One of the Top Local Steak & Seafood Restaurants on Long Island, NY
That would be TWEED'S. We proudly serve all, yes, all types of Pappy Van Winkle.

If you would like to make a reservation,
please call us at
631-208-3151
Visit Our Award Winning Bison & Beef Steak House on the Beautiful North Fork of Long Island, New York
In 1896, the restaurant and bar opened for business in the well-known J.J. Sullivan Hotel at its present location on East Main in Riverhead, NY.
It is believed to be the oldest continuing restaurant, bar and hotel in the town of Riverhead and the North Fork.
TWEED'S
even continued to operate through Prohibition by imaginative use of secret doors and dumbwaiters. The mahogany and marble bar originally constructed for the 1893 Exposition in Chicago still stands.
Straight out of a chapter from Riverhead's remarkable past, this landmark location has been lovingly restored to recreate a style of dining more than a century old.

Visit Our Seafood and Steak House This Weekend — Our Mission is Simple
Eastern Long Island is a Special Place
Blessed by a long growing season, ample rain and sun, the bounty of the East End is legendary. One hundred and fifty years ago, New York City restaurants boasted about our oysters and clams, fish, duck, meat, vegetables, beer, wines and more; it's all here. At
TWEED'S Restaurant, we make every effort to use local products whenever possible. First, because its better; but more importantly, this selection supports the local economy, which in turn supports and preserves a way of life that we treasure.
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Everything Old is New Again
TWEED'S Restaurant & Buffalo Bar in the J.J. Sullivan Hotel serves the finest of local food specialties and wines representing the best Long Island vineyards.
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Just Inside the Doors
The restaurant is now restored to its original charm, featuring Victorian chandeliers, stained glass, the original stamped-tin ceiling and a beautifully mantled oak fireplace. And what Buffalo Bar could be complete without a trophy head of the last bison hunted by Teddy Roosevelt in the Dakota "Badlands."