Ring in the New Year with These Dining Options on Long Island

Wendy L Wednesday, December 26, 2012

We’re days away from saying goodbye to 2012 and saying hello to a new year! How will you ring in the New Year?

We have several dining options on Long Island to help make sure the celebrations come with good food and a fun and memorable time. Check out these options below.

• Lula Trattoria at 348 East Jericho Turnpike in Mineola (516)747-5100 is offering Italian cuisine as early as 4pm from its a la carte menu. It also has available a four-course prix fixe menu for $85 per person. The special New Year’s Eve celebration begins at 9pm and continues on to 1am where there’ll be an open bar and dancing. Check out the menu here.
  
  
• Novita Wine Bar at 860 Franklin Avenue in Garden City (516-739-7660) is a modern Italian kitchen offering a three-course wine dinner for $79 for reservations up to 7pm. For those looking to party into New Year’s Day with dinner, DJ, dancing and an open bar, it has another option for $125 per person. Check out the options and menu here.
  
  
• Prime – An American Kitchen and Bar at 117 New York Avenue in Huntington (631-385-1515) is open for New Year’s Eve dinner beginning at 9pm. It offers American dining with a view of Huntington Harbor. It’s offering a four-course prix fixe dinner menu at $125 per person. At 10pm, the night gets more exciting with DJ, music, dancing and champagne to toast the start of a new year at midnight. Check out the menu here.

Wishing everyone a safe and happy New Year!

Come back each week for new features on entertainment, shopping and dining opportunities on Long Island.

Also, if you have any suggestions on hot spots on Long Island, please let us know.

wendyl@longislandyellowpages.com

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