Location: Oakdale
Top Restaurants in Oakdale
Top Things to do in Oakdale
- 1. Bayard Cutting Arboretum
- 2. Long Island Maritime Museum
- 3. Connetquot River State Park Preserve
- 4. The Noel S. Ruiz Theatre at CM Performing Arts Center
- 5. Fire Island National Seashore
- 6. The Escape Room Game Long Island
- 7. Bethpage Ballpark
- 8. Heckscher State Park
- 9. Sayville Falls Mini Golf
- 10. Holtsville Ecology Site
Best American food near Oakdale, New York, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Oakdale, New York, United States. Oakdale is a hamlet (and census-designated place) in Suffolk County, New York, United States. The population was 7,974 at the 2010 census. Oakdale is in the Town of Islip.
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10. Oakdale Brew House
Reviewed By Notkidding13
Yes, great ribs, beer, pretzel,wings burgers and yet SO much more! First, cudos to the one who planned out this gem. I just loved the very large cloth napkins. Innovative pizza toppings cooked in a HOT gas fired oven with a crisp crust. Specials abound I imagine to the creativity of a trained chef. The bill could run up as you might want to try plenty from the menu far and above a pub.
9. Bistro 25
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By Jim S
This place has a very nice atmosphere and the food was excellent. Great menu with a nice variety to choose from. Staff was especially nice and service was superb.
8. Cafe Joelle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Cafe Joelle is a restaurant that has been located on Main Street in the heart of downtown Sayville for over 30 years. It was recently purchased by James Caporuscio & Kyle Kenny and is still operating under the same name and has the same menu with new item
Reviewed By Jim S
We elected to chose from their brunch menu which offered a wide variety of choices. The food was well prepared and the service was excellent. This is a really nice place which weâll definitely come back to.
7. Cricket's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By blewnc
Went here during Festival, typically closed on Sunday but open with limited menu. Service was excellent even considering they were closing soon. Never rushed nice and food was prepared fresh and delicious. Nothing fancy but enjoyable as well as being reasonable. If in area, wirth a visit
6. The Hidden Oak Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Carol F
This is one of those places that's the best of both worlds. You get to experience walking the paths of a beautiful historic property, followed by dining on the porch of an early 1900's estate, overlooking the Connetquot River. What the Hidden Oak Cafe has to offer, is the perfect fit for this setting. It's menu is not "seasonal". If you love the Gorgonzola salad, it will be there, whether you visit in April or October. Their daily specials consist of a soup, quiche and sandwich. I must admit, I tend to favor the salads, the Greek, and the Gorgonzola, being my favorites, and some of their sandwiches. The egg salad on pumpernickel is very tasty, as is their roast beef with brie and horseradish mayonnaise on whole wheat. You order your food and give them your name, pick a lovely table either on the porch, or inside and your food is delivered within 10 minutes.They also offer high tea. I've done this three times and have never been disappointed. This has to be reserved in advance. It is served in the mansion's library and is a lovely experience.
5. Wild Side Organic Bistro & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Stewart S
This was probably the best food I have ever had, and I have traveled to every continent! The style and flavors were unique and superb. The servers were friendly, humorous, and helpful. It is not a big place, but I hope that one day they will expand and even open in other places--like where I live!
4. George Martin's Strip Steak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By NewYorkTarmale
Went as two couples for restaurant week. We were seated in the main dining room by the bar. There was a table of 2 almost right next to us which was uncomfortable. I was taken aback by the pictures of naked women seemingly on every wall. They are probably from the 1940's but still I don't want to see that when I'm eating nor when I'm going to the bathroom! Since it was restaurant week some of the food was pre made like the tomatoes and mozzerella I had. The tomatoes were very soggy and cold. I ordered from the upgraded menu and got the filet mignon well done however it didn't come out that way. They brought it back to the kitchen, cut it and grilled it again. They cut it to make sure it was cooked through but an experienced chef wouldn't do that. I should have stuck to the regular menu and gotten the salmon like my husband as that was delicious. Cheesecake was good. I feel like I should have been wowed by this place as I hear such good things but just wasn't.Hi, weâre sorry to hear that you were disappointed in your last visit with us. We always want our guests to be wowâd by each experience with us â from our 1920âs speakeasy feel to our food and service â we always want our guests to enjoy their visit with us. We do hope youâll give us another try in the future so we can show you what Strip Steak is all about.
3. Irish Coffee Pub Incorporated
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Whether you're planning a quiet celebration for 20 people or a lavish party for 225, Irish Coffee Pub, featuring the Waterford Room, is the perfect setting. We are located between New York City and the storied Hamptons, on the south shore of Long Island.
Reviewed By Joseph S
Great Irish food. I liked the potato soup to start. I tried the shepherd pie and truly enjoyed it. The servers are very friendly. You should make reservations. Going back for St. Paddy's Day.Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review, Joseph! We love to hear that you enjoyed your meal from start to finish. We look forward to seeing you back in a few weeks for St. Patrick's Day!
2. View
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
View, located in Oakdale, offers diners top-notch seafood with a breathtaking view of the Great South Bay. The menu consists of small and big plate options, from the land and the sea, as well as a sushi bar.
Reviewed By E684TQchristinep
I probably called at least a dozen places to try to find a place with outdoor seating that took reservations. The View fit the bill. Not only was the food amazing but so was the View! There was live music and even a fireworks show across the bay at Fire Island. I can't wait to go back to try everything on the menu.
1. Snapper Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By ldemetres
We went for lunch and ordered the broiled seafood platter and king crabs legs. The seafood tasted very fishy, and was dry. They cut the crab legs in half, and they were dry too. Over priced for the quality of the food. $12.50 for a bowl of soup, and it was ok. Panera Bread has better tasting soup for a quarter of the price. Service was ok. We received our desserts with no forks, and the runner never came back with the forks. Not impressed. They should be serving fresh fish, but it was not good.We would like to thank you for your comments and review on your recent visit to the Snapper Inn and of course are very concerned about your experience and would like to address it immediately. As you can see by our other reviews we always strive for the highest quality food and service guests have come to expect through the years.If you wouldn't mind sending us an email so we can communicate with your directly we would greatly appreciate it.Thank you again for your comments
