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MOLTO MONDAY: Need an excuse to dine out on a Monday?
Ruvo Restaurant (63 Broadway, Greenlawn 631-261-7700 www.ruvorestaurant.com)
offers Molto Mondays. (Molto, from the Latin multus, means
much.) Bring your appetite; $20 gets you a choice of soup
or salad, a heaping bowl of pasta and a glass of Italian wine.
STARBUCKS BUYBACKS: At last, the coffee addiction has
its rewards. Coffee giant Starbucks has launched “My
Starbucks Rewards” for Starbucks cardholders. Simply
register your card online to begin earning points redeemable
for free drinks, Wi-Fi, syrups, and even an upgrade to the
Starbucks Gold card. Pick up the “Can We Buy You a Drink”
brochure at your nearest Starbucks or visit www.starbucks.com.
POETS IN PORT: If poetry is your thing, the Northport
Arts Coalition presents Poets in Port with open mic readings,
plus featured poet Kelly Powell, starting at 7:30 p.m. at
Caffe Portofino (249 Main St., Northport 631-262-7656) Enjoy
a cup of Caffe Portofino’s finest coffee along with house-made
scones, pastries and other edibles.
SURF & TURF: If you need an excuse to dine out
on Friday night, Mac’s Steakhouse (12 Gerard St., Huntington
631-549-5300 www.macssteakhouse.com) has it. Friday nights
between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m., Mac’s offers its signature
surf and turf dinner for two. Included is a choice of wedge
salad, Caesar salad or lobster bisque; two broiled lobster
tails and one 16-ounce filet mignon, served with creamed spinach
and mashed potatoes. For dessert, a choice of New York-style
cheesecake or chocolate mousse cake with coffee or tea. The
whole deal is $70 for two people.
WINE CELLAR ART: Add your art to owner Matthew Spirn’s
eclectic offerings at Northport Tasting Room and Wine Cellar
(70 Main St., Northport 631-261-0642 www.northportwines.com).
In addition to hand-selected wines from all corners of the
world and takeout from some of Northport Village’s finest
restaurants, the Tasting Room now displays art exhibits through
Northport Arts Coalition. On display through Feb. 4 are thought-provoking
decoupages by psychotherapist Dr. Roslyn Marcus, who
describes her artistic renderings as “expressions of
the yearnings and desires of the subconscious mind.” Artists
interested in showing may request an application form from
Kate Kelly at kate@katekelly art.com.
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