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The Incorporated Village of Farmingdale is an incorporated village on Long Island within the Town of Oyster Bay in Nassau County, New York, United States. The population was 8,189 at the 2010 Census.
Restaurants in Farmingdale
1. Bethpage Black
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 101 reviews
In operation since 1935, this public course is so well-regarded that it was chosen as the site of the 2002 U.S. Open Championship.
Reviewed By bshynk
This was my second time playing the Black course and we ran into a predicament. We needed to play on a Friday in September early in the morning so we could make it back into the city for Billy Joel. After racking my brain on how I would get a 4 ball without paying a tour company $700 I came up with a plan. I went online and rented a RV from a local Bethpage resident, Doug. Doug usually has a two day minimum but we worked a deal that was fair for both sides as he just had to drive it , park it, and pick it up the next day. Doug was an absolute beauty to work with and the RV had everything we needed - private room with large double bed - pull out double bed - slide together twin bed - bathroom (small extra charge) - tv (he’s getting a better one) - generator - outside grill, tables, chairs - fridge and freezer There were so many things and it was perfect for three guys. Four guys would have been doable but luckily we had one guy who stayed at a hotel. We were able to have Doug park the unit at 2pm we did a walk thru. Doug left and we went for a bite to eat and watch football in downtown Farmingdale. We came back about 7pm and the neighbours had a 65 foot screen and satellite for the game but no generator. We plugged into the RV and had a great night. Everyone was wishing they had a Doug especially when they started crawling into their vehicles to sleep or tents. There was 10 vehicles when we went to sleep. We woke up at 5am to get ready for the ranger to give a bracelet. There was now over 60 cars in the lot!!!!!! Wow!!! My word of advice is once you get your bracelet go to the clubhouse doors and wait for your number to be called as we almost missed it. Private message me for Doug’s info if you want to stay overnight at Bethpage like a rockstar and almost guarantee a wicked tee time. I will be doing this again!
2. Louis Fly Academy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Flying Helicopters Made Easy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Flying helicopters is our passion. We offer helicopter rides, tours, aerial photography, gifts, introduction and flight training.
4. Farmingdale Taxi and Airport Service
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Are you trying to find a taxi nearby in Farmingdale NY 11735 or a cab close by in Melville NY 11747, look no further than Farmingdale Taxi and Airport Service for the taxi number for Farmingdale and Melville. We offer quality drivers, clean up to date cars and fast pickup times. We service Farmingdale LIRR Farmingdale Village, East Farmingdale, Pinelawn LIRR, Farmingdale State University and the Melville Business Corridor. We also provide airport transportation from Long Island to JFK Airport, LaGuardia Airport, Islip MacArthur Airport, Newark Liberty Airport, Westchester County Airport and of course our very own Farmingdale Republic Airport. We have taxis ready and available to pick you up any time of day or night and professional drivers whom are trained and licensed by Town of Oyster Bay, Tow of Babylon, Nassau County TLC (Taxi and Limousine Commission) and Suffolk County TLC on staff 24 hours a day 7 days a week to service all your transportation needs in and around Long Island
Reviewed By vincentmR3637JB - Farmingdale, United States
I have used farmingdale taxi for many years. They are reliable and friendly. The cabs are new and service is very prompt. A good replacement for checker cabs or yellow cab at the farmingdale station.
5. American Airpower Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
The American Airpower Museum is Non-Profit 501C3 Aviation Museum and State Chartered Educational Foundation. A unique Museum where most of the historic Aircraft are operational and fly regularly during the spring and summer months. The Museum is located at historic Republic Airport in Farmingdale NY. The Airport established back in the 1920s by Fairchild and Grumman Aviation. Eventually the home of Seversky Aviation during the 1930s it would evolve into Republic Aviation in 1939. In 1941 Republic produced the P-47 Thunderbolt which would go on to be the most mass produced fighter of WWII with over 15,000 built. Republic would go on to build the F-84, F-105, and A-10 Fighter Aircraft all right here in Long Island NY. Today the American Airpower Museum calls one of the last three surviving Republic Hangars home.
Reviewed By anthonycA5572PX - Staten Island, United States
My wife & I visited this museum on Jan 13, 2020. I am a Veteran Air Force Squadron Operation Specialist, being based in Germany from 1961-1966. I flew many hours in the F-105 Thunderchief second seat, there & in Libya. We have visited a few museums in the past. However, this was the most informative & specialized of them all. That includes all of the aircraft displayed & the data given by our guide. It covers the years of WWII, Vietnam Desert Storm & more! Why did we decide on this Museum....... They displayed an F-105 from the Vietnam era!! Standing outside the hangar in it’s camouflaged markings & slightly damaged tail, it made a powerful statement, awaiting it’s complete refurbishing. Made me proud! I recommend many to come & visit our countries’ past Heroes & the Aircraft they flew to protect our America! Thank you. TC
6. United Artists Farmingdale 10
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By htafuro - Farmingdale, United States
My husband and I go here for a night out, my kids go here with their friends and we've come as a family too! The sets are SO comfortable! and the rows are spacious, so no one is climbing over you to scramble for seating. Movie tickets cost enough so we usually eat dinner before a movie rather than purchase snacks but that's a personal preference. Popcorn at a movie is so much fun and there's is great.
7. Bethpage State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Jcat4 - Farmingdale, United States
The staff at the pro shop are amazing, bought a lot of neat souvenirs. So nice that anyone can golf there and play on professional courses.
8. Alibi Speakeasy & Lounge
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
9. Adventureland
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 262 reviews
Long Island's Favorite Family Amusement Park since 1962, conveniently located on Route 110 in Farmingdale. Adventureland features over 30 rides, games, and attractions for all ages, gift shops, sweet shops, and an indoor arcade and restaurant. Admission and parking are free every day; unlimited rides bracelet and single tickets available for purchase at the gate. Gift Cards and Season Passes available online. Experience Turbulence, Long Island's only spinning roller coaster, and new for 2018, Mystery Mansion! Park open April thru October; weekends and holidays in the spring and fall and daily in the summer.
10. RPM Raceway
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
RPM Raceway is America's ultimate all-electric indoor go-kart and entertainment destination providing an authentic, exhilarating and safe racing experience second only to climbing into an actual race car. From weekend warriors seeking a quick thrill, to determined racers looking to become the next Dale or Danica, RPM Raceway was created for racers of all levels.
Reviewed By BobC1072 - Huntington, United States
This track is so much fun. The staff is professional and they keep a keen eye on the race at all times. I would not suggest this place for someone who does NOT like driving, or who has never driven anything before. If you are inexperienced and still want to drive, I suggest the “unlicensed” races. Those cars move a little bit slower so you can get familiar with the driving and the track. Otherwise, it’s an amazing fun time. My advice is to schedule a time when there are not very many people. This way you can have the track almost to yourself, and can really test the speed and cornering techniques. I highly suggest this for parties and business outings!
