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As the sun rises, we follow the local catch back to shore, where it is delivered to Southold Fish Market and later served at Shelter Island restaurant 18 Bay.

Is rosé the Gatorade of the Hamptons? Wölffer Estate Vineyard and Channing Daughters Winery have a hard time keeping the easy-drinking quaff in stock during the dog days of summer.

Babylon was once a sleepy little village where burgers and red sauce ruled the dining scene. Today, it's a South Shore restaurant hub.

At Babalu in Huntington, a former pro boxer puts his own modern twists on dishes from his Cuban family's culinary repertoire.

The city's sportiest dining destination? Citi Field, which not only hosts the New York Mets but some of New York's most famous chefs.

From the outside, BBD's doesn't look like much, a generic storefront in a Rocky Point strip mall. But walk inside and it's a shrine to heavy metal, beef and craft beer.

Robert Biancavilla prosecutes some of the worst criminals in Suffolk County. On weekends, he bakes some of the best bread on Long Island.

Penn Station and the neighborhood around it has never been considered a prime dining spot, but take a moment to look up and you’ll find more than chain restaurants, slice joints and hot dog carts.

At Clay Oven, Lubna Habibi goes against her parents’ wishes, trading an engineering degree to follow her passion for cooking that challenges the conventions of Indian food as we know it.

A Far Rockaway woman falls in love with a pizzaiolo from Italy, who brings with him an imported 6,000-pound wood-fired oven to make the best pies on the Island.

The three partners behind Lithology Brewing Co. in Farmingdale are committed to more balanced beers

Taylor Knapp is cultivating snails on the North Fork and chefs across the country are

Eddie Villatoro grew up watching his father's immigrant dreams come true inside their family's pupusa shop in Glen Cove. Using that childhood inspiration, this executive chef has achieved his own dreams inside the kitchen at one of Long Island's finest steakhouses, all while passing down the same yearning of a bright culinary career to the next generation in the Villatoro family. 

There was a time when Atlantic Terminal was just a transit hub to travel somewhere cooler. But now that Barclays Center is next door, the dining scene is alive and vibrant, making this a destination spot all on its own.

Everyone's favorite Italian grandmother invites us on a trip down memory lane, experiencing her story through the foods of her childhood, one shop at a time throughout Queens.

When you see foie gras on a menu in the United States, it is most likely because of Michael Ginor. Many Long Islanders know him as the founder of Lola in Great Neck, but are unaware of his other life as the largest foie gras operator in the country.

In the past two years, Oyster Bay has morphed from a sleepy North Shore hamlet into one of LI's hottest places to dine.

Long Island nightlife has recently evolved. Innovative bartenders are persuading hesitant diners across the island to try their imaginative craft cocktails, converting more and more fans to the movement.

When the singer is in town, she has a list of people and places she wants to visit. Follow along for a day full of food and reminiscing with Glen Cove’s Grammy award-winning superstar.

Long Island native Stephan Bogardus is determined to follow in the footsteps of his mentor, a Long Island legend, while carving his own path as executive chef of North Fork Table and Inn in Southold.

Heading to a Broadway show doesn’t mean you have to suffer through a bad dining experience. Discover places to visit in the Theater District before and after a show.

As a child, Stu Feldschuh dreamed of owning an ice cream parlor in his basement. He got something better – Snowflake Ice Cream Shoppe in Riverhead. Now he brings back that little bit of childhood joy, one lick at a time.

Halal cart food traces its roots to Manhattan. Now Long Island is joining the national craze for meat over rice.

In 2012, superstorm Sandy devastated the West End of Long Beach. Rising up from the debris, a group of chefs band together to revolutionize the dining scene.

Will this Long Island institution be there for the next generation?

A new crop of Long Island pitmasters is dishing up the ‘cue.

Manhattan’s High Line is at the center of a vibrant food scene. Here are the must-visit places to eat.

Most Long Islanders are living within a 20-minute drive of a truly authentic Caribbean dining experience.

Tom Schaudel is still opening restaurants after all these years.

Patchogue's dining scene is exploding thanks to one hometown hero who refused to give up.