Waterfront Dining is part of LI Summer Fun

James Williams Monday, July 30, 2012

There are several things which living on Long Island offers during the warm summer months. One of those wonderful things is dining on the water. Since Long Island is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in America, it is no wonder as to why there are so many options available for dining on the water here. The problem is that not all of the places which offer this form of dining offer patrons food which matches the great views they have to offer. There are, however some real finds on the island which make dining a pleasure in all they have to offer. One of the best options for on the water dining is La Casa Café. This is a delightful Italian restaurant located at Crab Meadow Beach on 44 Waterside Avenue in Newport. This restaurant offers stunning beachside dining where you can watch the surf. They also serve traditional Italian cuisine which offers diners a delicious authentic taste of the old world.  Traditional favorites such as linguine and clam sauce as well as sausage and peppers can be found in their menu.

Some of the other excellent features of this beachside restaurant are the fully stocked salad bar and liquor bar. All this makes this location a go to for those who are looking to sit back and relax dining on a big Italian meal while listening to the waves lap up on the shore.

La Casa Café is open for lunch and dinner. They cater and have plenty of space which can be reserved for special occasions. They also offer take-out for those who do not have time to take in the view, but want to take some of their delightful food home.  Those looking to book reservations or parties can call La Casa Café at 631-757-7220 and ask for Joe.  The menus they offer and photos of their spectacular view can be found at their website.

jamesw@longislandyellowpages.com

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