Walls Wharf

Going to Walls Wharf is a treat in both summer and winter. Sitting on the outdoor deck in spring and summer watching the waves roll by as you enjoy a cocktail and a great meal is relaxing. The cozy dining room in the winter is just as enjoyable whether sitting by the fireplace or by a window overlooking the water. The service is friendly and prompt and always courteous. We've been going to Walls Wharf for many years and it is always a pleasure.

Have never had a bad meal here. However, some of the host staff can be rude at times. Access by boat is nice though.

A sunny, breezy Sunday and a very nice meal to celebrate an adult's birthday and a six year old' toothday. All four of us said 5 stars. The only complaints were that the kids' feet were cold. Yummy cod, nice gnocchi and your standard kids chicken fingers.

Awfully bland food for very high prices, bad and very slow service, bad staff with bad attitude. Obviously a tourist trap. I would never come here again, and would not recommend this place to anyone I care about.

BRUNCH REVIEW

Lots of seafood? Check. Decent hot breakfast/lunch items? Check. AMAZING bite-sized cannolis and other desserts? Check. Ability to jump out of the huge windows and do a 50-yard dash across the beach into the Long Island Sound? DOUBLE CHECK!

Wall's Wharf brings waterfront dining to a new level on the north shore of Long Island. For around $22 per person, my parents and I enjoyed a wonderful Easter Sunday brunch here. There's plenty of awesome food to devour, but when you dangle jumbo shrimp and lobster rolls in front of me, I'm gonna beeline towards that first! Aside from that, there were about 8-10 hot selections, ranging from your eggs, bacon, and sausage breakfast options to some chicken, salmon, pasta, and veggie dishes. They had a collection of fresh fruits, cheese, breads as well, but make sure you save plenty of room for the desserts!

Service was terrific, and nothing beats their view! Sure, the south shore may have bigger and better beaches, but the coves, peninsulas, and boats out on the water really make for a picturesque meal at Wall's Wharf....enjoy!