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BEST BURGER: DineHuntington.com is asking the question:
Who makes the best burger in the Town of Huntington? Nominations
so far include Rookies, Jonathan's, Canterbury Ales, Christopher’s,
34 New Street, Mediterranean Snack Bar, Mac's Steakhouse,
Bistro Cassis, FH Riley's, Munday's, Taxi’s Grille, Golden
Dolphin, Nicky's of Centerport, Finnegan's, Porto Vivo and
Robke's Country Inn. Did we miss any? Tell the Foodies about
your favorite at DineHuntington on Facebook.
NEW BURGER: Word on the street is that American Roadside
(337 New York Ave., Huntington) has been sold. When we looked,
there were neither signs on the building nor menus on the
wall, but you could get a burger. Look for new local ownership
under the name Top Bunz.
WINE DEALS: Here’s a chance to try some of the
wines that consistently earn a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence
for Jonathan’s Ristorante (15 Wall St., Huntington 631-549-0055
www.jon-athansristorante.com). Wednesdays and Thursdays, take
30 percent off all bottles of wine. It’s a great time
to build a meal around that Turley Zinfandel you’ve had
your eye on.
TANGO TREAT: The Heckscher Museum of Art will feature
tango music by Serenade Duo, featuring flutist Michelle LaPorte
and guitarist Gerry Saulter, plus classic tango dancing by
renowned dancers Madalyn Klein and Nelson Avila, on Saturday,
Feb. 13, 7 –9 p.m. Appetizers from Café Buenos
Aires will be served along with wines from Paumanok Vineyards. $20
for museum members, $25 non-members. www. heckscher.org.
JET SETTERS DO GREECE: Prime – An American Kitchen
and Bar (117 New York Ave, Huntington 631-385-1515 www.restaurantprime.com)
takes diners on a first-class culinary trip to Greece with
its Jet Set menus Sunday through Thursday nights in February.
Enjoy charred octopus salad with olives, feta and peppers,
or chick pea soup to start. Main courses are Mediterranean
sea bass with potatoes, spinach, lemon-dill yogurt sauce,
or braised lamb with cumin-scented eggplant. There’s
baklava with sesame ice cream for dessert, or sautéed
blood orange with Greek yogurt, honey and almonds. Three-course
prix-fixe menus at $40 per person ($50 with wine) are themed
to a new region of the world each month.
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