In a downtown rife with restaurants, the new Old Fields immediately stands out. This is a dining room for everyone, whether you're coming for a burger or filet mignon, a pumpkin spice martini or a chocolate malted. Every day, Old Fields is full of good feeling and often excellent food.

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The Davey Gravey burger, served at Old Fields' second location in Port Jefferson, is a flavorful patty topped with a fried egg between two grilled cheese sandwiches.

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The new Old Fields restaurant stands out in downtown Port Jefferson.

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The patio area offers alfresco dining at Old Fields restaurant in Port Jefferson.

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Old Fields offers a warm, welcoming, exposed-brick establishment that already feels like a neighborhood mainstay in Port Jefferson.

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The bar area at Old Fields restaurant in Port Jefferson is a noisy, festive destination on weekends.

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Chefs David Rothstein and Erica Carries direct the kitchen at Old Fields restaurant in Port Jefferson.

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Shrimp and grits and filet mignon are served in the patio dining section at Old Fields restaurant in Port Jefferson.

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Roast chicken with parsley-garlic potatoes and grilled escarole is juicy and satisfying at Old Fields restaurant in Port Jefferson.

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A generous helping of shrimp and grits as an appetizer is served at Old Fields restaurant in Port Jefferson.

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Rich, crisp, jerked pork belly is served with carrot daikon slaw and peanut-lime vinaigrette at Old Fields Restaurant in Port Jefferson.

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Chef David Rothstein serves the outstanding signature bread pudding at Old Fields Restaurant in Port Jefferson.

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