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Coffee Map

The Cup Coffeehouse

Chill on a couch with a frappe and a game of Uno or indulge in luxe desserts inside this café with living-room vibes. There’s also an outdoor patio.

3268 Railroad Ave., Wantagh

516-826-9533

Flux Coffee

Owner-roaster Arsalan Pourmand roasts single- origin beans inside this cheerful, slightly retro café, and constantly pushes the envelope with innovative drinks as well as robust cold brew.

211 Main St., Farmingdale

516-586-8979 https://www.fluxcoffee.com/

For Five Coffee Roasters

This stylish café has a few tables and a sleek counter for diving into espresso and pourovers from house-roasted beans. Bites include salmon gravlax tostadas and dolsot bibimbap, a Korean rice dish served in a stone bowl.

292 Plandome Rd., Manhasset

516-918-9488 http://forfivecoffee.com/

Gentle Brew Coffee Roasters

Owner Bryan Baquet’s roasted beans can be found across Long Island. Chemex, AeroPress, French press, cold brew and nitro brew, it’s all here. Other location: Boardwalk at 1 National Blvd.

151 E. Park Ave., Long Beach

516-605-2370 http://www.gentlebrewcoffee.com/

Georgio’s Coffee Roasters

Glass cold-drip contraptions create a lablike vibe inside this rustic spot, which is presided over by longtime roaster Georgio Testani and his wife, Lydia. Their house brews are the bar against which many others are measured.

1965 New Hwy., Farmingdale

516-238-2999 https://www.georgioscoffee.com/

Kookaburra Coffee Co.

This was one of the OG coffee cafés, opening near the Rockville Centre LIRR station in 2007. The bigger, brighter Malverne place is less than a year old; pastries, some baked in-house, are sold at both spots.

324-A Hempstead Ave., Malverne

516-218-2258 https://www.kookaburracoffeeny.com/

Mongo’s Coffee Roastery & Lounge

Owner and lifelong roaster Mitchel Margulis churns out robust blends, including one for nitro cold brew; pastries and savory lunch items come from area bakeries and artisans.

170 Michael Dr., Syosset

516-584-6464 https://www.shop.mongoscoffee.com/

Pipeline Coffee Co.

This cozy Wantagh café has a a prime location near the Wantagh LIRR station. Beans come from a Brooklyn roastery, and muffins are ornate. Other location: 318 Sunrise Hwy., Rockville Centre

1887 Wantagh Ave., Wantagh

516-785-5000 https://www.pipelinecoffeecompany.com/

Urban Brew Co.

Inside the subway-tiled interior is a mellow vibe and medium-bodied house roast (beans are roasted elsewhere), as well as cappuccino, chai tea lattes and syrups and nut milks galore.

196 2nd St., Mineola

516-280-4082 https://www.urbanbrewco.com/

Aldo’s Coffee Company

Owner Aldo Maiorana has been roasting his own beans since 1987. While you can find them in many restaurants, the café offers an atmospheric setting for sipping.

103-105 Front St., Greenport

631-477-6300 https://aldos.com/

Babylon Bean North

A bleached-wood aesthetic and a few tables set the stage for a busy trade in mostly takeout coffees (beans are roasted out back), plus smoothies, acai bowls and pastries from area bakers.

775 Deer Park Ave., North Babylon

631-314-4073

Coffee Booths

This no-frills yet charming spot serves inner central Suffolk with ornate specialty lattes (think s’mores or Junior Mints melted into espresso) as well as hot chocolate, breakfast biscuits and other treats.

226 Middle Country Rd., Selden

631-846-1966 https://coffeebooths.business.site/

Cyrus: Chai & Coffee Co.

This chic and comfy coffee and tea shop across the parking lot from the Bay Shore LIRR station brews beans from across the world—served as pourovers—as well as multiple kinds of cold brew.

1 Railroad Plaza, Bay Shore

631-206-1616

Hampton Coffee Company

There is a full lineup of espressos and their caffeinated cousins, and some of the pastries are baked on the premises. Three other locations: Water Mill, Southampton (home to the roastery) and Aquebogue

194 Mill Rd., Westhampton Beach

631-288-4480 http://hamptoncoffeecompany.com/

Local’s Cafe

The funky, slightly industrial café swarms with students, tourists and others thirsty for robust house roasts, smoky 22-hour cold brew and tea lattes, as well as pastries, pancakes and savory snacks.

106 E. Main St., Port Jefferson

631-509-0627 https://www.cafelocals.com/

North Fork Roasting Co.

This homey Southold spot owned by Jennilee Morris and Jess Dunne is an oasis on cold winter days and, when summer rolls around, pours an inky 16-hour cold brew.

55795 Main Rd., Southold

631-876-5450 https://www.noforoastingco.com/

Roast Coffee & Tea Trading Co.

This Main Street roastery-café has been caffeinating Patchogue since before its current food renaissance. Options include single-origins and a Brazilian-based cold brew.

41 E. Main St., Patchogue

631-627-3966 https://roast.coffee/

Sagtown Coffee

Cortados, Americanos and chai lattes share the bill with South-Fork-esque smoothies and “detoxing” charcoal drinks. Food comes in the form of pizza, acai bowls and more.

78 Main St., Sag Harbor

631-725-8696

Sergi Coffee & Roast

Owner Ibrahim Sergi is a former philosophy teacher turned roaster and relies on Colombian beans for his house roast and related espresso, cappuccino and the like.

780 Sunrise Hwy., West Babylon

631-526-9982 http://sergicoffee.com/

Soul Brew

There’s often a wait for both counter and tables inside this funky, full-service restaurant, where nitro cold brew is on tap and the beans are from Stone Street Coffee Co. in Brooklyn.

556 Route 25A, St. James

631-250-9238 https://soulbrew.coffee/

Southdown Coffee

This tiny café has a retro-chic feel and some of the most finely tuned coffee on the Island; owner Mark Boccard earns awards for his roasting juju. Other location: 49 Audrey Ave., Oyster Bay

210-B Wall St., Huntington

https://www.southdowncoffee.com/

Tend Coffee

Owned by culinary-school graduates and as cozy as it comes, Tend brews from organic beans roasted in the back on a Loring Smart Roast machine.

924 Montauk Hwy., Shirley

631-772-4707 https://tendcoffee.com/

Breweries Map

Our favorite Long Island breweries

Long Island now boasts dozens of craft breweries, and they run a lively gamut from no-frills spots inside warehouses (with the occasional food truck parked outside) to polished tasting rooms serving up a full menu. Some breweries seem to cluster, too — it’s possible to plot mini brewery crawls in Bay Shore, Holbrook, the Farmingdale/Bethpage area and the North Fork. Beer-tasting flights and growler fills are ubiquitous; hours, however, can vary, so be sure to call ahead. Here, our drinks specialist, Corin Hirsch, takes you on a tour of some of our favorites.

1940’s Brewing Co.

Come for the stout and stay for the live music. The brewery is nestled in an industrial park.

1337 Lincoln Ave. #1, Holbrook

631-533-4838 1940sbrewingcompany.com

Barnshed Brewing

The tasting room is perched on the edge of this hidden gem of a brewhouse.

100 Lauman Lane, Hicksville

516-433-4560 barnshedbrewing.com

Barrage Brewing Co.

This brewery and tasting room in the heart of downtown Northport is widely known for its innovative IPAs and double IPAs, some of which are canned and released in limited batches. Check @sandcitybrewery on Instagram for the latest lineup.

32 Allen Blvd. Unit E, Farmingdale

516-986-8066 barragebrewing.com

Barrier Brewing Co.

The 50-plus beers in rotation include plenty of IPAs and pale ales.

3001 New St. Unit A2, Oceanside

516-594-1028 barrierbrewing.com

Black Forest Brew Haus

German-style beers, sauerbraten and schnitzel are among the draws.

2015 New Hwy., Farmingdale

631-391-9500 blackforestbrewhaus.com

Blue Point Brewing Co.

The Island’s biggest brewery recently unveiled its sharp new tasting room and beer garden.

161 River Ave., Patchogue

844-272-2739 bluepointbrewing.com

BrewSA Brewing Co.

This airy Nautical Mile microbrewery donates a quarter of its profits to veterans’ charities.

180 Woodcleft Ave., Freeport

516-377-2751 brewsa.com

BrickHouse Brewery & Restaurant

Long Island’s oldest brew pub gets a serious dose of ambience from the 1850s building it calls home.

67 W. Main St., Patchogue

631-447-2337 brickhousebrewery.com

Crooked Ladder Brewing Co.

The rustic tasting room draws weekend crowds to this Riverhead spot; IPA is almost always on tap.

70 W. Main St., Riverhead

631-591-3565 crookedladderbrewingco.com

Destination Unknown Beer Co.

This garage-style tasting room has 10 taps, a popcorn machine and a smattering of outdoor picnic tables.

1 S. Chicago Ave., Bay Shore

destinationunknownbeercompany.com

Garvies Point Brewery

This spot is tricky to find, but the search pays off with a robust lineup of sour beers.

1 Garvies Point Rd., Glen Cove

516-277-2787 garviespointbrewing.com

Great South Bay Brewery

This unpretentious space has plenty of taps (including its Blood Orange Pale Ale) and food trucks on Friday nights.

25 Drexel Dr., Bay Shore

631-392-8472 greatsouthbaybrewery.com

Greenport Harbor Brewing Co.

IPAs are a draw at this sleek brewhouse with a gastropub and massive beer garden.

234 Carpenter St., Greenport

631-477-1100 greenportharborbrewing.com

Harbor Head Brewing Co.

This tasting room has harbor views, eight taps and plenty of nautical charm.

81 Fort Salonga Rd., Northport

631-815-5588 harborheadbrew.com

Jamesport Farm Brewery

All grains and hops for Jamesport’s beers are grown on site. The soaring tasting room overlooks the brewhouse.

5873 Sound Ave., Riverhead

844-532-2337 jfbrewery.com

Lithology Brewing Co.

The owners cultivate their own local yeast for some of the beers and ales.

211A Main St., Farmingdale

516-962-0585 lithologybrewing.com

Long Ireland Beer Co.

Celtic ale and breakfast stout anchor the beer list; the tasting room feels like a living room.

817 Pulaski St., Riverhead

631-403-4303 longirelandbrewing.com

Montauk Brewing Co.

Its canned beer is found in NYC, but at the source is a pet-friendly brewery and charming beer garden.

62 S. Erie Ave., Montauk

631-668-8471 montaukbrewingco.com

Moustache Brewing Co.

Beers and ales with a dose of whimsy and a mellow tasting room have helped build a passionate following.

400 Hallett Ave. Suite A, Riverhead

631-591-3250 moustachebrewing.com

Oyster Bay Brewing Co.

The pineapple-tinged Thar She Gose is among the unconventional ales and lagers tapped here.

36 Audrey Ave., Oyster Bay

516-802-5546 oysterbaybrewing.com

Po’Boy Brewery

Beer and cider lovers are equally catered to at bayou-inspired Po’Boy.

200 Wilson St. Unit E3, Port Jefferson Station

631-828-1131 poboybrewery.com

Port Jeff Brewing Co.

The brick-floored tasting room is as tiny and rustic as the tap list is long.

22B Mill Creek Rd., Port Jefferson

877-475-2739 portjeffbrewing.com

Saint James Brewery

The Belgian-style beers are brewed with New York-grown ingredients, from barley to blackberries to hops.

929 Lincoln Ave., Holbrook

631-707-3192 saintjamesbrewery.com

Shelter Island Craft Brewery

This quaint spot is reason alone for a ferry ride. If it’s flowing, don’t miss the Dune Cottage Saison.

55 N. Ferry Rd., Shelter Island

631-749-5977 shelterislandcraftbrewery.com

Six Harbors Brewing Co.

Laptops are welcome inside this café-like tasting room with Wi-Fi and a relaxed vibe.

243 New York Ave., Huntington

631-470-1560 sixharborsbrewingcompany.com

Small Craft Brewing Co.

A seat in the tasting bar comes with a view of the brewhouse run by two brothers.

66 Merrick Rd., Amityville

631-464-0186

Southampton Publick House

The signature beers pour year-round at this award-winning brewpub, one of Long Island’s earliest.

62 Jobs Lane, Southampton

631-283-2800 publick.com

Spider Bite Beer Co.

IPAs and pale ales are mainstays in the rotation at this decade-old microbrewery.

920 Lincoln Ave. Unit 5, Holbrook

631-942-3255 spiderbitebeer.com

Interactive map by Alison Bernicker, Corin Hirsch, Lori Julich, Sumeet Kaur, Jane Lear, James Stewart, John Tomanelli

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