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Good Restaurants for Anniversary
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hazeleyes33
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Re: Good Restaurants for Anniversary
Posted by iffer042373
Spazzo is a nice place I ahve taken my 8 month old daughter there its a nice little romantic family place its on old country road a little down from buy buy baby
there is also a hibatchi place over there as well that is nice
the cheesecake factory is yummy as well in the source mall
Cafe Bacci is good too
what area are you looking at
We are mostly looking around the Suffolk Area. We are getting a friend to watch the kids and I don't want to take that long. It is also going to be on a Sunday night so I know I will be tired by then!
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Re: Good Restaurants for Anniversary
Just thought of another - The Bayport House
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| Posted 5/26/05 8:24 PM |
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mrsmck
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Re: Good Restaurants for Anniversary
Collins & Main in Sayville is GREAT!!!
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| Posted 5/29/05 11:18 PM |
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Gertyrae
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Re: Good Restaurants for Anniversary
I don't know how much you want to spend but
Teller's in Islip is $$$$$ but well worth it! The food is amazing and the service is unbelievable, we went for my b-day and I swear we spent three hours at our table.
Pasta Pasta is also great, less $$ but still very romantic.
Blue Honu and Ciao Baby are both very loud, not what I would recommend for a romantic dinner out.
Argyle is really good and I have heard good things about the Carriage House in Babylon.
BTW. I heard that Dockside's is no more...it is now called something? Joe's seafood factory or something like that.
Good luck whatever you decide!!!
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| Posted 5/29/05 11:31 PM |
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hazeleyes33
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Re: Good Restaurants for Anniversary
Posted by Gertyrae
I don't know how much you want to spend but
Teller's in Islip is $$$$$ but well worth it! The food is amazing and the service is unbelievable, we went for my b-day and I swear we spent three hours at our table.
Pasta Pasta is also great, less $$ but still very romantic.
Blue Honu and Ciao Baby are both very loud, not what I would recommend for a romantic dinner out.
Argyle is really good and I have heard good things about the Carriage House in Babylon.
BTW. I heard that Dockside's is no more...it is now called something? Joe's seafood factory or something like that.
Good luck whatever you decide!!!
Thanks. I think we had decided on the Blue Honu. I was hoping that since we are going on a Sunday night, it might be a little quieter. We're fine with noisy, we just want to eat alone and not have to worry about feeding 2 other mouths before ours!!
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| Posted 5/30/05 6:49 PM |
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