Port Washington is a bustling and diverse community on the beautiful North Shore, Nassau County. The peninsula supports an active waterfront with two beautiful harbors, the Town Dock, yacht clubs, marinas, launching ramps and moorings. Stroll the Bay Walk or visit Sunset Park and have your cameras ready to capture show-stopping sunsets all year round.
Explore Main Street and beyond to find a variety of shops, restaurants and businesses. Foodies can choose from a range of dining experiences, including waterfront and outdoor dining options. Whether you are looking for a cozy pub, international cuisine or fine dining at one of many highly acclaimed restaurants, there is something for everyone.
History and the Arts are alive and well in Port Washington. Take a quick ride up the peninsula to Sands Point Preserve and be transported back in time and stroll the grounds of one the remaining Gold Coast estates. The Cow Neck Historical Society supports original buildings from before Revolutionary War era, virtual tours and an extensive catalog of historical photos. The Landmark on Main is an anchor for the arts, providing live-stream performances and more.

Downtown Patchogue has grown to be one of Long Island's most vibrant entertainment districts. Anchored by The Patchogue Theatre for the Performaning Arts, there are over 30 Restaurants, bars and live music venues that offer exceptional and diverse cuisine with entertaining nightlife focused on live musical performances.
Patchogue is also a leader in the craft beer and spirits craze, led by the nationally known Blue Point Brewery, new craft brewers Darling, Long Island's oldest operating brewery, The Brickhouse, and The Better Man Distiling Company.
Walking distance from the heart of downtown is the Patchogue Riverfront, home to more great restaurants, such as The Oar, Drift 82 and The Harbor Crab Company.
Also along the Patchogue River is Dublin Deck, one of Long Island's hottest nightclubs. Patchogue is proud of its connection to the beautiful beaches of Fire Island, hosting two ferry routes that take you to Davis Park and Watch Hill/Fire Island National Seashore.
Whatever is the season, there is always a good reason to come to Patchogue!