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I know I am going to be criticized by referring to a small gelato/sandwich place as European like. But I don't care. We Americans assume that every restaurant h... read more I know I am going to be criticized by referring to a small gelato/sandwich place as European like. But I don't care. We Americans assume that every restaurant has to be big, with and extensive three-fold menu and ten big screen TV's in every viewing corner. For those of us who have traveled throughout Europe, this place is an example of what it is like to enjoy a limmited menu of good food, a glass of wine or a fresh made gelato. Simple with good food and a nice glass of wine. No, I am not goi … – show

Great place for lunch! Eggplant Parm was excellent. Good food and generous portions for a very reasonable price. read more Great place for lunch! Eggplant Parm was excellent. Good food and generous portions for a very reasonable price.

Martoni's is a hidden gem in the village of Northport. Located right across from the post office. You step into a small cozy trattoria. The closest you may find... read more Martoni's is a hidden gem in the village of Northport. Located right across from the post office. You step into a small cozy trattoria. The closest you may find to Italian heaven outside of NYC or Italy. Their menu is limited, but delicious. Their food is of a high quality and professionally prepared. The paninis are wonderful, soups and salads delicious, Their entrees and sides are all very good. I especially liked the meatballs and the eggplant parm. The eggplant was the best I've ever had; eg … – show

It was alright just a lil but tangy tasting read more It was alright just a lil but tangy tasting

Martoni is a gentleman. He’s very welcoming and treated us like old guests. When you walk in you already feel like you’re in Italy. The atmosphere and the authe... read more Martoni is a gentleman. He’s very welcoming and treated us like old guests. When you walk in you already feel like you’re in Italy. The atmosphere and the authenticity is on point. Panini’s were superb and not dripping with grease. The canoli’s were probably the best in NY, they felt like a hidden gem.