Restaurants in Huntington Participating in Spring Long Island Restaurant Week

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A Taste of Huntington: Long Island Restaurant Week Returns April 27–May 4

Long Island Restaurant Week is back, and Huntington is once again at the heart of the culinary celebration. From Sunday, April 27 through Sunday, May 4, participating restaurants will offer specially curated prix-fixe menus to encourage diners to explore the local food scene.

Whether you’re craving refined French fare, classic Italian comfort food, or inventive seafood dishes, there’s something for every palate and price point. It’s the perfect excuse to revisit a favorite spot or discover a new gem — all while supporting the hardworking local businesses that make Huntington a dining destination.

Bistro Cassis

📍55 Wall St, Huntington, NY 11743

Google Rating: 4.5

Prix Fixe Dinner: $46

A charming slice of Paris right in Huntington Village, Bistro Cassis is offering elegant French dishes like Escargots Maitre d’Hotel and Onglet De Boeuf Bordelaise. Cap off your meal with Profiteroles au Chocolat — delicate cream puffs filled with vanilla gelato and drizzled in chocolate sauce.

Long Island Restaurant Week — Bistro Cassis

Branzino’s Bar & Restaurant

📍315 Walt Whitman Rd, Huntington Station, NY 11746

Google Rating: 4.6

Lunch: $24 | Dinner: $46

Enjoy Mediterranean-inspired dishes at Branzino’s, where you’ll find fresh, vibrant flavors on both their lunch and dinner prix-fixe menus.

Edoardo’s

📍300 New York Ave, Huntington, NY 11743

Google Rating: 4.5

Lunch: $24 | Dinner: $46

Indulge in authentic Italian cuisine at Edoardo’s, with starters like marinated artichoke salad and hearty entrées like Veal Scaloppine in a rich mushroom brown sauce.

Finnegan’s

📍5 Wall St, Huntington, NY 11743

Google Rating: 4.6

Lunch: $24

A Huntington mainstay, Finnegan’s is offering pub favorites like Long Island Baked Clams with smoked bacon and Fish & Chips served with crispy fries and tartar sauce.

Jonathan’s Ristorante

📍15 Wall St, Huntington, NY 11743

Google Rating: 4.6

Dinner: $46

Jonathan’s brings a modern twist to Italian classics, with a sophisticated prix-fixe menu perfect for a night out.

Matteo’s of Huntington

📍300 W Jericho Turnpike, Huntington Station, NY 11746

Google Rating: 4.2

Dinner: $46

Feast on dishes like Mozzarella en Carrozza with capers and olives, and Casarecce a La Toscana featuring sausage, meatballs, and creamy ricotta. A deliciously satisfying Italian experience at Matteo’s of Huntington.

Piccolo Mondo

📍1870 E Jericho Turnpike, Huntington, NY 11743

Google Rating: 4.6

Dinner: $39 or $46

Piccolo Mondo offers one of the most diverse menus for Restaurant Week. Choose from starters like Fritto Misto or Braised Short Rib Meatballs, and enjoy standout entrées such as Eggplant Parmigiana, Lamb Osso Buco, or Roasted Branzino. Desserts include classic cheesecake, tiramisu, or refreshing gelato.

Posto Pazzo

📍84 New York Ave, Huntington, NY 11743

Google Rating: 4.5

Multiple Price Points: $29, $39, $46

Posto Pazzo delivers variety and value with homemade pasta dishes, seafood specialties, and top-tier meats like their Aged Prime NY Steak. Pair it with a signature Espresso Martini or house sangria and finish with a choice dessert.

Celebrate Long Island Restaurant Week in Huntington

Long Island Restaurant Week isn’t just a chance to eat well — it’s an opportunity to support the chefs, servers, and small business owners who help make Huntington’s dining scene so vibrant.

Whether you’re dining in with friends, going out for a romantic evening, or grabbing a casual lunch, there’s no better time to explore the flavors of the town. So mark your calendars, make your reservations, and get ready to raise a fork to local flavor from April 27 through May 4.

For more Restaurants participating in Long Island Restaurant Week, click HERE!

Melissa Farrell

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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