Netflix to film in Jamesport, a yellow lobster comes to Riverhead and Instagram famous dogs: Week in Review

September 11, 2016, 8:38 am

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Kody, a labradoodle with more than 9,000 followers on Instagram, apparently likes Wölffer’s “Summer in a Bottle” rosé. (Credit: Kara Foldes courtesy) Here are the seven most read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. These Instagram famous dogs visited the North Fork 6. 5 North Fork roads great for a Sunday Drive 5. 30 days, 30 things to do on the North Fork in September 4. A rare yellow lobster by the name of ‘Miss Ruby’ found a home at the Long Island Aquarium in Riverhead 3. This vintage Victorian is on the market in Jamesport 2. This is what happens when a Queens family invades your North Fork yard 1. This Netflix series will likely film in Jamesport … Read More

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Moustache in a can, apple picking and the North Fork Foodie Tour: Week in Review

September 18, 2016, 6:51 am

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Moustache Brewery Co. Co-owner Matt Spitz on the canning line on Thursday. (Credit: Vera Chinese) Here are the seven most read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. Moustache Brewing Co. canned its first beer 6. North Fork Dream Home: $1.6 M Waterfront contemporary in Aquebogue 5. Gabrielsen’s is hosting its annual fall festival in a new location 4. 8 things I learned about farming during the North Fork Foodie Tour 3. Hello beautiful September: Our favoritie Instagram shots from last week 2. Where to pick your own apples on the North Fork 1. Robert Entenmann, founder of Martha Clara, dies at 88 … Read More

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Davis Peach Farm, Keegan-Michael Key in town and Crazy Beans: Week in Review

September 25, 2016, 4:34 pm

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Crazy Beans owner Callie Martino inside her new Front Street restaurant in Greenport. (Credit: Krysten Massa) Here are the seven most read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. Radio City Rockettes visit Gingerbread University 6. Meet Captain David Berson, East End Maritime Festival grand marshal 5. These 8 East End wineries open late on fall weekends 4. North Fork fall festivals and fun: 10 to check out in 2016 3. Crazy Beans set to open at former Coronet location in Greenport 2. Keegan-Michael Key Netflix series films at Macari Vineyards 1. Davis Peach Farm in Wading River closed for good Sunday … Read More

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Davis Peach Farm, 31 things to do in October and a visit from Christie Brinkley: Week in Review

October 2, 2016, 7:04 am

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Credit: @christiebrinkley Instagram Here are the seven most read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. A new apple, Snapdragon, is now available on the North Fork. 6. We asked the local wine and food pros to give us 6 Long Island wine picks for fall. 5. These 8 East End wineries are open late on fall weekends. 4. There are 31 days in October. Here is something to do for each one of them. 3. Christie Brinkley visited a few North Fork farms and a vineyard. 2. These are the North Fork’s 5 most beautiful outdoor tasting spot, according to us. 1. Davis Peach Farm has closed for good … Read More

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New cheese shop opens, Polar Express tix on sale and pumpkin picking: Week in Review

October 9, 2016, 8:19 am

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Patricia Kaczmarczk and her husband Gary inside her new store, Cheese and Spice Market, located in The Shoppes at East Wind shopping plaza. (Credit: Vera Chinese) Here are the seven most read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. A new pop-up vintage home goods store has opened in Southold. 6. Hudson Market in Wading River has changed hands. 5. If you were to buy this waterfront stunner in Mattituck it would be like living on a lake  — but on the North Fork. 4. Looking for North Fork pumpkin picking? We know where to go. 3. Here are 31 things to do for all 31 days of October. 2. The new Cheese & Spice Market has opened at The Shoppes at East Wind. Stop in for everything from French brie to Swiss challerhocker. 1. North Fork Trolley’s ‘Polar Express’ tickets now available. Get them before they are gone. … Read More

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Halloween happenings, a tall ship will come into town and Aaron Paul series to film in Greenport: Week in Review

October 16, 2016, 8:18 am

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The Hulu series “The Path,” which stars Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul (pictured above), will film in Greenport on Monday. (Credit: Gage Skidmore Flickr/ flickr.com/photos/gageskidmore/) Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. Backyard Brine is hosting a “pickle pop-up” at Windy Acres in Calverton 6. Take a look at the six cutest post offices on the North Fork 5. Check out these three hotels from the North Fork’s past 4. A new café, Espresso North Fork, will soon replace the former Uncle Joe’s in Mattituck 3. Hulu series “The Path,” starring Aaron Paul (you might know him better as Jesse Pinkman), to film in Greenport on Monday 2. The tall ship El Galeón is coming to Greenport on Monday 1. Here are 13 North Fork Halloween events to check out … Read More

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Aaron Paul in town, Country Corner changes hands and a video tour of El Galeón: Week in Review

October 23, 2016, 1:24 pm

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Aaron Paul, talking to a member of “The Path” production staff, spotted Northforker’s camera. (Credit: Monique Singh-Roy photos) Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. What you need to know about fall fishing on the North Fork 6. Quintessentials Bed and Breakfast in East Marion has hit the market 5. Here’s the lineup for Riverhead’s Halloween festival 4. Take a video tour of the tall ship El Galeón 3. Country Corner Café in Southold has a new owner 2. Just in time for Halloween, we have a list of North Fork places that might be haunted 1. Aaron Paul was in Greenport filming scenes for the new Hulu series “The Path” … Read More

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Biscuits, espresso and a farm-to-butcher store: Week in Review

October 30, 2016, 12:12 pm

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Chef Julien Shapiro ladles ham in to an antique French mold to make jambonneau at the new restaurant kitchen at 8 Hands Farm. (Credit: Vera Chinese) Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. North Fork Chocolate Co. has expanded 6. The Dr. Oz show visited North Fork Potato Chips 5. Rolling in Dough pizza cooked with Ina Garten on her Food Network show. 4. 8 Hands Farm launched the North Fork’s only ‘farm-to-butcher’ shop in Cutchogue. 3. It’s Long Island Restaurant Week. Here are four East End picks. 2. Espresso North Fork opened at the site of the former Uncle Joe’s Pizza in Mattituck 1. Main Road Biscuit Co. had its soft opening on Thursday. We went. It was good. Like, really good. … Read More

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Riverhead Farmers Market returns, 30 things to do in November and celebrities: Week in Review

November 6, 2016, 7:07 am

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The indoor Riverhead Farmers Market, which features items from organic poultry farm Browder’s Birds, opens for the season on November 19. (Credit: Jen Nuzzo) Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. Rolling in Dough cooks with Ina Garten on the Food Network 6. North Fork Dream Home: $900,000 waterfront cottage in Mattituck 5. At Jerry and the Mermaid, an ‘ace’ waitress 4. Shelter Island property listed for record $32 million 3. Indoor Riverhead Farmers Market returning for a 4th season 2. 10 times we spotted a celebrity on the North Fork 1. 30 days, 30 things to do in November … Read More

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Cottages under 500K, Lucharitos is coming west and Grace and Grit burgers: Week in Review

November 13, 2016, 6:08 am

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Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. 3 North Fork restaurants serving Peconic Bay scallops 6. Where to order a Thanksgiving dinner to-go 5. 10 North Fork cottages under $500,000 4. 2 North Fork locale makes Travelzoo’s Long Island list 3. Grace and Grit is hosting a burger pop-up in Southold 2. Lucharitos is coming to Aquebogue 1. Abandoned North Fork vineyard sells for $8.5 million … Read More

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Holiday events, North Fork gifts and the Polar Express: Week in Review

November 28, 2016, 6:38 am

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Shop local to find that perfect North Fork holiday gift. Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. 5 ways to make North Fork family holiday magic 6. Where to buy a North Fork Christmas tree 5. 26 North Fork Holiday gift ideas 4. 6 vendors to check out at the Riverhead Farmers Market 3. North Fork Dream Home: $850,000 colonial in Jamesport 2. Polar Express Trolley Ride returns to Riverhead this season 1. 27 North Fork and Shelter Island events … Read More

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Fiesta Mexicana, North Fork Sea and Sky and Santa’s winter wonderland: Week in Review

December 4, 2016, 3:04 am

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A scene from last year’s Spirit of the Holidays weekend, which the Hilton Garden Inn Riverhead has brought back in 2016. (Credit: Monique Singh-Roy) Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. Santa’s winter wonderland weekend returns to the North Fork 6. Garden of Eve Organic Farm & Market now brewing beer 5. Rent the Ram’s Head Inn for your private weekend retreat 4. North Fork Sea and Sky creates jewels out of sea glass 3. Polar Express Trolley Ride returns to Riverhead this season 2. North Fork Dream Home: $2,995,000 beach house in Peconic 1. Fiesta Mexicana to open in Wading River … Read More

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Free tastings for North Forkers, wine bottle candles and Christmas Eve menus: Week in Review

December 18, 2016, 7:06 am

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A Wick and Wine candle. The candle jars are repurposed local wine bottles. (Credit: Krysten Massa) Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. Did you miss Santacon last week? See our photos and video from the 2016 Santacon Pub Crawl in Riverhead. 6. The snow was on the ground for less than a day, but it sure looked pretty. Here are our favorite North Fork Instagram photos from Saturday’s snowfall. 5. If you are looking for a last minute gift idea, check out Wick and Wine, which repurposes wine bottles as candles. 4. That’s one way to make friends with your neighbors. Sannino Bella Vita Vineyard is offering free tastings and tours for North Forkers on Friday evenings. 3. Our wine columnist recommends two off-the-Fork food and wine choices that are worth the drive. 2. Check out this week’s North Fork Dream Home, a $3.2M traditional in Peconic. 1. Don’t feel like cooking on the night before Christmas? Here are 5 North Fork restaurants serving a special Christmas Eve menu. … Read More

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Getting cozy on the North Fork and celebrating Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks: Week in Review

January 8, 2017, 9:40 am

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Inside North Fork Roasting Company in Southold. We highlighted it as one of eight spots to get cozy on the NoFo. (Credit: Nicole Smith) Here are the eight most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 8. Here is some very important info. These are the best spots to ski, skate and sled on the North Fork. 7. A poem celebrating Orient was featured in The New Yorker. It was even mentioned Orient Country Store owners Miriam Foster and Grayson Murphy! 6. Looking for a North Fork dream home? Check out this stunning contemporary in Mattituck. 5. The incredible Lucy Senesac is The Suffolk Times’ Businessperson of the Year. We highlight all the great work she does here. 4. And Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks are northforker’s People of the Year. 3. The Pitted Olive in Jamesport has closed. 2. Looking for a place to get cozy? We know 8 spots on the North Fork good for snuggling and warmth. 1. Jason Damianos, owner of Jason’s Vineyard in Jamesport, died following a car crash in Riverhead late last year. He was 49. … Read More

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Boom Burger, The Lucky Bee and Lessings comes to Aquebogue: Week in Review

January 16, 2017, 8:14 am

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One of our favorite Instagram shots from last weekend. (Credit: @1andreawallace Instagram) Here are the nine most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 9. Let’s snuggle up. Here is a list of places to get cozy on the North Fork. 8. And here are four North Fork winter activities for families. 7. Action! These 11 TV and movie scenes were filmed on the North Fork. 6. Check out this week’s North Fork dream home. It’s a $1.6 million Georgian carriage house in Southold 5. Looking for a totally unique dining experience? PawPaw still has winter seating available 4. We love seeing the North Fork through your lens. Here are 15 lovely Instagram shots of the NoFo covered in snow. 3. Greeport’s dining scene continues to expand. The Lucky Bee, an upscale pan-asian eatery, will open in the village this spring. 2. One of Long Island’s biggest catering companies comes to the North Fork. Lessings takes over Vineyard Caterers in Aquebogue 1. Boom Burger opened in Mattituck last week. … Read More

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Taste the East End boutique’s cash register, hot yoga and sunsets: Week in Review

January 22, 2017, 2:55 am

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Alexandra Bussi, store manager at Taste the East End, behind the counter at the Riverhead store. (Credit: Lauren Parker) Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. A message from Long island Wine Council president Roman Roth 6. The Times Vintage is home to the North Fork’s most eclectic goods 5. Capturing that low winter sun: Through Your Lens 4. Solntse Hot Yoga now open in Wading River 3. Waterfront house on Mattituck’s Deep Hole Creek: North Fork Dream Home 2. The Olive Branch Café coming to Greenport 1. Taste the East End boutique has the coolest cash register … Read More

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V-Day plans, a Cutchogue estate sells for $8.9M and LI’s top tacos: Week in Review

February 4, 2017, 8:56 am

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Sparkling Pointe will once again feature wine and cupcakes this Valentine’s Day weekend. We have several suggestions for how to celebrate Valentine’s Day on the North Fork. (Credit: Katharine Schroeder, file photo) Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. 10 reasons why we wish it was summer on the North Fork right now 6. Need V-Day plans? Here are 8 ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day on the North Fork. 5. Just 18 great North Fork Instagram pics from last weekend to make you happy. 4. Here are 10 North Fork restaurants serving weekday lunch all winter 3. This week’s North Fork Dream Home? A modern home with beachfront access in Mattituck. 2. Newsday published a list of Long Island’s best taco shops. And guess what? Four were on the North Fork. 1. Glendalough estate in Cutchogue sold on Friday for $8.9 million. That’s a record for a North Fork Peconic bayfront home. … Read More

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Splish Splash ‘Polar Plunge,’ top NoFo real estate sales and a Greenport silversmith: Week in Review

February 12, 2017, 3:38 pm

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Silversmith Alexa Suess inside her Greenport studio. Here are the seven most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 7. This week’s North Fork Dream Home? A $2.6 million Southold property with views of Shelter Island 6. We love seeing the North Fork through your lens. Here are our favorite NoFo Instagram pics from last weekend. 5. Our North Fork Outdoors columnists asks: So you want to get into falconry? 4. We are always sad to report when North Fork foodie business close. East End Mushroom Company said good-bye to its customers in an email last week. 3. Greenport artisan Alexa Suess embraces the ancient craft of silversmithing. Check out our video to get a feel for what she does in the studio. 2. Here are the top 10 residential North Fork real estate sales of 2016. 1. Splish Splash is hosting its first-ever “Polar Plunge” in one of its wave pools. … Read More

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Scrimshaw closes and Matt Kar is the new chef at The Suffolk Theater: Week in Review

February 20, 2017, 7:51 am

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The former home of Scrimshaw restaurant in Greenport. (Credit: Katharine Schroeder, file photo) Here are the five most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 5. A chat with Nicholas Morehead of South Ferry Company Nicholas Morehead of South Ferry Company. (Credit: Katelyn Knapp) 4. This week’s North Fork Dream Home? A Southold ranch with bay access 3. A chat with Shelley Scoggin, owner of The Market in Greenport Shelley and Chelsea Scoggin. (Credit: Vera Chinese) 2. Matt Kar is the new chef at Suffolk Theater Chef Matt Kar of the Jamesport Manor Inn. (Credit: Randee Daddona) 1. Scrimshaw closes, NYC chef Frank DeCarlo to open restaurant The former home of Scrimshaw restaurant in Greenport. (Credit: Katharine Schroeder, file photo) … Read More

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A gorgeous Aquebogue horse farm, pretty pictures and Croteaux reopens: Week in Review

February 26, 2017, 3:02 am

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The reopening of Croteaux Vineyards was one of our biggest stories this week. (Credit: Michael Croteau) Here are the five most-read posts this week on northforker.com. To keep up with food, wine, real estate and lifestyle news on the North Fork, like us on Facebook, check out our Instagram page (@The_Northforker) and follow @northforker1 on Twitter. 5. In the first in a series of columns supporting the Long Island wine industry, North Fork wine pioneer Louisa Hargrave writes, “The vineyards and wineries, in concert with our other farming neighbors, have helped protect the rural quality of the East End by preserving active farming.” Read the full column here. 4. A wine shop is planned for this historic farm in Jamesport 3. Just 19 gorgeous Instagram shots from last weekend. 2. Hip, hip rosé! Croteaux Vineyards has reopened for 2017. 1. This week’s North Fork Dream Home? A stunning Aquebogue farmhouse and barn. … Read More

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