Long Island Restaurants

Plenty of categories and places to help tailor the meal to your mom's palate.

Latin-American groceries are becoming increasingly more visible.

Try these restaurants near Long Island's court houses.

We've found some local bakeries that still bake the old-fashioned way, with real butter.

True foodies not only eat, but shop, cook, serve and talk food. So we're launching Culinary Corridors, a series about food hot spots on Long Island. First up: Route 107 in Hicksville.

The four-year-old Babylon restaurant took top honors at Monday night's Evening of Good Taste competition, winning both the "best overall" and "people's choice" awards.

After almost half a century, these old-fangled Chinese-American palaces are still going strong.

Classic LI 'turf' restaurants are luring diners with 'surf' and more

Newsday's Joan Reminick ate her way through six prix-fixe multicourse menus on Long Island. Here's how they rate.

Once the sacred trust of Japanese restaurants, sushi can be found in steak houses, supermarkets, food courts and more.

Long Island is blessed with many good seafood markets. These were recommended by readers and visited by Newsday.

Don't feel like going out? If only you could whip up a gourmet meal at home... These schools offer courses from soup to nuts.