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Southold Eatery Prepares For Final Day In Business
After almost 10 years in business, a Long Island eatery will soon serve its last customers.
Wednesday's Table in Southold is preparing to close for good after New Year's Eve, Saturday, Dec. 31, with the owner announcing that some items may soon disappear from the menu.
The owner first announced plans to close the restaurant, located at 53345 Route 25, on Wednesday, Nov. 16, in the form of a "Dear John" breakup letter.
Dear John, I’m writing to let you know that I think we need to go our separate ways for now. It’s been almost 10 years... Posted by Wednesday's Table on Wednesday, Novem…
Popular Restaurant In Lake Grove Closes After Decades In Business
A popular barbecue restaurant has permanently closed after serving Long Islanders for more than 60 years.
The Good Steer had its last night of service on Saturday, July 9, the owners announced.
The eatery, known for its burgers, onion rings, and barbecue dishes, first opened its doors in 1957.
The restaurant was located at 2810 Middle Country Road in Lake Grove.
"We have truly enjoyed serving you for these past 7 decades, but it is time for us to end this story," the owners said in a farewell message to customers. "We will miss you all. We will miss sharing the occasions, celebrations, an…
Popular Long Island Eatery To Close After 26 Years In Business
After 26 years in business, a popular Long Island eatery is preparing to close its doors.
Zorn's of Bellmore will have its last day of business on Sunday, March 27, the eatery announced on Monday, March 14.
The owner is retiring and plans to move south with his family, Zorn's said.
The eatery, located at 2495 Merrick Road, is known for homemade dishes, such as rotisserie chicken, ribs, garlic mashed potatoes, and more.
"It has been our greatest pleasure to serve this community for the past 26 years," the announcement reads. "Our sincere gratitude & thanks go out to all…
Suffolk Restaurant Shut Down, Manager, Customers Arrested During Inspection
A Long Island restaurant was closed and condemned after six people, including staffers and customers, were arrested during a State Liquor Authority inspection.
In addition, 17 building and fire inspection codes were violated by Y & Y Latin Grill located at 577 Broadway in Amityville, Suffolk County Police said.
The inspection started just before 11 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 11.
First Precinct officers arrested one woman and five men:
Yannibel Segovia, 29, of West Babylon, the manager of the restaurant, was charged with two counts disorderly premise and failure to maintain a propri…
