Police: 2 Huntington restaurants cited for New York State Liquor Authority violations
The Ivy Kitchen and Bar on Wall Street and Nag's Head Ale House on New York Avenue were both issued multiple violations from the SLA and the Town of Huntington Fire Marshall.
News 12 Staff
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Jan 29, 2023, 11:11 AM
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Updated 474 days ago
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3h agoPolice say two Huntington restaurants failed late night inspections this weekend.
Suffolk County Police conducted State Liquor Authority Inspections between 10 p.m. and 12 a.m..
The Ivy Kitchen and Bar on Wall Street and Nag's Head Ale House on New York Avenue were both issued multiple violations from the SLA and the Town of Huntington Fire Marshall.
The Ivy Kitchen and Bar was hit with nine total violations and one summons. Nag's Head Ale House was cited with five violations.
