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Where in Huntington can you find some of the best places on Long Island?

By Long Island Press October 28, 2026 3 min read

Gold Coast Barbers, with locations in Syosset and Huntington, is a premier men’s grooming destination known for blending traditional barbershop craft with a modern, artisan experience. Clients enjoy a range of services, from precision haircuts and classic hot‑towel shaves to beard shaping, kids’ haircuts, and tailored grooming consultations, all delivered in a welcoming atmosphere with premium barber chairs and attentive barbers. The team’s focus on customer service and professional skill has helped Gold Coast earn widespread recognition as one of Long Island’s top barbershops, where booking ahead ensures personalized attention and quality results. Their social presence highlights fresh styles, service offerings, and the comfortable, community‑oriented vibe that keeps clients coming back haircut after haircut. 268 New York Ave., Huntington, 631-791-3117, goldcoastbarbers.com

Branzinos Restaurant & Bar has become a standout culinary destination on Long Island with its blend of Italian and seafood cuisine served in stylish, contemporary settings. With its flagship location in Huntington Station and a second outpost in Northport, Branzinos showcases a diverse menu featuring ocean‑fresh seafood, prime steaks and chops, handmade pastas, and chef‑curated weekly specials made from high‑quality ingredients. Guests at the Northport location can also enjoy signature sushi and artisanal pizza alongside classic favorites. Open seven days a week, both restaurants offer an inviting atmosphere for lunch, dinner, and drinks, complete with attentive service and an extensive selection of fine wines and cocktails that elevate the dining experience. Whether for a casual meal or a special night out, Branzinos is known for its commitment to flavor, presentation, and memorable moments. 315 Walt Whitman Rd., Huntington Station, 641-944-3141, branzinos.com

Albert’s Mandarin Gourmet in Huntington is a beloved local destination for authentic Chinese cuisine that’s earned community praise and accolades. For decades, this neighborhood mainstay has served a diverse menu of classic favorites like General Tso’s chicken, Peking chicken, dumplings, and crispy whole fish alongside other flavorful specialties crafted with generous portions and fresh ingredients. The inviting, casual dining room and attentive service make it a go-to spot for family dinners, special occasions, or a satisfying sit-down meal. Local diners frequently highlight the consistent taste and inviting atmosphere that set Albert’s Mandarin apart from typical takeout options! 269 New York Ave., Huntington, 631-673-8188, albertsmandarinny.com

String It Up in Huntington is a specialty lacrosse store and pro‑stringing shop that serves players from youth leagues to competitive athletes with high‑quality equipment and performance‑ready gear. They offer a comprehensive selection of lacrosse products — including men’s, women’s, and goalie sticks, stringing supplies, complete heads, mesh, shafts, and accessories from top brands — all curated to support players at every level of the game. What truly sets String It Up apart is its expert custom stringing service, where experienced players hand‑craft pockets tailored to individual style, position, and play preferences, ensuring precision performance that factory‑strung sticks often can’t match. Customers can choose string patterns and color schemes and send in or drop off lacrosse heads for professional stringing that’s ready to perform on game day! 41 Stewart Ave., Huntington, 631-923-0858, stringitup.com

Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington is a beloved nonprofit independent movie theater and cultural hub that has been bringing diverse cinematic experiences to Long Island audiences since it was founded in 1973 by Vic Skolnick, Charlotte Sky, and their son Dylan, originally showing films on a bedsheet in a friend’s dance studio before evolving into a full‑fledged arts institution. Today, the centre operates three state‑of‑the‑art screening theaters that showcase a broad array of programming, including first‑run American and international independent films, restored classics, adventurous cinema, and curated film series. Beyond movie screenings, Cinema Arts Centre’s year‑round schedule features educational programs, workshops, guest talks, festivals, and community events that engage film lovers of all ages. Its mission is to use the power of film to inspire, provoke thought, and build connections within the community. 423 Park Ave., Huntington, 631-423-7611, cinemaartscentre.org

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