Finding A Good Meal After Christmas at Long Island Restaurant

James Williams Thursday, December 27, 2012

We all want to enjoy a great meal. A great meal is one of those things that is as treasured as a priceless gem or moment of peace. Thankfully, Long Island is full of great restaurants that are waiting to serve you that great meal. After the Christmas holiday there are several moments when parents say to themselves, "Let's get away for the evening!" And what better place than a Long Island restaurant.

Some of the best places that I like to look for holiday savings and great meals are diverse in their menu, but have a great atmosphere where you can sit back, relax, and enjoy. That is the real meaning of this after Christmas type of meal. To get out of the clutter and mess and simply relax.

Chichimecas is a great little Mexican place in Farmingdale. The food is really quite amazing. This is especially true when chef-owner Alejandro (Alex) González is at his place in the kitchen. The service is outstanding and you can truly begin believe you just might be in Mexico.

Kazan Authentic Central Asian Cuisine is another low cost, great meal place in Port Washington. While I am not from Uzbekistan, if the food is as authentic as they say, then I'd like to go there some day. Kazan's gives a truly wide array of palatable food that was once largely ignored on Long Island.

Pretty Toni's Cafe is a little place in Valley Stream that offers tremendous down-home soul food that simply makes you feel better. Or, makes you feel stuffed. Whichever you prefer. They consistently rank high on consumer rating websites and offer a great selection of home cooked meals.

If you are looking for a great meal this time between Christmas and New Year's then give one of these great places a try!

jamesw@longislandyellowpages.com

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