Mondays on Main Street: Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay’s Main Street features some restaurants that have been around for over 50 years.
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Aug 30, 2021, 10:01 AM
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Updated 1,012 days ago
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12h agoIt's Monday, so that means a
trip to one of our bustling downtowns to see everything our island has to
offer.
Mondays on Main Street visited
the bustling downtown of Oyster Bay and got a look at some of the
most popular restaurants, shopping locations, and so much more.
Oyster Bay’s Main Street
features some restaurants that have been around for over 50 years.
Since the
beginning of the pandemic, some businesses have reopened
and some have closed. However, some owners got to reinvent their
stores.
News 12's first
stop was Teddy's Bully Bar. The bar is brand-new to Main Street and pays
tribute to President Theodore Roosevelt. It opens the third
week in September.
Oyster Bay hosts
cruise nights featuring vintage cars every Tuesday night. Oyster
Bay also features a biweekly farmers market that will run through
Nov. 21 and takes place in the parking lot across from Sweet Tomato.
News 12 also
featured Attic Door furniture and It Bagel & Pizza in Oyster Bay.
