Hi ladies! I am in need of some help and I know I have come to the right place.
My best friend is getting married about a month ahead of me. Her sister and I are planning her bachelorette party and we are looking for nice restaurants on the island that are moderately priced and that have an atmosphere conducive to 'adult' conversation (it's a bachelorette party--wink wink) and to a more secluded room or space. Any ideas? We plan on heading to a country bar in Commack to go dancing later in the evening, but wanted to start off the evening with dinner. BTW: Bride-to-be (my best friend) is lactose intolerant...so that might also have an effect on things!!! Thanks everyone!
yelley77
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There is a place in Melville called FOUR. They have great food (from what I've heard) and the atmosphere is very NYCish
Mnkey531
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I have passed that place a million times and never knew what it was! That sounds cool. I have to check it out. Thanks for the advice!!!
yelley77
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I have passed that place a million times and never knew what it was! That sounds cool. I have to check it out. Thanks for the advice!!!
no problem!
Kerin2804
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HHMMMMM.... I guess it all depends on what type of food you like - Lactose intolerant...you can still go anywhere - Your bride to be can simply choose not cheese/cream based sauces for her entree. Give us an idea of food you want.
Mnkey531
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well, she likes italian...and usually goes for non cream based sauces...like a garlic and oil thing. We both love sushi as well, but unless the sushi place has something for everyone, it may make some people feel left out.
Mnkey531
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anybody been to Blue Hanu? I have never heard of that either.
Mnkey531
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have you been? do you know if there is a website for Four?
Heather101208
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Blue Henu is amazing, they serve all tapas and have amazing drinks. Very good food and its adult friendly!
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anybody been to Blue Hanu? I have never heard of that either.
I think Honu is very pricey and it's always very loud there. After the renovation they changed their name from Blue Honu to just Honu.
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hey date twin!!!
i dont really know of any places that i can think of but most places have rooms to rent..
Mnkey531
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hey girlfriend! how is your planning going?
Mnkey531
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ok ladies...still in need of a place...the saga continues... bf's sister (and maid of honor) can't make up her mind...and I have thrown out all the suggestions I could (and yours, too...thanks for the help!) Anyone know if Papa Joe's in Commack might be a good choice?
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ok ladies...still in need of a place...the saga continues... bf's sister (and maid of honor) can't make up her mind...and I have thrown out all the suggestions I could (and yours, too...thanks for the help!) Anyone know if Papa Joe's in Commack might be a good choice?
ok i am not 100% sure about papa joes bc dont know it only have heard about it on here and ppl use it as their RD location. So not sure if its the type of atmosphere for a bachelorette party. I was going to also suggest Four, which a few other ladies already have
Mnkey531
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hmmm...interesting. Yeah, it could be a good place for a rehearsal dinner. A friend's baby shower was there. We are trying to keep things low-key for the bachelorette party and then whoop it up after dinner. hmmm...may just have to convince FH to take me to try four first!!!
hmmm...interesting. Yeah, it could be a good place for a rehearsal dinner. A friend's baby shower was there. We are trying to keep things low-key for the bachelorette party and then whoop it up after dinner. hmmm...may just have to convince FH to take me to try four first!!!
if you want a little more low key you can still do a different type of restaurant. Maybe Houston's, its real good and nice and a bit more low key i guess.
right above i posted the site for Four
Mnkey531
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thank you. such good ideas. I am going to check out the website now.
