Guide To Long Beach Takeout During Coronavirus Shutdowns

LONG BEACH, NY — On Monday night at 8 p.m. New York State restaurants and bars closed their dining rooms to help slow the spread of coronavirus. But Long Beach restaurants are offering more delivery and takeout options as they try to stay open during the pandemic. Residents interested in helping support small businesses during the COVID-19 shutdown period can order food at these establishments. Businesses across Long Island are offering expanded delivery; some are organizing curbside pickup and others will bring orders to customers' cars.

Roc & Olive will offer curbside pickup and free delivery in Long Beach Wednesday to Monday. The restaurant has created a new takeout menu.

Corazon de Cuba is staying open for takeout food. Taco Tuesdays feature $2 tacos and $8 margaritas to go.

JJ Coopers is open for takeout and delivery. The restaurant has created a special takeout menu for family dinners for four people in addition to the regular menu.

The Inn is serving its full menu from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m.

The Buoy Bar is also available for takeout or delivery. For those who want to buy a gift card now they can use later, the restaurant is offering a complimentary $25 gift card with every $100 gift card purchased.

J.A. Heneghan's Tavern will remain open for takeout and has added delivery to Point Lookout and Lido Beach.

Pearl Restaurant will do curbside pickup and delivery from 12 p.m. until 8 p.m. Among their to-go specialty cocktails is the social media-famous "Quarantini."

Pancho's Cantina is offering free delivery for orders over $25. The delivery zone is currently Island Park, Oceanside and Long Beach east of Lindell Blvd.

LB Social has created family dinner specials for delivery or pickup. They include half trays of dishes like chicken parmesan, baked macaroni and cheese and organic roasted chicken. The meals come with salad and dessert.

Beach Burger's seasonal opening day coincided with the New York State restaurant shutdown. The eatery is open for pickup and delivery and customers can even order on Facebook.

Lido Kosher Deli will stay open for delivery or pickup. Here's a message from the deli owners they posted to the business Facebook page that reflects how many restaurant owners are trying to navigate doing business during the coronavirus pandemic:

While what is happening in the world, in our country and in our local community is scary and uncharted in many ways, some normalcy can go a long way as we adjust to what will be the new normal for an indefinite amount of time.

That is why, for now, we have decided to stay open, at least for the time being. We are taking extra precautions to ensure the safety of all our staff and customers, and are continuously monitoring what is going on, to ensure we can continue to uphold the level of safety and quality you are all used to for the past 40+ years.

At the end of the day, we all need to eat. Give us a call and we'll make sure to be around to feed you.

Do you know of another restaurant offering to-go food we didn't mention? Let your neighbors know in the comments.