Dining Detour: Restaurants near Nassau Coliseum

You should find easy parking as well as satisfying eats at the following restaurants, all within close range of Nassau Coliseum in East Garden City.

[fives john]

you forgot runyun's in East Meadow. Good food and a mile east of coliseum.

[dHat Pawlo Shykora]

fives john wrote:

you forgot runyun's in East Meadow. Good food and a mile east of coliseum.

GOOD ..GREAT....LOV'yha.....good eat'n...GOD Bless....eh.

[joe d]

best restaurant by far is Borrellis it has been a coliseum hot spot before and after. a family tradition since 1955.

[Tap San in LIC]

joe d wrote:

best restaurant by far is Borrellis it has been a coliseum hot spot before and after. a family tradition since 1955.

How is their penna vodka ?

[just the facts]

joe d wrote:

best restaurant by far is Borrellis it has been a coliseum hot spot before and after. a family tradition since 1955.

OH Yea i remember. Do they dilever to Asia?

[jack basile]

you have to go to spumante if you want real authentic italian food.

[Yeah well]

Be sure to dine at the Lighthouse.

Chuck and Tommy say it's gonna be GREAT, and it won't cost us ANYTHING.

[Joanne]

jack basile wrote:

you have to go to spumante if you want real authentic italian food.

Went there 3 weeks ago and every guy in there weighed at least 350 lbs, had huge sagging breasts, disgustingly kept and mangy facial hair, and wanted everyone to think that they were "connected". the women with them all looked to be either disgusted or embarrassed of their man.

Seriously, why is it that so many Italian guys who are 35 or older are so tremendously out of shape and obese?

P.S. Guys, the goatee, when you're older than 50 seriously makes you look pathetic. It's doing nothing to hide your fat sagging faces.