Location: Stony Brook
Top Restaurants in Stony Brook
Top Things to do in Stony Brook
- 1. Avalon Park & Preserve
- 2. Harmony Vineyards
- 3. Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamboat Company
- 4. Three Village Historical Society
- 5. Benner's Farm
- 6. The Escape Room Game Long Island
- 7. St. James General Store
- 8. Sunken Meadow State Park
- 9. Escape Zone Long Island
- 10. Long Island Museum of American Art, History and Carriages
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Most Popular Italian food in Stony Brook, New York, United States
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Stony Brook. Stony Brook is a hamlet and census-designated place (CDP) in the Town of Brookhaven in Suffolk County, New York, on the North Shore of Long Island. Begun in the colonial era as an agricultural enclave, the hamlet experienced growth first as a resort town and then to its current state as one of Long Island's major tourist towns and centers of education. Despite being referred to as a village by residents and tourists alike, Stony Brook has never been legally incorporated by the state. The population was 13,740 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Stony Brook
10. Mario's Italian Kitchen Incorporated
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Mora1234
We had cheeseburger, house salad, and minestrone soup late night at this Italian restaurant. We usually have chicken or pasta dishes and this was a pleasant surprise. Service is always friendly. This is truly a winner. We go here often.
9. Fratellis Market Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By nauta53
I've eaten lunch here a couple of times, and have had their lunchboxes during university functions numerous times. I'm always disappointed when we get lunch from somewhere else! A classic deli, with delicious roast-beef sandwiches. Nothing fancy, just excellent quality. Highly recommended--esp. for Stony Brook departments looking for catering!
8. Ragazzi Italian Kitchen & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By BenzgalS550
The interior space is modern and inviting. The decor is very upscale. The food is standard Italian fare. Red sauce in a modern setting. Lots of mozzarella topping everything. Rude staff. Our server missed the glass pouring water and left a puddle on the table. Any request such as a towel to blot up the water or for red pepper were met with looks of disdain. The pizza was commendable. Napoleon eggplant drowning in cheese and sauce was overwhelming.
7. Colosseo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By natashat996
âDOMINATING THE PIZZA/ITALIAN EATS WORLD.....IN EXCELLENCEâ.....If you want a.....âA LITTLE TASTE OF ITALYâ in Port Jefferson Station this is the ITALIANO spot to be at....This stop in was for pizza pick order for work....Makayla & Stephanie were friendly & on point....Success...in the bellies of co-workers breaking bread together.... â¨Long standing Primo Perfecto Business....If you havenât been itâs a highly suggested try....â¨
6. Mario's Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By tomc625
Havenât dined in or out since this restaurant changed hands years ago. I must say the renovation and decor is top notch. On this occasion we ordered takeout as its the closest Italian Restaurant to our home , just 1.5 miles away which means we could be steady customers even during those slow months of the year. At first glance the menu seems a little over priced but my initial thought was âif its really good than its worth it -better be anywayâ we kept it simple and called in an order for linguini and Meatballs which was close to 14 dollars and a Veal parmigiana hero at a whopping 14.75. Again I figured at 14.75 maybe it will be the best hero Iâve ever eaten so I went with it. It wasnât. First negative it was big on bread and small on veal and very little cheese. It tasted fine and the veal which was pounded very thin ,was tender , as expected after a beating with a meat tenderizer.There was just so little veal and cheese. Plenty of sauce on the fresh hero roll which definitely could use some oven crisping to give relief to its soggy stature.The linguini with meatballs was a much better choice and could probably feed two people with the bread included and 4 meatballs, yet it was priced less than the hero. Definitely odd.The meatballs were very good and the pasta was drained of any excess water , a big plus in my book.I hate to complain about price but for 5 dollars less the same hero can be had a short drive away and is a very comparable substitution. A family of 4 saves 20 dollars if theyâre all eating the same hero nearby. Food for thought and the wallet.One additional observation . When we called in the order I asked specifically if I could get get a side of grated cheese with the order. It proved to be a difficult question for the order taker on the other end of the line. Quite frankly she had no idea what I was talking about and eventually said âI dont know if itâs extra â . I did learn she was new on the job when I arrived so Iâll cut her some slack as she was very nice ,but management needs to train people that are going to be the first customer contact properly and thoroughly. Greeters and phone people can make or break a first impression . Put your best foot forward in this department. Canât say well rush back as it was $32 for a hero and a plate of pasta and meatballs but perhaps another visit for a special occasion , just not weeknight takeout. Perhaps thatâs the business model but i doubt it. Pictured - the hero .... but it really wasnât my hero this evening
5. Pasta Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By riceball58
Oh my God.......this was great!!! Went to see the band (which was super great) - Three Kings and A Wise Guy. Now, the food............the food was delicous. The calamari and baked clams were yummy. Parpadelle perfect! Dessert -delicious. Service - great. Atmosphere - very nice. Looking forward to returning soon.
4. O Sole Mio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
O Sole Mio Provides Lunch and Dinner to the Stony Brook Area as Well as Catering.
Reviewed By Felicia B
This establishment is in a shopping center close to a movie theater and other stores which makes it convenientThe menu makes it special. There are dozens of varieties of pizza available by the slice or whole pie. All are good. Dine in casually at a booth, take out or sit in the dining room and order off the menuFamily friendly. Priced right.
3. Ruvo Restaurant East
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By ferryboaters
We visited Ruvo during Long Island Restaurant week because they listed a variety of menu offerings, unlike some restaurants where the offerings are few and predictable. We were not disappointed. From the steamed mussels appetizer, to a flounder and shrimp oreganata, to a berry crumble topped with ice cream - it was all delicious. (And the martinis and coffee were perfect, too). My review would not be complete without a tip of the hat to our server, Sadie, who was gracious and attentive. We will be going back.
2. Pentimento Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Established in 1994, located in the heart of Stony Brook Village, Pentimento Restaurant offers innovative Italian cuisine in a quaint & casual setting. Indoor and outdoor seating available as well as gluten and dairy free, vegetarian, and vegan options. O
Reviewed By natashat996
Filled with a....lotttaa....loveeeee.....*From the service*Appetizers*To the dishes *To family... *****a party of 14.... 3 generations of togetherness breaking bread at this cozy little nook of fine eatery....Embellished Appreciation-for the âChef Excellenceâ harvested into precise tasteful deliciousness....*Eggplant Rollatini & the Sword Fish were a big hit at our table....Perfect amount in serving size***Baked to Bella Perfection in my Rollatini*****When you feel the love in every bite you know the chefâs aim to please expectations were by far attainedMy first time & definitely not my last....~Absolutely loved my first experience & I know for sure it was a family loved experience~
1. The Trattoria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 92 reviews
Owned and operated by chef Stephen Gallagher. Serving rustic Italian cuisine in a casual environment with an open kitchen. Our menu changes daily. We are a bring your own wine establishment and do not accept credit cards.
Reviewed By Pegamyhart
A wonderful quaint, little place that has one feeling as though theyâre having dinner at Grandmaâs house. Delicious prixe fix menu with interesting imaginative choices. Wonderful to be able to bring our own wine in, as well. Donât miss it!
