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Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Cedarhurst, New York, United States. Cedarhurst is a village in Nassau County, on the South Shore of Long Island, New York, in the USA. The population was 6,592 at the 2010 United States Census. The village is named after a grove of trees that once stood at the post office.
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10. Jordan's Lobster Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Jordan Lobster is a full service seafood restaurant with a retail store. We also have a clam bar and backyard bar which is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day weather permitting.
Reviewed By 312jodym
Dined on a Monday evening and was seated right away. Outside seating area was available. I thought that would have been enjoyable since restaurant states waterfront location. Quickly regretted that choice. Menu had a large selection of seafood options. Chose Lobster cakes, served with fries and coleslaw. Only tasted peppers and breading, not much lobster. Coleslaw was bland. They have a walk up counter to order carry out. I wanted to like this place but didnât have a nice enough experience to recommend.
9. Bayhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By THOMASFROMDAMASCUS
The Bayhouse Waterfront Bar & Grille is located in Rosedale New York and was my first restaurant that I enjoyed during my month long US Holiday. In total there were over thirty-four (34) other restaurants that I experienced during my month long vacation in America.I was invited with my daughter-in-laws father, and the restaurant was very close to JFK airport and my hotel. We both had a great visit and fantastic dinner.It was raining that night so we did not have a chance to dine on their outdoor terrace yet we did have a nice window table with a view of the water! The menu was quite extensive so I had a difficult time deciding on my selection. What we found out that ALL the food at the Bayhouse Waterfront Bar & Grille was very, very good.I liked the atmosphere and our waitress was very professional and friendly. I would return on a heartbeat on my next trip to the Statesâ¦
8. Lido Kosher Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By Bonappetitmom
From the moment you walk into the Lido Deli in Long Beach, NY, you know you are going to have a wonderful and satisfying meal. Right from the entrance starts the delightful parade of Jewish delicacies.They have a lavish and lush variety of items to choose from. The platters and individual cookies are the start to the glorious showcases housing wonderful Jewish dishes. Knishes, pickles, kugels, pot pies, latkas, cutlets, fried chicken, meats and salads are just a sampling of the mouth watering goodies that runs the length of the restaurant. You are then greeted by a welcoming staff member and escorted to a table. On the table is a bowl of very delicious coleslaw and assortment of pickles.Then the fun begins and you are presented with their amazing menu.This is one extensive menu. From breakfast dishes including omelettes and bagels and lox to a hot dinner entree. They have appetizers for a small bite. They have soups that are just divine. The matoh ball soup was heavenly. The matzoh ball was light and fluffy. This soup could cure everything from the common cold to the flu. The split pea soup was creamy and flavorful as well is their barley soup. The stuffed cabbage was fantastic in a sweet and sour sauce. I love knishes and nothing beats a hotdog from a Jewish Deli. We had the Sampler platter with hotdogs in blankets, potato knishes and potato pancakes, served with applesauce. Everything was terrific. The outside was crisp on the knish and pancakes and soft in the middle. The mini hotdogs were so flavorful. The overstuffed pastrami and corned beef sandwich was over the top. The very generous portions of meat topped with their homemade coleslaw, on the fantastic rye bread was dreamy. This is the epitome of a classic Jewish sandwich. We finished off with a cup of coffee and a classic black and white cookie.An authentic Kosher Jewish Deli is few and far between. Yes they have many good kosher style delis in the New York and Long Island area. The Lido Deli is a true Kosher Jewish Deli. They are kosher and abide by the Jewish guidelines of being strictly kosher. Growing up in Brooklyn, NY I had so many wonderful Jewish delis in my neighborhood. Now they are gone. I live in Long Island and many of the delis in my area are also gone. I am so happy that Lido Deli has stood the test of time and has stayed where they are and true to themselves. It was a privilege to have dined in this epic establishment. This is a classic Kosher Jewish Deli, run by 3rd and 4th generation family members. They are a family owned and operated establishment and is a staple in the community. With wonderful service from everyone who works there, I definitely will be back. My one and only complaint is that I wish I lived closer.
7. Judd's Memphis Kitchen
We are a quick-serve, "Memphis-Style" kitchen with an additional focus on catering and pop ups, specializing in wood smoked brisket and other smoked and non-smoked southern delicacies. Takeout and delivery (ubereats etc.) coming soon!
Reviewed By dlelonek
The Kosher Food at Judd's is tasty, and prepared in the Southern, Memphis-style. The fries are a very well seasoned treat. The only disappointment if the very high prices that they charge for drinks, that being simple bottled water or soda. I would guess that their beverages are about double the going rate at most other establishments in the area.
6. Sherwood Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Diner Resteraunt serving the community for over 50 years. Open 7 days a week; serving breakfast, lunch, & dinner all day. Just 5 Miles from Kennedy Airport, 6 Miles from The Rockaway's and 6 Miles from Rockville Centre. Private Party Room Available for up
Reviewed By Gershwin12
Excellent service was provided by Jimmy. He anticipated our needs and exceeded them. Our drinks were always filled and he assured our food was prepared just the way we liked it. Portions were huge, fresh and delicious. Crunchy pickles, delicious macaroni salad and cold refreshing coleslaw was presented by Jimmy prior to our meal; oh my, so so scrumptious. I had to be careful not to fill up prior to my yummy tuna melt.
5. Prime Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By PaulE745
So we started dinner in at Another notable Central Avenue eatery. We decided that we wanted to up the experience a bit and went to prime bistro for dessert.Their desserts, as promised are truly works of art. They are absolutely beautiful in presentation. Or I to find fault at all it would be with the level of service involved. True we came in and probably an hour or two before closing but that is truly no reason to sit and wait 30 minutes to get coffee and dessert anywhere. It really ruins the experience. Beyond that there is not much to add a part from perhaps we shouldâve had dinner there and we would have been more welcome desert guests.
4. Graze Smoke House
Reviewed By 868aris
If you're looking for an authentic kosher barbecue in the 5 Towns, make your way over to Graze. As you walk in the door, your mouth waters with wonder if the food will taste as good as it smells. And it does not disappoint! Their menu is creative and fun and all their menu offerings include explanations. We ordered the Dino Short Rib with cracked pepper rub and honey hickory glaze that was tender and incredibly tasty. It comes with a choice of sides that were also amazing. Their pulled smokehouse nachos and beef belly bacon, well, reminded me of days long ago. And for fun, they sell several flavors of homemade Beef Jerky. The jerky can also be purchased on line. Although there is no wait staff, our orders were prepared quickly and served to perfection. The seating area is a bit small so call ahead to be sure there is seating availability. On my next pass through the 5Tâs, Graze will be on my menu!
3. Traditions
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By dcdriver
Whenever we're in NY, my husband and I never miss an opportunity to go to Traditions (sometimes two or three times in a 10-day visit). The food is always delicious, prices are reasonable, and the portions are generous. It gets very busy (and noisy) in the evenings but that's fine. Probably one of - if not THE - best kosher delis in the metropolitan area.
2. Carlos and Gabby's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Delivery available!
Reviewed By Joey613
This is a very good fast food kosher Mexican restaurant with surprisingly cheap prices. It's not the healthiest of places, but it doesn't claim to be. Oh and if you're a vegetarian, you'll have options as well. I'd definitely return next time I'm in the neighbourhood.
Where to eat Chinese food in Cedarhurst: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Doma Land + Sea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
The new American steakhouse is the brainchild of Boris and Edward Safaniev, brothers and friends. Together, they coined the concept of DOMA Land + Sea with the intention of creating a restaurant that is versatile and accommodating for any guest or occasio
Reviewed By rochelleg709
Doma is a beautiful restaurant that is very kid friendly. They have high chairs and the staff is excellent and extremely kind to children. The menu is extensive and delicious. The desserts are incredible and should not be missed my favorites are the cotton candy and the donuts They also have an amazing wine selection. Doma is located across from the cedarhurst station of the lLIRR and there is also ample street parking. Doma is a restaurant that you will love and want to return to many times.
