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3 Oktoberfest events on Long Island this weekend (opens the original)
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Break out your lederhosen, it's that time of year again. With its dozens of breweries and strong German community, Long Island is the place to be for Oktoberfest. In fact there are so many celebrations and parties going on, our heads are spinning trying to keep up. (Or maybe that's the doppelbock talking.) In Germany, Oktoberfest technically runs from Sept. 19 to Oct. 4. It's a 200-year-old celebration that came about as a way for Germans to drink up the last beer of the season, before they star
Beacon speakeasy opens in Long Beach (opens the original)
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Shaken, not stirred ... That's all you got? Well how about a vodka martini with pepperoncini brine and a float of chili oil and cracked black pepper. That's just one of the many combinations on offer at this new speakeasy cocktail bar in Long Beach's bustling West End. Beacon is located above Jetty Bar & Grill on Beech Street in a space that used to hold private parties. It's not a full-on speakeasy with an elaborate password routine, but there's definitely clandestine vibes here. The entrance i
Garden City's Tocolo Cantina closes (opens the original)
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After more than a decade in business, one of Long Island's longest-running upscale Mexican party restaurants has closed. When it opened in Garden City in 2014, Tocolo Cantina was a pioneer in a new crop of stylish but approachable Mexican restaurants with cocktails and party vibes. But now that so many newcomers have popped up, owner Lloyd Rosenman says the economics just aren't working anymore. He closed the original Tocolo's on Old Country Road on Sunday, but is keeping his second location in
South & North Indian Cuisine Inc. opens in Hicksville (opens the original)
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With a name like South & North Indian Cuisine Inc., you know exactly what you're getting when you walk into the humble room. But that's not the whole story. The new restaurant by the Hicksville train station also dives deep into Kerala, a tropical Indian state with a fascinating history and a love of coconut, which makes the food beguilingly creamy and fruity. It opened in the spring. The menu is full of interesting categories like cutlets, Kerala snacks, Kerala breakfast items and non-veg roast
Review: Kuku in Huntington, Roslyn (opens the original)
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A Korean fried chicken spot that feels like dining in a wine country farmhouse — now that's something that could only happen in Huntington. Owners James Chen and chef Chris Pak certainly had high ambitions for their first Long Island Kuku, a minimalist chic restaurant they developed in Queens in 2021. Now with four spots across Queens and Long Island, including a smaller one in Roslyn, the concept seems to be taking off. Attributes: Celebrations, date night, family-friendly, new for 2026 96 Mine
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