Gastro Pub popolari a Smithtown

3 ristoranti disponibili nelle vicinanze

1. Karvers Grille

4.7

Eccezionale(1793)

€€€€Prezzo: moderato

• Gastro pub • Patchogue

Prenotato 34 volte oggi

We are not just another restaurant, we are your neighbors, your friends, your next-door chefs & your down-the-street bartenders. We believe in a craft approach of the highest-quality ingredients, which is why we work with local farms & partners & our chalkboards always feature specialties items that just came through the door. From our signature flavors & daily eats, to our down-home cocktails & local drafts, we constantly look to provide you with new favorites.

2. Roadtrip

4.6

Eccezionale(68)

€€€€Prezzo: caro

• Gastro pub • Bay Shore

Prenotato 15 volte oggi

Come to Roadtrip Restaurant, where we celebrate American cuisine and cocktails. Join us on a culinary journey through America's favorite states and flavors! Savor our delicious BBQ, smoked on-site, or indulge in a USDA Prime Beef Center Cut Filet Mignon with purple potato purée. Chef Mike Artist continues his quest to earn a Michelin star, bringing his passion to every dish. Enjoy exceptional American cuisine in our modern, classy Americana setting, featuring just the right amount of wood accents for a touch of rustic charm.

3. The Linwood Restaurant and Cocktails

4.8

Eccezionale(805)

€€€€Prezzo: moderato

• Gastro pub • Bay Shore

Prenotato 25 volte oggi

The Linwood Restaurant and Cocktails is Bay Shore’s newest/hottest American Gastropub featuring Quality Fare, Thoughtfully Crafted Cocktails, Beer, & Wine in a visually stunning yet comfortable environment!At the End of Main Street where your night will only just begin... A little history on our namesake: The Linwood Hotel: John B. Pullis established the Linwood Hotel in about 1888. Located on the Southeast corner of South Clinton Avenue and Linden Place, the Linwood Hotel temporarily housed WW1 Navy flyers from the Bay Shore Aero Station while their barracks were being constructed. The Linwood was destroyed by fire on October 11, 1925.