When it comes to enjoying a nice glass of wine, here are the best family-friendly wineries on Long Island. Additionally, you’ll find valuable information about the wineries themselves and gain a better insight into what they offer — from events, capacity, and appearances to the food served there and the play areas for children. Credit: Del Vino Vineyards1. Harbes Family Farm and Vineyard Harbes Family Farm and Vineyard is located in Jamesport, NY. They are known for their award-winning wines but also have many family-friendly activities throughout the year due to the family farm. They host e ..read more

Barrow Food House Bruce & Son Greenport Credit: Bruce & Son notes Cooperage Inn First and South Grana Goodfood. Hellenic Snack Bar & Restaurant Kontiki Modern Snack Bar PORT Waterfront Bar & Grill Star Confectionery Stirling Sake The post 15 Essential North Fork Restaurants appeared first on East End Taste Magazine ..read more

Peconic Bay Vineyards on Main Road in Cutchogue on the North Fork of Long Island offers the complete vineyard experience for visitors of all ages. From live music and private picnics in-season to an onsite farm stand and Moke tours of the property, Peconic Bay Vineyards has the perfect variety of ways to make the most out of your visit. Credit: Doug YoungCredit: Evan Ducz At the helm of the operation is owner Stacey Soloviev, General Manager Ken Cereola, and Winemaker Greg Gove. Soloviev purchased Peconic Bay Vineyards in 2019. Gove has a winemaking career that spans over three decades. He h ..read more

Léon 1909 has proudly made its debut on Shelter Island. Opening in mid-August, Léon 1909 is named after co-owner Valerie Mnuchin’s paternal grandfather. His affinity for romantic coastal adventures abroad gave inspiration for the restaurant’s countryside aesthetic. She co-owns the restaurant with her father, Robert Mnuchin. The Provençal-style menu showcases peak-of-season regional ingredients including seafood and produce. The menu, helmed by Executive Chef Mason Lindahl, also rotates with new dishes on a regular basis. As we look ahead into the fall and winter, Valerie Mnuchin explains, “we ..read more

What could be better on a hot day than a buttery bun full of cool, delicious lobster? Lobster rolls are a traditional summer staple served throughout New England and Long Island. While the most orthodox recipes call for cold lobster in drawn butter or mayonnaise on a toasted hot dog bun, some kitchens are breaking the mold, with mouth-watering results. Below we highlight the favorite lobster rolls across the North Fork of Long Island and which restaurants serve them. Port Waterfront Bar & Grill The lobster roll at Greenport’s Port Waterfront Bar & Grill does not stray too far from th ..read more