees you a knockout. Nutty, sweet (4 out of 10 in sweetness), moist and crispy all in one. Layers of flavors. The only thing I would like to suggest is to label nutrition info such as calorie etc. Great service as well.

Love the cozy ambiance inside and outdoor seating area where many people relax with kids and pets…read more The staff is friendly and gives great recommendations for the menu. All the coffee drinks were well made and the sandwiches were delicious. Highly recommend their famous sandwich! The house is also shared with a wine bar so check the door sign when you enter. Their own parking space is very limited in the back, you're more likely to find parking on the street The only opportunity is the wait time - not sure if they were short staffed on that particular day, but only 2 people working to take orders, make the drinks, and to bring out the food.

Saint Rocco's is a Glen Cove staple with everything you can imagine. From desserts to sandwiches,…read morethey have something for everyone. I wanted to try their sandwiches so I ordered a chicken caprese sandwich. It was so fresh and delicious, I highly recommend it. Aside from sandwiches, they have a large hot food section too. They have seating inside and a large patio outside with seating over the summer. They have tons of parking so that isn't an issue either. It's a great place to stop for lunch/dinner.

If I could give zero stars to this location, I would. I was very disappointed. I have ordered…read morebreakfast here before without any issues, until now. On Sunday morning, we were heading over to Glen Cove, so I called at 10:32 AM to place an order. A young girl picked up the phone. I ordered two sausage, egg, and cheese sandwiches, an eggs Benedict platter, two egg and cheese sandwiches, and a cup of coffee. The young lady informed me that the coffee might get cold by the time I arrived, but I told her I had no problem with that since I was already on my way. She proceeded to repeat my order back to me and said, 'Thank you, we'll see you soon. Have a good day.' I thanked her and hung up. We arrived at St. Rocco's Bakery within 15 minutes. I waited in a long line, and as soon as a young man assisted me, I informed him that I was picking up a phone order for Veronica. He went to the kitchen and came back saying, 'They are working on your order right now.' I said perfect, and asked to add an extra coffee. He went to get the coffees and then checked back in the kitchen for my order. He came back out and asked, 'Are you sure you called the right location? There are no orders under Veronica being made.' I took out my phone and showed him the 10:32 AM call. I asked if it was their number, and he confirmed it was. I explained that I called, placed the order, and had it repeated back to me. He looked shocked. The chef then came out and asked another counter employee if she had taken the order. She didn't speak a word and just kept staring at the chef without acknowledging me. I got extremely aggravated by the situation, especially because no one apologized and no one offered to quickly make my breakfast. So, I just left. Unfortunately, St. Rocco's Bakery has lost a customer, along with my whole family. Si pudiera darle cero estrellas a esta sucursal, lo haría. Quedé muy decepcionada. Siempre he pedido el desayuno aquí y nunca había tenido ningún problema hasta esta vez. El domingo por la mañana nos dirigíamos a Glen Cove, así que llamé a las 10:32 AM para hacer un pedido. Contestó una joven. Pedí dos sándwiches de salchicha, huevo y queso, un plato de huevos Benedictinos, dos sándwiches de huevo y queso, y una taza de café. La joven me informó que el café se enfriaría, pero le dije que no tenía problema con eso porque ya iba en camino. Procedió a repetirme el pedido y me dijo: 'Gracias, los vemos pronto. Que tenga un buen día'. Le dije gracias e igualmente, y colgué. Llegamos a St. Rocco's Bakery en unos 15 minutos. Hice una fila larga y tan pronto como un joven me atendió, le informé que venía a recoger un pedido por teléfono a nombre de Veronica. Fue a la cocina y regresó diciendo: 'Están trabajando en su pedido en este momento'. Dije perfecto y le pedí agregar un café extra. Fue a traer los cafés y decidió volver a la cocina para verificar el estado de la comida. Salió y me preguntó: '¿Está segura de que llamó a la sucursal correcta? No hay ningún pedido a nombre de Veronica'. Saqué mi teléfono y le mostré la llamada realizada a las 10:32 AM y le pregunté si ese era el número. Me dijo que sí. Le dije: 'Llamé a este número, hice el pedido y la señorita me lo repitió'. Se quedó muy sorprendido. El chef salió y le preguntó a otra joven en el mostrador si ella había tomado el pedido. Ella no decía nada, solo miraba al chef sin dirigirme la palabra. Me molesté muchísimo con la situación, especialmente porque nadie me pidió una disculpa y el personal ni siquiera se ofreció a prepararme el desayuno rápidamente, así que simplemente me fui. Desafortunadamente, St. Rocco's Bakery perdió a una clienta y a toda mi familia.

The place stands out among North Shore cafes. It is the perfect spot for a pick me up anytime of…read moreyear, especially because they make such killer seasonal drinks! There truly aren't any weak points on their menu, in my opinion. The coffee is killer, the baked goods are delicious, and the ice cream and unexpectedly FIRE. My go-to drink is The Founder. The staff is always super patient and sweet, don't be shy to ask for second opinions when torn on what to order. They know what they're doing! The atmosphere is lovely to work in and will have you taking out your phone to snap a pic or two. I love how they feature local art and sell home goods and trinkets. Lots to look at while waiting for your order. My only qualm is the parking situation, despite being out of their control. Tight street parking.

The Founder coffee at Karmic Grind honestly shocked me and left me craving more. I haven't had a…read morecoffee in a while that unlocked a new moment for me, and The Founder did exactly that. It was coffeey, milky, well-autumn-spiced and memorable. I can't wait to come back and order another one. Definitely worth the hype, and I highly recommend it to any coffee lover looking to try something special.

Girl behind the counter was very patient with our trying flavors before ordering. She suggested…read morethat I switch my request for lemon on the bottom and pistachio on top because the lemon would melt more. Cute interior with ample seating. As a note, only street parking and some random lot across the street that I parked in. Gelato was yummy and would come back.

Sea Cliff Galeteria is a simple but nice place to have ice cream, gelato, and sorbet…read more Espresso, cappuccino, and a few pastries are also available. The staff was professional and polite. The quality of the ice cream was superb. The Wild Berry and Limon are both fantastic.

I got a chocolate frozen yogurt here tonight, got home and ate a spoonful and it was so sour and…read moredisgusting I couldn't eat it. There is definitely something wrong with it. It tasted like a sour chemical. Tried to call but no one picked up of course. Waste of 10$

Really don't understand the hype about this place . This is my third time here and disappointed as…read morealways , I really tried to like it . The frozen yogurt on many occasions didn't taste right , very melty , the toppings look like they haven't been changed in who knows how long, not very sanitary during these times to have people self serve toppings either .. yuck Also didn't see any fresh fruit toppings just sugary goodies . But the toppings they offer are at least fun , huge selection The employees are clueless and not friendly at all . For the prices here it's not worth it at all . It's convenient since we live close and it's the only frozen yogurt place in the area but sadly I won't give it another try

You can buy everything here at Whole Foods or a normal grocery store for much less money.read more

Lovely assortment of organic produce, and packaged goods. I like the deli department in the back,…read moreand staff is super nice and welcoming. The store is clean and has decent parking. I regularly come here to shop for snacks.

Delicious food and truly staple here in Locust Valley I have…read morereturned many times. The food is always delicious and consistent.

All around amazing, the ambience is great and the location is beautiful, it makes you feel like you…read moreare in a cozy little cafe even though the location is quite big. The service was also 5 star and the food was super good! Weirdly they didn't have pizza on the day I was there, but no complaints aside from that.

My absolute favorite place to eat, the food is great, nice employees, and has a great casual vibe.read more

This is my family s local ramen spot. The boss lady is very fond of my boy because she says he does…read morenot behave like a 13yrs but rather a 31 yrs always polite and gentleman-like. My son always orders the same things, Karaage, pork belly bao and tonkatsu ramen and never eats corns and ground pork floating in the rich broth in it. He says he does not want to cause the lady doubt her cooking is less than perfect lol. Instead he packs it back to home. He does enjoys the pork belly buns every time. Today's fat/lean ration on the pork belly is a bit off. The flavor remains tasty however. The Karaage is somewhat dry. Not sure is because different coating used or over cooked. Over all is a pleasant ramen spot to visit. I think sometimes people like some places is not Soly for food but for what other reasons make you feel good welcoming

Great location! Solid options for desserts with ice cream and pastries, nestled within a pretty…read moregood spot of glen cove.

Yesterday we were driving home after eating in Glen Cove and we passed this cute little coffee…read moreshop. We decided to do a U turn and check it out. Man am I glad we did. The pastry counter was loaded with selections of beautiful cake slices, Cannoli, and pastries that represent probably 20 different countries around the globe..they also had an ice cream area and a bar so we will check that out next time. This location is in sea cliff long island but when you walk through it you'll feel like your on Los Olas Blvd or South Beach in Florida. It has an unbelievable vacation vibe..they have so many exotic coffee drinks and one was more beautiful than the next...toughest part of this experience is what to order..everything looked amazing..I got a milk cake and it was the best ive ever tried. Not overly sweet but fresh and delicious...ask for napkins milk comes out in every fork full..out of 5 stars I give it 10!!! Check out the artwork in this place when you go. Its amazing. You think the place is small but its not. We also met the owners and they were the nicest people so passionate about being the best for their guests..long Island needs more places and operators like this one. Worth the trip from anywhere in my opinion

Noble Savage Brewing Company is a craft brewery that opened in Glen Cove, New York in June 2019. It…read morewas founded by brewmaster Frank Bilello. Beginning in 2014, Bilello began homebrewing out of his backyard shed. By 2016, after working as an intern at Oyster Bay Brewing, he started looking for a space to open his own brick & mortar brewery. Bilello finally acquired a circa 1928 building in downtown Glen Cove and would spend the next two years renovating it. He chose the name "Noble Savage" as a reference to his way of life: to live nobly and have a noble vision, but be savage in your actions. After running out of money, Bilello initially opened the space as a craft beer bar before he generated enough revenue to get the brew system running. Within a few years, Noble Savage became nationally acclaimed for their small-batch hazy IPAs as well as Bilello's strict commitment to using 100% New York State-grown and floor-malted grains from the Hudson Valley. I recently visited Noble Savage while I was traveling through Long Island. They have been on my list since I read about them in Hop Culture Magazine. I arrived right as they opened for the day. The taproom has sort of a rustic feel to it. I pulled up a seat at the bar and looked over the draught menu. The staff were friendly and there seemed to be a small group of regulars stopping by for beers. Throughout my visit, I enjoyed short pours of "Unintended Consequences" (Dark Lager), "Compelling Insight" (New England IPA), "Psychedelic Hyperboost" (New England IPA), and "Vicarious Joy" (Double New England IPA). Everything was really good; I can see what all of the hype is about! Owner and brewmaster Frank Bilello was nice enough to chat with me for a few minutes, give me a tour of the brew system and even let me sample a green beer fresh from the tanks. If you're a serious craft beer drinker then keep Noble Savage on your radar!

Our brew club had a meeting here recently and everything everyone says is true. Great beer, great…read morestaff, nice location. Unfortunately, they did not have their usual amount of beer on tap...some sort of heating issue slowed them down. Regardless the three beers I DID get to try were all amazing, especially the DARK LAGER!! It was so good I bought a four pack of cans to bring home and savor! Looking forward to another visit when they have more selection so I can try more! They also have cider...but I was sticking to beer.