Liberty Burger closes in St. James
Liberty Burger, which opened in St. James in July 2017, has closed its doors. Credit: Newsday/Corin Hirsch
After just over a year in business, St. James' Liberty Burger has taken a bow.
A sign taped in a window of 429 N. Country Rd. confirmed the eatery's closing. It also thanked patrons and promised "a new farm-to-table concept" would open in the same location this fall, after renovations.
A company spokeswoman had no comment yet on that restaurant's name.
Liberty Burger dished out burgers, hot dogs, fried chicken and shakes in a festive space bedecked with Americana. In addition to a takeout counter, the eatery had about 70 seats and a bar pouring craft beers and cocktails.
At the time of its July 2017 opening, Liberty Burger was the eighth restaurant for the family-owned DeNicola Brothers Concepts, which also owns Del Fuego just across Route 25A, as well as a handful of other eatery across the island. The company recently opened a fourth Del Fuego in East Northport.
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