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Eat, Shop, Retreat: Repeat Log off, get up, go out and Discover Sayville, a town filled with sandy beaches, beautiful parks, one of a kind shops and some of the finest dining Long Island has to offer. Located on the south shore of Long Island, Sayville is the definition of small town USA. Come for the day, stay for the weekend.
What is there to do in Sayville? What isn't there to do! From browsing our one-of-a-kind shops and dining at our fine restaurants to experiencing local maritime and historical museums, you will be sure to enjoy an hour, day or weekend in Sayville. Seasonal festivals close the streets, flood the parks and attract the finest art, music and crafts the area has to offer. Gain access to the world famous beaches at Fire Island or spend the day sailing the Great South Bay. Catch the latest flick at the classic Sayville Movie Theatre or sink some putts on one of our beautiful 18 hole golf courses. No matter your age, interests or budget, Sayville has something for everyone!
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Gain access to the world famous beaches at Fire Island
Seasonal festivals close the streets, flood the parks and attract the finest the area has to offer
Find Fun On Every Corner When Main Street isn't closed off for parades, festivals or Santa and his reindeer, there is still an abundance of fun to be had in our many parks, beaches, museums and more!
Did you know that Sayville was once home to the famous Roosevelt family? Well, now you do. Remarkably preserved, Meadow Croft Estate sits on six acres of land. It’s a perfect spot to set up a picnic lunch, tour the estate or explore Loughlin Vineyards, the closest Long Island Vineyard to New York City. Lounghlin Vineyards has been producing the finest red, whites and blush wines since their 1st harvest in 1982.
But, that's not all... Browse our directory of attractions to discover all of the fun to be had in Sayville!
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LI Maritime Museum 86 West Avenue, West Sayville • 631.447.8679 On December 16, 1966 a group of concerned citizens founded the Suffolk Marine Museum dedicated to the collection and preservation of artifacts of the maritime history of Long Island, New York. Long Is...
Sailors Haven/Sunken Forest P.O. Box 4, Sayville • 631.597.6171 Sailors Haven is home to one of the best known areas of Fire Island National Seashore-the Sunken Forest. It is located near the center of the island, across the Great South Bay from Sayville, New York...
Sayville Beach & Park End of Foster Avenue, Sayville • 631.854.4949 A great place for the entire family all year round. On sunny days bask in the sun on our sandy beaches with clear views to Fire Island. When it's time to zip up the sweatshirt turn around and watch th...
Islip Grange 10 Broadway Avenue, Sayville • 631.472.7016 A collection of restored buildings, moved to this 12 acre park from other sites after being threatened with demolition. The Islip Grange Restoration is located at Montauk Highway and Broadway Avenue, ...
Common Ground at Rotary Park Candee Avenue, Sayville • 631.664.4230 The tragic events of September 11, 2001 inspired a group of community members to create a reflective garden dedicated to the memory of those who were lost. Now with graceful gardens, walkways filled w...
Shop 'Til You Drop What can we say? If the free parking and fresh air don’t excite you—how about the fact that you can savor Godiva, sip Starbucks, learn how to knit, custom blend your own perfume, slip into designer clothes, re-discover vintage toys, try on artisanal jewelry, diamonds and did we mention shoes?
Downtown Sayville has an eclectic mix of environmentally friendly, artsy, traditional and country shops with merchants who know your first name and gift wrap for free. Our tree-lined streets even have comfy benches and chairs for all the men who just need to sit for a moment to sit back and take in the shopping excitement.
Don't take it from us Browse our directory of shops to discover small town USA's finest and unique goods!
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Sweet Gourmet 69 Main Street, Sayville • 631.244.0993 We have a wide variety of gourmet specialty food items, chocolates & sweets. We carry many more items in our Sayville store, so if you don't see it here it may be on our shelves. Contact us and we'll ...
Sayville General Store, Inc. 44 Main Street, Sayville • 631.563.7104 Sayville General Store, nestled in the heart of downtown Sayville at 44 Main Street. Our historic town is located on the south shore of Long Island approximately 60 miles east of Manhattan, New York. ...
Sayville Running Company 55 Main Street, West Sayville • 631.589.5700 Sayville Running Company is a specialty store in West Sayville, New York. One of only a few such running stores on Long Island, SRC is dedicated to providing services and support to the local running ...
Flourish Everyday 40 Main Street, Sayville • 631.319.6097 Flourish is nestled in the heart of downtown Sayville located on Candee Avenue. The idea of Flourish came to me, a mom of three, when I realized that the simple act of bathing can at once be healing, ...
Lealand Eve Boutique 52 South Main Street, Sayville • 631.750.2597 Lealand Eve Boutique and Gallery in Sayville carries a selection of whimsical gifts, handmade jewelry and personal accessories that combine a vintage aesthetic with modern shapes and materials. Locate...
Bon Appétit We have it all, and boy...it’s all good. If you’re looking for fine dining or a quick grab & go, you can be sure to find it in Sayville. Our restaurants have an outstanding reputation for quality and friendliness.
If you’re looking for casual and delicious, look no further than Café Joelle—where everything is just a tempting bite away. Be sure to try their must have Raspberry Vinaigrette salad dressing. Just stepped off the train with suburbia leaving you yearning the city? Don’t fret! Brooklyn Paul’s Deli is just steps away—you’ll feel home again in no time with his classic egg cream soda and piled high sandwiches. The Sayville Inn is your home away from home with its cozy character, conversation AND of course outstanding food. Travel to Greece & Rome all on the Great South Bay with the Agean Café, La Tavola and Oysterman’s Restaurant and Pub. Need to impress the in-laws? Brush up on your wine and let 21 Main serve their mouth watering and infamous steaks. Aside from the fine wine and dining, we’ve got 2 words for you- Fritzsche’s Bakery. They'll be sure to satsify your sweet tooth. Don't believe us? Let the long line speak for itself.
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Sayville Inn 199 Middle Road, Sayville • 631.567.0033 Owned and operated by Pamela Raymond and Richard Stafford for the past twenty years, the Sayville Inn is part of local history. Join Pam and Richard for an evening at their home away from home. Teddy ...
Crickets Restaurant 98 Main Street, Sayville • 631.567.6345 Peter Moreno's parents opened The Hometown Coffee Shoppe in November of 1972. Heinlein Hardware owned the building and occupied 4000 square feet. Moreno's father rented 1600 feet that was previously o...
The Cull House 75 Terry Street, Sayville • 631.563.1546 The Cull House originally opened in Blue Point in 1977 and transferred to its present location in Sayville in 1983. It is the kind of treasure that brings out the selfish side of a person. One hesit...
For The Night Owl Sayville isn't just a quaint family town where shops close early to make it home in time for dinner. As one door closes, one more opens. In our case, these doors are just what you're looking for to kick back and relax.
Just past town on Main Street is the Portly Villager Pub. Mosey on over after ten and you'll join the locals enjoying the game, good conversation and BluePoints on tap. If you're a music lover, don't forget to check out Black Birds Grille on Broadway and Montauk. In addition La Tavola, Café Joelle, Oysterman’s as well as The Sayville Inn all have bars for a nightcap. Sayville wouldn’t be complete without our long standing movie theatre and bowling alley.
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Sayville by Air, Water, Road & Rail Have we convinced you? Come Discover Sayville yourself via car, train or plane. Here's your go to guide on how to get here.
From the Long Island Expressway:
Exit 60 – Take Ronkonkoma Avenue south to Lakeland Avenue. Turn left onto Lakeland Avenue. Although Lakeland Avenue changes names, you will stay on it until you reach your destination of Main Street. Lakeland Avenue becomes Railroad Avenue which becomes Gillette Avenue when Railroad Avenue intersects with Main Street in Sayville (rt. 27a).
From the Southern State Parkway:
(note: When heading east, the Belt Parkway becomes the Southern State Parkway)
Follow the Southern Parkway to the 44 (rt. 27 - Sunrise Highway). Head east on Sunrise Highway to exit 49 (Lakeland Avenue). Proceed on Lakeland Avenue south.
Although Lakeland Avenue changes names, you will stay on it until you reach your destination of Gillette Park.
Lakeland Avenue becomes Railroad Avenue which becomes Gillette Avenue when Railroad Avenue intersects with Main Street in Sayville (rt. 27a).
From Sunrise Highway – Rt. 27:
Head east on Sunrise Highway to exit 49 (Lakeland Avenue). Proceed on Lakeland Avenue south.
Although Lakeland Avenue changes names, you will stay on it until you reach your destination of Gillette Park.
Lakeland Avenue becomes Railroad Avenue which becomes Gillette Avenue when Railroad Avenue intersects with Main Street in Sayville (rt. 27a).
Long Island Rail Road:
There are regular trains that leave from Penn Station, Flatbush Avenue and Jamaica that stop at the Sayville Station. Upon exiting the train you will see Railroad Avenue in front of you. Take Railroad Avenue roughly 1 mile south to Main Street. http://www.mta.info/lirr/html/ttn/sayville.htm
Islip Macarthur Airport:
Islip Macarthur Airport is roughly 5 miles north of Gillette Park, home of the Sayville Fall Festival. This regional airport has major airlines such as US Airways and Southwest Airlines. Car rental and public transportation is available at the airport.
There are four car rental companies on the grounds of the airport.
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