A month after abruptly closing their popular Southold restaurant, the owners of Caci North Fork said they are planning on a spring reopening. (more…)
There’s a slogan used by chambers of commerce across the country that reads live, work, play.
It’s a great way to go through life if you think about it. You do what you have to do so you can live and play the way you want to during the hours you’re not working.
When we created northforker.com in 2013, we borrowed a bit from this philosophy and made each of our categories verbs, thinking it made for a more active and playful reader experience.
And when we launched our magazine last year, we stuck with that theme and built in sections for the four verbs that best summed up our content: eat, drink, live and breathe. (more…)
The hamlet of Mattituck is home to many attractions for locals and weekend visitors. From the popular Love Lane, where you will find some of our favorite businesses, to Mattituck Inlet, beaches and backroads surrounded by farmland, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Spend a minute there with us.
Great Pond sits next to Peconic Dunes County Park on the border of Peconic and Southold. READ
Grangebel Park in downtown Riverhead features views of the Peconic River, a small man-made waterfall and various sculptures. (more…)
You can’t visit Greenport Village without stopping at Mitchell Park to ride the carousel or watch the boats out in the water. Even during the winter, we love the views from this park. (more…)
Riding the Long Island Rail Road to Greenport or traveling by car along Main Road, there is a point where you cross over Hashamomuck Pond in Southold and the views on both sides of the road are simply spectacular. (more…)
8 Hands Farm is located on Cox Lane in Cutchogue. The 28 acre-farm is home to heritage breed animals including Icelandic sheep, Tamworth pigs and a variety of heritage breed chickens. (more…)
The beauty of the McCall Wines property in Cutchogue is that it’s more than just a vineyard with a rustic tasting room. (more…)
We spent a minute with a group of local fisherman along Truman’s Beach in East Marion Thursday afternoon.
The Long Island Sound beach at the eastern end of the causeway is a popular spot for anglers to visit this time of year.
On a stormy Thursday afternoon, the shoreline was bustling with fishermen. Enjoy!