Location: Jamesport
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Most Popular European food in Jamesport, New York, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Jamesport, New York, United States. Jamesport is a census-designated place (CDP) and hamlet in the Town of Riverhead in Suffolk County, New York, United States. The CDP's population was 1,710 at the 2010 census.
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1. The Village Cheese Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Cheese retailer with adjacent café serving Fondue, Cheese Platters, sides, etc. Wine list offers French and Long Island wines, craft beers and hard ciders.
Reviewed By hkustrg
Went for lunch. Very calm and quiet place with an awesome selection of cheeses. Serves wine too. They have some great sandwiches. If you need big portions, this is not the place. But, the sizes are quite adequate. Had a lemon "cheese-cake" even though that is not the right term, and that was super stuff.Thank you!
2. Sarikopa Organic Coffee and Tea House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By TennisBuddy
Ordered grilled chicken, mozzarella,mushrooms and spinach panini sandwiches....Second visit....Sandwich was AWESOME....This combo was not on menu......No problem...Young fellow wrote it up quickly...Cold Green tea was delicious....Last visit omlets....They really care about their customers...Brought home 4 medium size chocolate chip cookies....They were delicious...The food is organic and delicious...
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3. Wisla Delicacy Deli Corporation
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Steve T
I'm Hungarian/Polish by decent and as a child was afforded the experience of these cuisines from my paternal grandparents. Through my wife, we came to Wisla's after going to the other Polish Deli in the middle of town for years. I would never disparage the Euro Deli, who are also a very good deli, however the food and cooked items are just tastier at Wisla. Their food just has more of the old world charm which I grew up with. I've taken home kielbasa from each, both of which are exceptional, yet again Wisla's was just a tad better. Their counter service is also just more customer friendly to the customer who is not Polish, as evidenced as they explained their dishes to the commoner using simple terms and anologies which the client grasped. For authentic Polish cuisine you will not be dissapointed by Wisla's.
