Rehersal Dinner in the vicinity of Greenlawn

We are getting married at St Francis of Assisi in Greenlawn. My rehersal dinner is going to include about 30 people. Does anyone have any suggestions for decent, reasonably priced restaurants to have it?
Thanks

RUVO! Excellent Italian food right on Broadway in Greenlawn by the train station.

Also, you might want to try the Old Fields Inn - more expensive and more of a steakhouse feel.

If you want to venture into East Northport or Huntington, there is Precious (which is like your classic Chinese place) on Larkfield Road, or if you go to Huntington there is F.H. Riley's which I love.

HTH!

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Posted by leesah85

RUVO! Excellent Italian food right on Broadway in Greenlawn by the train station.

Also, you might want to try the Old Fields Inn - more expensive and more of a steakhouse feel.

If you want to venture into East Northport or Huntington, there is Precious (which is like your classic Chinese place) on Larkfield Road, or if you go to Huntington there is F.H. Riley's which I love.

HTH!

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ITA on Ruvo - was just there a few days ago.

Also - Huntington is about 5 min away from Greenlawn and has a TON of restaurants (not sure if you are familiary with the area). We are having our RD at Guido's in Huntington, but there is also Tutto Pazzo, Mac's, Meehan's, etc (to name a few...if you want some more suggestions - let me know!)

Thanks guys!
I actually had my fiances surprise 30th in march at Ruvo.
I loved it!!!!!
I was thinking about Ruvo or Papa Joes in Deer Park only bc it is 1/2 the price and to be honest we are spending so much freakin money I am trying to save where we can.
Thanks for the help!!!! I never thoguht of Cross Roads that was a great suggestion.

I got married at St. Paraskevi in Greenlawn, and we had our RD at Piccola Bussola in Huntington, right on Jericho near the Woodbury border. It only took maybe 10 or so minutes to get there at night, not bad at all. We also had about 30 people. They have a section that's kind of separated from the rest of the dining room where they set us up, and even though it's a family style restaurant normally, we were given a menu for individual service that included a salad, a pasta, entree, sides of veggies, pastries, wine, coffee, tea. It was great, I highly recommend.

ETA: I just went to a shower at Papa Joe's, and that was pretty good too, but overall I liked the food a bit more at Piccola Bussola, but either are good for Italian.