ADVERTISEMENT
- Home
- Plan Your Visit
- Play
- Shop
- Wine & Dine
- News & Media
- Community
- About Sayville
- Business & Community Directory
- Discussions
- User Directory
- Chamber
- Overview
- About
- Business Directory
- Join Now
- Events
Calendar
Forecast
Directory
browse sayville's finest
Downtown bussiness & shops, organizations, public services, residents, visitors and more!
- hot topics from discussions
- 1 a message from the chamber 0
last discussed by Rob on 12/07/09 - 2 collins and main 4
last discussed by Michael on 11/10/09 - 3 discover sayville version 2 2
last discussed by Rob on 10/28/09
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS / Living
Review: Brooklyn Paul's Kitchen
Text by Regina Cline, Photography by Michael Wikan on 09/23/2007
Review: Brooklyn Paul's Kitchen
Text by Regina Cline, Photography by Michael Wikan on 09/23/2007
living in the Bronx, my mother would get meat cakes from the local deli. I can still remember how wonderful they tasted. I must go back and ask Paul if he can make meat cakes. I bet he can.
Paul's has a great commitment to the community. He says he is here to stay in Sayville. He loves the community and the surrounding towns. This is his home. Paul would like to start something called "Charity Sunday." He has an unbelievable offer for worthy organizations trying to raise funds. He will donate 10% of his register for the day and offer a gift certificate for a three foot hero with all the fixings which will be raffled off at the end of the day. Contact Paul for the full details for your organization.
In the nice weather you can sit outside in front or in the side courtyard and, of course, there is seating inside. He also has a high chair for the little one. This is definitely a place to bring the kids. They will never say "there's nothing to eat" in Paul's kitchen.
When you drop in, look for Paul, he's hard to miss. He's big, he's bald and oh, did I mention he sings? He has a karaoke machine behind the counter and is not shy about performing. He serenaded us out the door on our first night to the tune of "Mack the Knife." I wonder if he takes special requests. I bet he does.
Brooklyn Paul's Kitchen
289 Railroad Avenue
Sayville, NY 11782
631.218.8217
Be the first to sound off! Sign up or sign in to give your opinion.
Paul's has a great commitment to the community. He says he is here to stay in Sayville. He loves the community and the surrounding towns. This is his home. Paul would like to start something called "Charity Sunday." He has an unbelievable offer for worthy organizations trying to raise funds. He will donate 10% of his register for the day and offer a gift certificate for a three foot hero with all the fixings which will be raffled off at the end of the day. Contact Paul for the full details for your organization.
In the nice weather you can sit outside in front or in the side courtyard and, of course, there is seating inside. He also has a high chair for the little one. This is definitely a place to bring the kids. They will never say "there's nothing to eat" in Paul's kitchen.
When you drop in, look for Paul, he's hard to miss. He's big, he's bald and oh, did I mention he sings? He has a karaoke machine behind the counter and is not shy about performing. He serenaded us out the door on our first night to the tune of "Mack the Knife." I wonder if he takes special requests. I bet he does.
Brooklyn Paul's Kitchen
289 Railroad Avenue
Sayville, NY 11782
631.218.8217
PREVIOUSComments
There are no comments yet0
Be the first to sound off! Sign up or sign in to give your opinion.
