A New Restaurant to Try in Huntington: Barrotta’s Supper Club

Barrotta’s Supper Club Brings NYC Vibes to Huntington Village

Huntington Village welcomes a new dining destination, Barrotta’s Supper Club, officially opening its doors on Friday, October 4th. Located right next door to its popular sister restaurant, The Ivy, Barrotta’s is the latest venture from owners Zack and Michael Barrotta, along with their childhood friend Ryan Dipaola. The trio has created a sophisticated, intimate experience that promises to stand out in the bustling local restaurant scene.

A Vision for Intimacy and Elegance at Barrotta’s Supper Club

The original idea behind Barrotta’s Supper Club was to expand The Ivy’s capacity, offering more event space. However, as the renovation process began, Zack Barrotta saw potential for something more unique. “When we started building, I had a vision for a small, hidden gem, with a jazz and live music vibe because of how intimate the space could be,” he shared. That vision led to a shift in direction, resulting in the creation of a high-end, NYC-inspired supper club right in the heart of Huntington.

The downstairs dining area, designed to exude warmth and sophistication, took several extra months to complete as the team worked meticulously to achieve the perfect ambiance. “There are so many restaurants in Huntington, but something like this was missing,” Barrotta explained. The Supper Club offers a contrast to The Ivy’s lively, party-like atmosphere, bringing a refined yet cozy venue for guests to enjoy live jazz, cocktails, and world-class cuisine.

What to Expect

Barrotta’s Supper Club will be open Wednesday through Sunday and offers both a tasting menu and an a la carte option. For parties of eight or more, a prix fixe menu is required, while smaller groups can enjoy more flexibility with their orders. A unique feature of the tasting menu is the all-you-can-drink wine option, ensuring guests are fully immersed in the Barrotta experience.

Top dishes on the menu are sure to impress, but for now, the team is keeping the full lineup under wraps until opening day. Guests can also look forward to live music on weekends, with performances planned for Fridays and Saturdays. There’s potential for an expansion of live music offerings as the club settles into its groove, with Thursday and Sunday performances being considered.

For those planning special events, Barrotta’s upstairs room accommodates 50-60 guests and is perfect for bridal showers, birthdays, and other celebrations. When not reserved for private events, the space will serve as additional seating for diners, complete with a full bar. Valet service will be available on Fridays and Saturdays, with the possibility of extending the service to additional nights.

A Perfect Addition to The Ivy

While Barrotta’s Supper Club offers an entirely different atmosphere, it complements The Ivy perfectly. Known for its lively, boisterous dinner parties that heat up after 9 PM, The Ivy attracts a crowd looking for fun and energy. In contrast, Barrotta is designed for those seeking a quieter, more intimate evening. The jazz music is soft enough for conversation yet powerful enough to create a memorable dining experience.

“The Supper Club offers the complete opposite of The Ivy. Incredible jazz music, soft enough to enjoy a conversation, but loud enough to appreciate the music as well,” Zack Barrotta said. With the two restaurants sharing some spaces and services, Barrotta’s Supper Club is set to provide a seamless extension of The Ivy, catering to diners looking for variety in their night out.

Make a Reservation Before They Book Up!

Barrotta’s Supper Club is now accepting reservations and is sure to become a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Whether it’s an evening of live music or an intimate celebration upstairs, Barrotta’s Supper Club is ready to bring a touch of NYC charm to Huntington Village.

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Melissa Farrell has a mission to support local business by "Going Local." As a local business owner herself, she understands the struggles entrepreneurs face when owning a business and is always trying to find ways to shine a spotlight onto them. Melissa started Going Local Tours & Experiences back in 2020 during the pandemic in hopes to bring people back into local restaurants and shops. She created food tours in Huntington, NY that would stop at 3-4 local businesses and gave the guests the chance to meet the owner and hear the story behind the business. She soon realized how powerful storytelling is when connecting people to local businesses and created options with local store owners as well to bring them onto the tour to share their story. Melissa wanted to expand out of Huntington to be able to support even more local businesses and started creating luxury picnics where she would bring local to you! She would find local businesses in the area of the picnic set up and deliver it to you offering ways to support over 3 local businesses at each picnic. This wasn't enough. She wanted to find a better way to help spread awareness of local businesses and share their stories. Enter Evangeline Knell...a woman with over 30 years of broadcasting experience who somehow convinced Melissa to host a 3 day live stream from the Huntington Fall Festival. She had never been on camera before, but working alongside Evie to create the 3 shows, gave Melissa the confidence to take on the challenge. The 3 shows produced focused on the local vendors, the food trucks and the events that occurred at the festival and had a much larger reach than Melissa could ever of done on her own. They soon realized a business partnership was needed and combined their two businesses, Identity Digital which is a production company and Going Local Tours and Experiences to form Going Local Media. Evie and Melissa even formed their own distribution outlet by creating Going Local TV, a streaming platform like Netflix or YouTube, that is all about local businesses, events and organizations on Long Island. There are over 200 videos including their podcast series "Let's Get Local" "Long Island Business Minds" and "Local Business Spotlight" that help spread awareness of our local businesses and Long Island Professionals. They are always thinking up new ways to support local, including this site, Going Local Long Island is a directory of articles on how to Go Local on Long Island. We appreciate you taking the time to read this and for supporting local! Thank you!

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