'Sundays In The Street' In Patchogue Will Continue Through Fall

PATCHOGUE, NY— Although the coronavirus pandemic shut down favorite Patchogue Village summer event Live After Five, the new weekly "Sundays in the Street" has been popular with diners and restaurants. Every Sunday Main Street in the village is shut down, allowing restaurants to place tables outdoors in the street and expand their capacity amid pandemic dining regulations.

David Kennedy is the director of the Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce and he tells Patch that the Sunday event is going so well they plan to continue them as long as the weather allows, hopefully into October.

"Both the restaurants and the public have been very positive. Restaurants owners have told me it's been a welcome help, keeping them open."

Main Street is closed 12 until 9 p.m. every Sunday.

Participating restaurants include:

The Tap Room

The Cuban

Buttermilk's Kitchen

Locale Gastro Bar and Pizzette

Bobbique

The BrickHouse Brewery

That Meetball Place

Del Fuego

Hoshi Hibachu & Sushi

Local Burger Co.

Arooga's

Daisy's Nashville Lounge

Village Idiot Pub

RHUM

Toast Coffeehouse

PeraBell Food Bar

Fulton's Gate