TOP 10 Cafe with local art in Port Jefferson, New York

Welcome to Port Jefferson Frigate, your go-to destination for delectable treats and gourmet delights located at 99 Main Street in the heart of Port Jefferson, New York. As a beloved local bakery and specialty food store, we take pride in offering an exquisite selection of freshly baked goods and artisanal products that are sure to delight your senses. At Port Jefferson Frigate, we believe in the art of baking with passion and precision. Our talented bakers craft each item using the finest ingredients, ensuring every bite is a delightful experience. From our mouth-watering pastries and perfectly crusty breads to our rich, decadent cakes, there's something to satisfy every craving.

Station Coffee Shop is a charming and cozy coffee shop located in Port Jefferson Station, New York. This popular spot offers a wide variety of coffee drinks, pastries, and light bites in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Whether you're looking for a quick pick-me-up on your way to work or a leisurely afternoon coffee break, Station Coffee Shop has something for everyone. Come in and enjoy a delicious cup of coffee and a tasty treat at this local favorite spot in the heart of Port Jefferson Station.

Welcome to Crazy Beans, where we embrace the crazy and serve it up with a side of deliciousness! Nestled in the charming village of Greenport, New York, Crazy Beans is more than just a restaurant—it's a vibrant community hub where creativity and passion collide on every plate. Located at 2 Front Street, Greenport, NY 11944, our establishment is a cherished part of the North Fork's culinary landscape. Founded by Callie in 2012, Crazy Beans began as a whimsical dream that blossomed into a beloved gathering spot. Callie's journey from waitress to owner is a testament to her dedication and love for the art of hospitality. In 2013, she met Tim, a talented chef with roots in Port Jefferson, and together they crafted a vision that brought their love for food and each other to life. Their passion project expanded to Stony Brook in 2014 and eventually found its way to Greenport in 2016, breathing new life into the historic Coronet Luncheonette.