Bay Shore may best be known as the gateway to Fire Island, but don’t be too quick to hop on the ferry. Located just about an hour-long train ride from NYC, this South Shore downtown’s dining scene is raved by foodies and the views are loved by locals. Bay Shore is the perfect place to kick off a…
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Port Jefferson–AKA Port Jeff or PJ to locals–is one of Long Island’s most charming waterfront downtowns, just 50 miles east of New York City. Once a bustling shipbuilding port in the 1800s, today it’s packed with international cuisine, boutique-lined streets, views of the Long Island Sound and…
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Riverhead, known as the “Gateway to the Forks,” is rich in agricultural heritage and early American history. Named by Forbes as one of the Top 50 Travel Destinations in 2023, the town is home to farmlands and the entrance of Long Island Wine Country, world-class entertainment and attractions, and…
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Northport has long been a getaway destination since the 1800s, thanks to the rich maritime heritage, postcard views, and old-school charm. The village still bears the trolley tracks laid in the early 1900s, and Main Street is lined with establishments old and new, from flagship restaurants to a…
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Patchogue has since been revitalized into a lively downtown, with restaurants, bars, boutique shops and cultural attractions lining the once-vacant storefronts. Spend the weekend exploring Main Street, the arts scene and beyond in this walkable downtown. The best part? It’s located on Long…
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Located right along Long Island’s North Shore, Downtown Huntington is perfect for history buffs, foodies, photogs, and everyone in between. Think historic museums, delicious dining, boutique shopping, and artsy fun. From morning coffee to evening cocktails, it's the kind of place that makes it easy…
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