Showing posts with label historical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label historical. Show all posts

01 August, 2012

Jellyfish Designs

It's not often, but when it happens - Wow!  I am very rarely impressed by commercial design. So often, it's sparse, functional to the point of it being painfully ugly, and lacking any character.  But, when a highly anticipated local restaurant posted a few of their interior pics - I was blown away and totally intrigued!  Our community has been watching the slow progress of the restaurant Jellyfish for quite some time now.  But, our patience has been rewarded ten fold. Gorgeous views of Centerport Harbor, amazing textiles, beautiful millwork, live jellyfish tanks, a nod to the original architecture of the building on the site from 1881, the list goes on and on as to how amazing this restoration has been. And, with an award winning chef from the show 'Hell's Kitchen' - it looks like they have everything they need to be a huge success and hopefully, a very long running one! P.S. Did I mention that it's kid friendly as well?  See their cute Joey the Jellyfish kids coasters and toy at the bottom!  I'm hooked! Congratulations and can't wait to enjoy that amazing view! Register at www.jellyfishrestaurantli.com for more info and check them out on Facebook as well. Enjoy!












 
Here is a recent write up from LongIslanderNews.com with the official inside scoop for the long awaited opening of Jellyfish in Centerport . 
"Jellyfish Restaurant (441 E.main St., Centerport 631-262-0300 www.eatatjellyfish.com) is close to opening. Owner Ralph Colamussi is putting the finishing touches on a painstaking restoration of the restaurant on Mill Pond just east of his Thatched Cottage catering hall. The building, which has housed a restaurant for the better part of a century, was in its most recent incarnation Pier 441. It’ been restored with a Victorian flavor. Heading up the kitchen will be Heather West, a champion of the reality TV show Hell’s Kitchen who has put together a family-friendly, “roadside” menu with an emphasis on seafood. Yes, there will be jellyfish on the menu. “Crispy fried jellyfish,” said West. The primeval sea critters will figure prominently in the décor as well. Colamussi has installed several large fish tanks in the restaurant where jellyfish will swim safely. Expected to open in September, Jellyfish watchers can get a preview of the restaurant August 24 when it launches a dinner-and-a-show partnership with the John W. Engeman Theatre at Northport - dinner at Jellyfish followed by a performance at Engeman of the musical “Hairspray.” Call the theater at 631-261-2900 for details."
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09 November, 2010

huntington historical house tour 2010


This house tour should satisfy my craving for all things historical and festive in my beautiful town of Huntington. I especially look forward to enjoying my favorite, the Bunce home! What history and beauty in one!  It will be a busy week! Enjoy!

Sunday, December 5th, Noon to 4:00
"Houses with a View to History"

The 2010 Holiday Historic House Tour includes five private homes that have been built over the more than 350 years since the first settlement of Huntington. This year's tour includes a house built by the descendants of one of the earliest families to settle in Huntington the Fleet family, in the area now known as Fleet's Cove. Besides this early settlement home, this year will have houses that represent different eras of home building throughout our history. One home with a spectacular water view, built by the J. T. Robb family, will be included in the tour as well as a mid 19th century house owned by several generations of sea captains in Cold Spring Harbor.
See Huntington Historial Society.org for more information. 
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