Location: Franklin Square
Top Restaurants in Franklin Square
Where to eat American food in Franklin Square: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what American restaurants to try in Franklin Square. Franklin Square is a hamlet and census-designated place (CDP) in Nassau County, New York, United States. The population was 29,320 at the 2010 census. Franklin Square is an unincorporated area in the Town of Hempstead.
Things to do in Franklin Square
10. The Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 45 reviews
Iconic Maryland bar and restaurant serving famous crab dip, fresh & never frozen 100% beef burgers, fan-favorite wings, a $7.99 lunch menu, and a wide selection of local, craft, and specialty beers. Always a good game on TV, and every seat has a good view
Reviewed By 78chevy
Food is fine and reasonably priced as are drinks. Not a local chain so not the same old same old bar food and menu changes periodically. Plenty of TV's to watch any game imaginable. However the service is PAINFULLY S_L_O_W. Waitstaff disappears for extended periods of time. Not enough of them and wait time from placing order to actually seeing food is unreasonable. As an added bonus, on most nights management feels the need to blast the music in the bar area to such a volume that conversation can be all but impossible - even when the place has few patrons. It's a sports bar, not a disco! We have told the server - if you do not turn the music volume down, we are not staying to eat. They did.
9. Nancy's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By mary a
Nancy's is local to us. It is cozy, friendly, and reasonably priced. Their food is always delicious and consistent. Portions are plenty. It is a bit difficult to self park but there is valet available. The only thing I would like is more tap beer and wine by the glass selection. But we always count on Nancy's for a nice time.
8. Croxley Ales Ale House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By muddyrts
Came here with my wifes family for a birthday dinner. Made reservations through open table and happy about that because the place was packed. MANY beer choices and cocktails. Wings, wings and more wing choices. Delish. Everything was awesome. Service was tops. A great place to come for dinner and for watching the games. 2 thumbs up.! If I had more thumbs I would give em. Dont miss.!!
7. Floral Park Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By NHBlueBimmer
This was a great place for breakfast - we've been here twice. Food came out in a decent time, was fresh and warm. Lots to order from, and the staff was pleasant without being overbearing. Most tables were on the smaller side (four people), so the noise level was nice and subdued. Don't park out front by the pay meters. There's a free (2 hour) municipal parking lot just around the corner.
6. Stop 20 Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By DrUptown
As you may have guessed from the title of this review, I find that stop 20 diner has a ridiculously large and delicious Cobb salad. Topped with a huge piece of seasoned grilled chicken, salad underneath is full of fresh crisp lettuce and tomatoes, perfectly cooked bacon with a well-done hard-boiled egg, avocado and a delicious honey Dijon dressing. While I have not eaten anything else from this place, I would definitely recommend ordering here if you are in the mood for a Cobb salad. In my opinion, it comfortably feeds 2 hungry people
5. Swing the Teapot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
In the heart of the village of floral park
Reviewed By truck2chief
Have spend a few fridays and Saturdays over the last fee months here. Comfortable atmosphere and very good food. We enjoyed the music alot alot as well. Highly recommend.
4. Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Kate S
The restaurant was interesting enough. The service was awful. We waited a long while to be waited on. As we waited we watched the waitress bringing the wrong order to at least two different tables. We ordered and when our order arrived there were items we ordered missing. The food was mediocre.
3. Park Place Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Located on Covert Avenue on the border of Floral Park and Stewart Manor, Park Place Restaurant & Bar has quickly emerged as one of Long Island's top restaurants. Open seven days a week Park Place appeals to everyone --- couples out for a date night, famil
Reviewed By Lejaceman
It might be cliche to say when a restaurant aims to please their clientele and not nickle & dime...customers return many times over. A big local popular restaurant that serves up quality food (not cheap but you really get what you pay for!) Isn't that what we want? Yummy tasting good well made food served out by friendly servers. And yes the people who dine here are nice too. Always a happy hour crowd that really knows how to enjoy their drinks which makes this place fun to go to. This time we were with friends and we had a wonderful time just at the bar. For a quick weeknight meal with some strong drinks of choice makes life so pleasant during a tough work week. Happy Eating and I'll see you around the tables or perhaps only at the bar!
2. Crabtrees Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
Mediterranean/Continental/Restaurant
Reviewed By LITTLESTAR1941
This visit to Crabtrees was our first since it opened. Mediterranean/American style is not my first choice for eating out. But to make the wife happy and our friend happy since it was her birthday and our 50th anniversary. The service is excellent with water being repeatedly refilled and the crumbs removed very quickly. The 1st thing that annoyed me was this pesky fly throughout the whole time we were at the table. No one is going take swats during a meal so I have no solution. The front door is constantly being opened. My 2nd problem (and I know it is my fault), was the vegetables. Each dish comes with mashed potato and a mix of vegetables like yellow and green zucchini, stringbeans, and pieces of broccoli(ugh) and some slices of beets (ugh 2).For starters our friend had the buratta salad and i shared the escargot with wifey. That came in the full shell on a plate of garlic sauce which is what makes this dish so good.For main course our friend had the darla's chicken, wife had the salmon and I had the porterhouse style 16 ounce pork chop. The chop was huge and covered with sauteed peppers and onions. The chop was very good but I probably would have been happier had I stuck with my first thought of getting 2 appetizers and a salad. I studied the menu and really wanted the calamari plate and the escargot with a salad.Appetizers and salads run from $11-15 while most main dishes run in the teens to 30+.When we arrived the place was not too filled but when we left on a Sunday nite , it was packed. If you are still hungry for dessert, get the gelato.
1. The Lantern Diner
Overall Ratings
3 based on 32 reviews
The Lantern Diner is a family-oriented restaurant serving amazing comfort food the right way. Since opening its Doors once again in 2014 under new management, The Lantern Diner has become once again the Landmark of Hempstead, thanks to our beloved communi
Reviewed By 845sherrys
I love burgers but this one looked very nice and was perfect medium rare...but totally dry and difficult to swallow. The rolls on our burgers were huge, but sweet (not s great accompaniment to meat). And they considered charging for fresh onion. Huh? My husbandâs turkey burger deluxe needed a reminder to bring the included onion rings. I must say the fries were fabulous... burning hot, freshly made.
Where to Eat in Franklin Square: The Best Restaurants and Bars
