Halloween hot chocolate and more fun drinks to try at Long Island restaurants
A seasonal hot chocolate with an embellished hot cocoa “bomb” is available through Thanksgiving at Lindenhurst Diner in Lindenhurst. Credit: Joann Vaglica
You can't always sip a cocktail with a safe-to-eat severed "finger" in it, a hot chocolate with a spooky "eyeball" floating atop the cup, or a cocktail served in a fresh pumpkin. But this time of year, anything is possible.
Here are three ways to get in the Halloween spirit that don't involve dressing up or trick-or-treating:
Most Popular
Top Stories
Top LI restaurant team to open casual new spot
1m read
Greek eatery transforms on the North Shore
2m read
5 buzzy LI spots for frozen yogurt
3m read
New dining program raises money for LI charity
1m read
New LI restaurant opens in challenging spot
2m read
Staple LI Mexican party restaurant closes after more than a decade
1m read
