The Best Spots for Igloo Dining on Long Island

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Experience the Magic of Igloo Dining on Long Island

As the chill of winter settles over Long Island, a unique and enchanting dining trend has taken center stage: Igloo Dining. Offering a blend of warmth, charm, and festivity, these heated igloos provide the perfect backdrop for winter gatherings with friends and family. From rooftop retreats to waterfront escapes, Long Island’s igloo dining experiences are worth exploring this holiday season.

Igloo Dining Spots on Long Island

Pietro’s – East Meadow

476 E Meadow Ave, East Meadow, NY 11554

Step into a winter wonderland at Pietro’s, where holiday spirit takes center stage. Their festively decorated igloos provide a magical setting for dinner, and live carolers serenade diners Monday through Thursday from 6-8 PM until December 23. Reservations can be made through OpenTable for an unforgettable evening.

Coach Meeting House – Oyster Bay

160 Mill River Rd, Oyster Bay, NY 11771

Coach Meeting House transforms its backyard area into a cozy igloo village. Each igloo comes equipped with its own firepit, Roku TV, and Bluetooth speaker. Perfect for groups of up to six (though larger parties can squeeze in), these heated bubbles are dog and family-friendly, with Disney+ to keep the kids entertained. Dress warmly, as you’re dining in an outdoor bubble.

RHUM – Patchogue

13 E Main St, Patchogue, NY 11772

Elevate your holiday dining experience with RHUM’s rooftop igloos. Offering a Caribbean-inspired vibe, these glowing domes provide a cozy escape under the stars. Available for lunch and dinner daily, RHUM’s igloos are perfect for savoring their full menu and the seasonal magic of Patchogue.

The Oar – Patchogue

264 West Ave, Patchogue, NY 11772

Dine dockside at The Oar, where festively decorated igloos transport you to a winter wonderland by the water. With their renowned menu and stunning views, this is a must-visit spot for an intimate and memorable outing. Call ahead to reserve your igloo experience.

Harmony Vineyards – St. James

169 Harbor Rd, St James, NY 11780

At Harmony Vineyards, heated and festively adorned igloos await for cozy evenings with wine and good company. Enjoy the scenic vineyard setting while staying warm in your private bubble. Reservations can be made on their website for this charming experience.

The Baker House 1650 – East Hampton

181 Main St, East Hampton, NY 11937

For an intimate and upscale igloo experience, The Baker House 1650 offers heated igloos in their private courtyard. Perfect for up to six guests, these domes feature heated seating, board games, and personalized service. Enjoy wine and house-made charcuterie in an exclusive setting. Reservations are $30 per person and can be made by contacting the hotel directly.

Sayville Falls – Sayville

30 Hanson Pl, Sayville, NY 11782

Gather with friends and family at Sayville Falls, where festively furnished igloos offer warmth and charm. Each igloo features a TV, Bluetooth speaker, and games, making it ideal for cozy winter hangouts. Rates start at $30 per hour (Monday-Thursday) and $40 per hour on weekends and holidays. Call to reserve your igloo today.

Smuggler Jack’s – Massapequa

157 Forest Ave, Massapequa, NY 11758

Overlooking the water, Smuggler Jack’s offers five private heated igloos for dining in a serene, festive atmosphere. Perfect for date nights or family dinners, these igloos provide a waterfront escape. Call ahead to secure your spot.

Reserve Today for Igloo Dining Options!

Igloo dining on Long Island offers more than just a meal—it’s an experience filled with warmth, joy, and seasonal magic. These spots also fill up fast, so make your reservations today!

As you explore these unique dining spots, remember that supporting local businesses helps sustain the vibrant communities that make Long Island special. This winter, treat yourself and your loved ones to the charm of igloo dining while embracing the spirit of the season.

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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 Today that 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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