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:
