Finally, a Saturday weather forecast that doesn’t call for rain. With a high predicted in the mid to upper 70s&nbsp; for tomorrow, all thoughts turn to sunshine. And outdoor eating. 
 Here are three places to find Saturday lunch al fresco: 
 <a href="http://long-island.newsday.com/restaurants/turkuaz-grill-1.3152976" target="_blank">Turkuaz Grill</a>, Riverhead At the porch or patio of this authentic Turkish restaurant, you can catch some rays, a view of the Peconic river and a satisfying lunch. Try the house-made pide -- a savory stuffed pastry with spinach ($8.95), a Mediterranean salad ($9.95) or a sandwich of house-made doner gyro ($5.99). Turkuaz is at 40 McDermott Ave. Riverhead; 631-591-1757. 
 <a href="http://long-island.newsday.com/restaurants/catfish-max-1.855889" target="_blank">Catfish Max</a>, Seaford Lunch launches at noon at this waterside spot which has deck seating by the canal-like Tideway River. Have a chopped salad ($11), a blackened catfish wrap ($13) or a soup and sandwich combo ($13). <a href="http://www.catfishmax.com" target="_blank">Catfish Max</a> is at 3681 Naomi St., Seaford, 516-785-9776. 
 <a href="http://long-island.newsday.com/restaurants/wall-s-wharf-1.1861781" target="_blank">Wall's Wharf,</a> Bayville It doesn’t get more outdoorsy than this beachfront restaurant where you can get a table on the upper or lower deck, or even in the sand. On the lunch menu are a beer-braised sandwich with a chipotle BBQ sauce ($13), a truffle horseradish salmon wrap ($15) and a sesame-seared ahi tuna salad ($17). <a href="http://www.wallswharf.com" target="_blank">Wall’s Wharf</a> is at 18 Greenwich Ave., Bayville, 516- 628-9696 
 Above: Outdoor eating at Wall's Wharf, Bayville

Finally, a Saturday weather forecast that doesn’t call for rain. With a high predicted in the mid to upper 70s for tomorrow, all thoughts turn to sunshine. And outdoor eating. Here are three places to find Saturday lunch al fresco: Turkuaz Grill, Riverhead At the porch or patio of this authentic Turkish restaurant, you can catch some rays, a view of the Peconic river and a satisfying lunch. Try the house-made pide -- a savory stuffed pastry with spinach ($8.95), a Mediterranean salad ($9.95) or a sandwich of house-made doner gyro ($5.99). Turkuaz is at 40 McDermott Ave. Riverhead; 631-591-1757. Catfish Max, Seaford Lunch launches at noon at this waterside spot which has deck seating by the canal-like Tideway River. Have a chopped salad ($11), a blackened catfish wrap ($13) or a soup and sandwich combo ($13). Catfish Max is at 3681 Naomi St., Seaford, 516-785-9776. Wall's Wharf, Bayville It doesn’t get more outdoorsy than this beachfront restaurant where you can get a table on the upper or lower deck, or even in the sand. On the lunch menu are a beer-braised sandwich with a chipotle BBQ sauce ($13), a truffle horseradish salmon wrap ($15) and a sesame-seared ahi tuna salad ($17). Wall’s Wharf is at 18 Greenwich Ave., Bayville, 516- 628-9696 Above: Outdoor eating at Wall's Wharf, Bayville

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