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Local Eateries Take Part in Long Island Restaurant Week

Residents can eat a prix-fixed, three-course diner for $24.95 at nearly 250 restaurants.

Foodies can eat their hearts out as the sixth annual Long Island Restaurant Week is in full swing from Nov. 6 to Nov. 13.

During the week of Nov. 6, nearly 250 restaurants throughout Nassau and Suffolk County will be offering a special three-course, prix-fixed menu for $24.95 to customers. The price includes an appetizer, entrée and dessert. Six restaurants will be participating in Hauppauge and Nesconset.

“We have 247 restaurants participating. It’s an increase from past years,” said Tara Berkoski, speaking for organizer WordHampton.

Berkoski said the increase in the number of participating restaurants in part due the economy, as restaurants attempt to draw in new customers.  There are 181 returning restaurants who have participated in a previous Long Island Restaurant Week, and 42 new eateries have signed on to this year’s promotion.

“It’s the most we’ve ever seen returning. Restaurants who have done this in the past have see what a good promotion it is for them,” Berkoski said.

restaurant week offerings include ten Italian-inspired entree options.

and have signed up to participate in Long Island Restaurant Week this year. Perfecto Mundo will offer a menu Latin Fusion featuring dishes that include grilled marinated argentinian skirt steak, coriander crusted pork tenderloin and seafood paella.

No stranger to restaurant week, Ciao Baby will be serving up some of it's most noted homestyle-Italian dishes.

Nisen Sushi has also signed up to offer a prix-fixed, three-course dinner for eight nights, offering fresh sushi specials and creative Japanese dishes.

Participating restaurants have agreed to offer the prix fixed menu for eight days, all night, except for Saturday when it is only being offered until 7 p.m.

For a full list of participating restaurants, visit Long Island Restaurant Week’s website.

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John Smith May 18, 2013 at 09:39 pm
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Concerned Commackian May 18, 2013 at 09:22 pm
HAHAHAHAHA......well done John. You say I speak out of both sides of my mouth. Looks like you talkRead More out of a completely different orifice!!!!!!!!
Retired May 18, 2013 at 09:14 pm
@John Smith - YES it is true - you have the wrong document - that was the notice sent to the public.Read More The "no video taping" language was in the PTA notice that was sent to the Candidates.. One of the Candidates showed me his copy.
RL May 17, 2013 at 08:08 am
I agree new blood can be used and some new thinking and the way to accomplish that is to vote newRead More faces in. Does having more people create a larger bureaucracy thought. Having served on a number of private, charity and corporate boards I can tell you more is not always the answer. I think term limits would be a better approach. This way you don't have the same though process year after year. Two terms six years seems reasonably to me.
Dawn-Marie Bailey May 15, 2013 at 09:01 pm
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LINANA May 17, 2013 at 12:28 am
Since past precedence for a number of years has been to send out literature informing ALL residentsRead More (including those with no children in the schools) of candidates bios, does the omission of the bios raise a legal issue? ??? We all pay school taxes and district has the obligation to provide us with this info. Shame on them!!!! Teacher's union is also "encouraging" votes for Egan & Behar and against adding two additional seats to the board. People with a vested interest "encouraging" you to vote a particular way should raise flags!!! Hopefully people will think for themselves and make an informed vote for the candidate they feel will best represent the students & residents of Commack.
Janice May 16, 2013 at 12:08 pm
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ergodic May 16, 2013 at 11:09 am
Hey, PTA, BOE/// try lending a hand///don't criticize things you don't understand///the community isRead More clearly beyond your command///your 100 year road is rapidly aging///and, the times, they are changing. CUFSD has experienced a decline in total enrollment from a peak of 7830 in 2008-09 to 6934 (projected) in 2013-14, a decrease of 11.4%. During that period, spending per pupil increased from $19,759 to $25,871 - an increase of 30.9%. This performance does not reflect well on the financial management capabilities of the BOE. And, is it a surprise that NYSUT is an advocate for the status quo? A more democratic approach to decision-making via a vote for Prop 2 should be helpful.
re May 16, 2013 at 12:01 am
Vote yes for the additional members of the board. Save our schools. Save our schools with fairRead More representation. Join a new taxpayers representation committee at the Commack community assoc effective September 2013. Our next meeting is May 30 at 7pm at the Bristol assisted living community room( next to sears) Do not let this civic group wither away as it would be a victory for the school board that monitors any opposition to the way the district operates.
Dawn-Marie Bailey May 15, 2013 at 08:27 pm
I started a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/VoteYesForProposition2?skip_nax_wizard=true