Local bartenders will shake things up with their most inventive cocktails at the NY Cocktail Expo Long Island on Sunday, May 20, at Mulcahy’s Pub & Concert Hall in Wantagh.  


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More than 60 food vendors will serve from trucks and booths.

New food festival coming to Mineola 

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Students complain they have been left to get food from campus vending machines but college officials said they are working on other options, such as food trucks.

NCC students, faculty rally against sudden closure of food service

One restaurant proprietor told village officials outdoor dining is critical to offsetting rising expenses.

Outdoor dining back in Westhampton Beach after permit pause ends

Resilience is a key ingredient in this year's Easter recipes, as many local bakeries deal with high egg and cocoa prices.

'A balancing act': LI bakeries try not to pass on cost hikes to Easter customers

Under the terms of the 10-year lease, Tracks will pay around $2 million in annual rent, which will include a percentage of sales.

Penn staple Tracks 1st restaurant to open at Grand Central Madison

She returned to Instagram with hints of a brand that could feature jams, household items, cookbooks, cutlery.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, teases food brand on Instagram

The state's food safety department is looking into Instagram-fueled complaints that a Long Island baker's doughnut was not gluten-free, as promised.

LI market: Vegan baker delivered gluten-tainted Dunkin' look-alike

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The East End Food Market anticipates moving into a new home by March 30.

East End farmers market moves indoors after construction delays

Hirosaki opened this week, after passing an inspection. The restaurant was granted a liquor license Dec. 15.

New sushi spot opens at former Kumo site in Stony Brook

It comes together with store-bought pie dough, slow-cooked onions, plus a sprinkling of feta and fresh rosemary.

Make elegant tarts for festive celebrations

The iconic Italian dish need not be intimidating.

One-pot cacio e pepe recipe for pasta dinner

Spice up your cookie tray with some bold new treats.

5 new holiday cookie recipes to try this season

Manischewitz said the dark chocolate coins may contain milk, which could cause an allergic reaction among those sensitive to dairy.

Recall issued for Hanukkah candy coins sold as dark chocolate

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Meet some of Long Island's prized pedigrees preparing for the Westminster Dog Show. NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano reports.

It's 'like the Super Bowl of dog shows'

Newsday food writer Andi Berlin tries different variations of the crookie, a cookie-stuffed croissant, at Fiorello Dolce in Huntington and Torte Jeff in Port Jefferson.

Is it a breakfast? Is it a dessert? Meet the crookie

The Long Island chapter of Mocha Moms hosts monthly events for mothers of color. Newsday's Beth Whitehouse reports.

'Mocha Moms is a sisterhood of women of color'

Everly & Co. Boutique opened in Babylon in the former Ohh La La space. NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano reports.

"I want you to feel like you're shopping with a friend that you can trust."

Students at Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts rehearse "Big Shot," a musical set to Billy Joel's songs. NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano reports.

'Definitely a weight bringing these songs to life'

Luke Harmon, 8, of East Setauket, was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and his father said he didn't know how to communicate. That is, until Luke learned to express himself by building Legos.

'Really cool to see and know how far I've gotten'

Newsday food writer Erica Marcus talks with Pizzeria Undici owners about the inspiration behind their Massapequa pizzeria.

What makes this pizzeria 'old school'?

Newsday food writer Scott Vogel tries omakase, the Japanese restaurant experience in which the diner leaves their meal entirely up to the chef.

Trying Sora Omakase in Stony Brook

Waterdrinker's annual Tulip Festival is now at two locations. Newsday's Rachel Weiss reports from Riverhead.

'We're almost at full bloom'

At Huntington's Project Prom, students got to pick out free dresses, suits, ties and shoes to help cut costs. Newsday family writer Beth Whitehouse reports. 

'There's so many to choose from'

Newsday food writer Andi Berlin visits Won KBBQ, a family-owned, all-you-can-eat Korean barbeque restaurant in Carle Place.

Inside Won KBBQ in Carle Place

The Friendly's on Hawkins Avenue in Ronkonkoma closed for good this week, joining a half-dozen other shuttered locations from Levittown to Middle Island.

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