Best Restaurants that are Worth The Drive in East Islip

This is my first time dining here . The decor is whimsical and very pretty . It has an elegant flare without being formal. The service was good . They were very nice and attentive . The food was excellent . For cocktails, the old fashion special was fantastic. Compliments to the Great bartender ! Appetizer - We started with the seasonal three spread . Excellent Entrees - mussels and ribeye steak. Brussels sprouts fries . All were really well presented as much as they were delicious . I will be back soon to try other items in the menu!

Friendly, attentive group of people making great food - this one of our most favorite dinner spots that never disappoints.

Exceptional dinner. Our server not only knew their stuff but sold every item on the menu. A vast knowledge of the food severed. My drink was never empty. My stomach either. An absolute delight. I’ve never felt a better value for my buck. I wish I could recommend it more than I am now.

The Lake House was wonderful! The food and wine were delicious and everything arrived to the table in a timely manner, without the feeling of being rushed. The service was attentive but not intrusive. Overall an amazing experience!

We absolutely loved your afternoon tea. The sandwiches were delicious! My favorite was the beet and goat cheese. I am not a truffle lover, but I did enjoy the egg salad sandwich with a hint of truffles. It was not overdone, it was just right. I loved the scones, especially with the fig jam and clotted cream. I prefer savory over sweets at an afternoon tea. I find many places do far too many sweets. You had just enough to complement the sandwiches. If I may, I would like to suggest the addition of Darjeeling to your teas. They do call it the King of Teas, after all. It is very different from English Breakfast and Earl Grey, both of which are blended teas. I feel Darjeeling would really complement your lovely afternoon tea. Thank you for a lovely afternoon, Sincerely, Lorraine Pagano