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☕ Best Coffee Houses on Long Island: Where to Get Your Perfect Cup

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How Many of These Coffee Houses Have You Tried?

Long Island isn’t just known for beaches and bagels—we’ve got a thriving coffee scene worth buzzing about. Whether you love a strong espresso, a frothy latte, or a cozy café to work or relax in, here’s your go-to guide to the best coffee houses across Nassau and Suffolk County.


1. Southdown Coffee – Huntington, Glen Cove & Northport

A local favorite with a strong commitment to quality roasting and brewing. Great atmosphere and seriously good coffee.

🔗 Southdown Coffee Locations

⭐ Must Try: Maple Sea Salt Latte & Avocado Toast
🛋️ Vibe: Chill, laptop-friendly, artisan


2. Toast Coffeehouse – Patchogue, Bay Shore & Port Jefferson

Not just a coffee house—Toast is a full brunch experience. The coffee is just as good as the food, and the interiors are quirky and welcoming.

🔗 Toast Coffeehouse

⭐ Must Try: Nitro Cold Brew & Cinnamon Swirl Pancakes
🛋️ Vibe: Artsy, social, perfect for brunch


3. Flux Coffee – Farmingdale

This modern micro-roastery takes its craft seriously. If you’re into third-wave coffee with single-origin beans, Flux is for you.

🔗 Flux Coffee

⭐ Must Try: Ethiopian Pour Over & Lavender Latte
🛋️ Vibe: Minimalist, Instagram-worthy, educational


4. North Fork Roasting Co. – Southold

Roasted in-house and rooted in community, this charming café on the East End is a perfect weekend destination.

🔗 North Fork Roasting Co.

⭐ Must Try: Drip of the Day & Bacon Egg + Cheese on Brioche
🛋️ Vibe: Rustic, small-town charm, sustainable


5. Caffè Portofino – Northport

An Italian-inspired gem that serves up espresso drinks and paninis. A great stop after a stroll through this historic harbor village.

🔗 Caffè Portofino on Yelp

⭐ Must Try: Cappuccino & Nutella Croissant
🛋️ Vibe: Cozy, European, walkable


📍 Bonus: Hidden Gems to Try


🗺️ Why It Matters

Supporting local coffee houses means supporting your community—many roast in-house, use local ingredients, and create unique spaces for connection. Whether you’re meeting clients or catching up with friends, there’s a perfect café waiting for you.


🗨️ What’s Your Favorite Coffee Spot?

Let me know in the comments, or tag @AskAntonelli in your next coffee selfie ☕📸. For more Long Island tips and hidden gems, follow the blog and stay caffeinated!

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