Hey ladies! We are starting to look at catering halls for our wedding and are seeking suggestions to accomodate our large Italian families. We are planning to invite between 180-235 guests, and the wedding will hopefully be sometime in 2009. The season and day/time are flexible. We've been to Jericho Terrace and Villa Lombardi's--the menus at these places are along the lines of what we are looking for. Please post suggestions with prices (or FM me). Anywhere on Long Island or vacinity would be appreciated. TIA!!!
BarbieGrl10
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Try Russo's on the Bay. I dont have prices but thats deff what your looking for!
Good luck!
chicky724
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Try Leonard's in Great Neck - two of my friends who come from very Italian familes had their weddings there and loved it!
Soon2BMrsC09
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We're getting married at Venetian Yacht Club - it was owned by Italians now Greek people but the upstairs room can accomodate up to 250 right on the water
MaggieLuvsJoe
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I'm having an Italian wedding but not in Long Island, not sure if you're interested in New Rochelle Halls....
The Fountainhead Glen Island Harbour Club VIP
and in Queens/LI..... Russo's on the Bay Leonard's Verdi's Chateau Briand Villa Lombardi
I've been to so many Italian weddings at these places...let me know if you want more info. I have prices for a few of them as well.
Good Luck.
meli722
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Russo's on the Bay Leonard's of Great Neck Villa Barone Manor Marina Del Rey Maestro's (Bronx) Villa Lombardi's
Utterhappiness
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Russo's, Try Westbury Manor also try chatau briand
shell1879
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Water mill maybe
MrsDrinkh20
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Villa Lombardi's!
flairforfashion
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I can't think of anything better than Russo's On The Bay & Villa Lombardi's.
VickiR510
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Villa Lombardi's Russo On the Bay (Brooklyn) Leonards of Great Neck The Riviera (Massapequa) The Inn at New Hyde PArk
Im having a huge Italian wedding as well i have 250 people & im getting married at The Fox Hollow. Food & everything is amazing there!
GOOD LUCK!
FutureMrsC
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I found this to be very helpful when I was looking for halls. Reception Hall Guide
It tells you the type of cuisine each RH serves and you can search by # of guests and price too.
dazies1011
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Floral Terrace
NickandTara426
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Giorgio's
Autumnbride03
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I second Giorgio's..... George Sr. is straight off the boat!!! and the food is incredible.
bobchris1023
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Did you try the Swan Club?
vicky1125
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the only ones i can think of are Russo's & Leonard's. try my RH as well, WCC. it's owned by italians.
Hahaha, I'm laughing because it's like all weddings on Long Island are Italian Weddings!! Most halls are owned by Italians, oddly enough, and they all have Italian menus. I've been to VERY Italian weddings at every hall on the island, practically. Leonard's looks like your in Italy, the Scotto Brothers' menus are nearly 100% Italian and the chef at Chateau Briand is award winning, Crest Hollow did my brother's wedding -- Italian Blowout!!! You can't go wrong anywhere from the middle of the Island westward.
bluekat16
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Russo's on The Bay (Howard Beach) Jericho Terrace Villa Lombardi's Chateau Briand Leanord's
