Hewlett

Hewlett, NY · Food & Drink
The Garden Magazine
Attack of the Fanboy
takingthekids.com
This Old School New York Luncheonette Has Been A Brooklyn Favorite Since 1936
Free cookies and orange slices for people waiting in line. That’s the welcome at one Brooklyn diner, where weekend crowds often stretch down the block. The treats aren’t a gimmick or a new trend. Staff have long handed out coffee, water, cookies, and fruit to hungry folks on the sidewalk. I appreciate a place that treats the wait like part of the meal.
hoodline.com
Roslyn's Tiny New Koyu Counter Serves 18-Course Omakase for $215 a Seat
1401 Old Northern Blvd. — Approximate Site of New Omakase Counter. A tiny new omakase counter has tucked itself beneath one of Roslyn's buzziest restaurants, and it only seats 12 people a night. Koyu, the 12-seat counter operating beneath Okaru at 1401 Old Northern Blvd., opened to a full counter on Nov. 5, offering an 18-course menu built around fish flown in from Japan and locally sourced ingredients.
boozyburbs.com
greaterlongisland.com
takemetotn.com
This No-Frills Queens Pizzeria Has Locals Crossing Boroughs For One More Thin-Crust Pie
Some New Yorkers will ride the train, sit in traffic, or drive in from Long Island for a pizza they could easily replace with something closer to home. They just refuse to. In a quiet corner of Forest Hills, Queens, there is a small pizzeria where the crust is thin, the menu is short, and nobody seems to want it any other way. You will not find a slice counter, a flashy sign, or a long list of trendy extras.
Daily Voice
Dumont's Century-Old Crystal Diner Gets New Owners, New Name
A Bergen County diner with a history dating back more than 100 years has reopened under new ownership and a new name. The former Dumont Crystal Diner at 45 W. Madison Ave. in Dumont is now Dumont Brothers Diner, owned by brothers Gus and John, who announced the restaurant's opening earlier this fall…
fastfoodclub.com
Jersey Families Have Gathered Around The Brick Ovens At Kinchley’s Tavern In Ramsey For Generations
Some kids in Ramsey learn to ride a bike, tie their shoes, and order a thin-crust pie, roughly in that order. One longtime fan first came to this tavern at about age eight and is now close to seventy, and the pizza has stayed loyal the whole time. The place...