East Quogue Restaurant Reopens After Fire + Dom's Chicken Fingers + Food Recall: Weekly Business Round-Up

LONG ISLAND, NY — Patch rounds up the week's top business buzz from across Long Island. Take a look at the week in review of new restaurants and shops, standout local artisans, the owners and managers who give our businesses heart and dedication, and foundations supporting important causes.

Dom's Famous Chicken Fingers Arrives In Plainview With Soft Opening

The wait is over for Plainview residents – Dom's Famous Chicken Fingers has officially soft-launched, bringing lively crowds with it. Read more.

Dockers Waterside Reopens On Dune Road After Devastating May Fire; Owner Shares 'Heartfelt Gratitude'

It's wonderful news for scores of patrons waiting to flock back to a beloved Dune Road destination: Dockers Waterside has reopened after a devastating May fire. Read more.

Local South Shore Eatery To Close This Weekend, Serving Brunch All Day Sunday

Bluebird Kitchen will be serving its last frittata and spritz to customers this Sunday. Read more.

Frozen Foods Sold In NY Recalled Due To Possible Plastic Contamination, Company Announces

A frozen food retailer announced Monday that it was voluntarily recalling products due to possible plastic contamination. Read more.

Kings Park DJ Turns Adventureland Saturdays Into A Dance Party

The new "Party on the Midway" show brings music, trivia, games, and family-friendly dancing to Adventureland this summer. Read more.

Daniel Gale Foundation Outing Tops $140K Fundraising Goal

The Daniel Gale Foundation surpassed its $140,000 fundraising goal at its annual outing, held June 15 at Huntington Country Club, the organization announced. Read more.

PETA's 'iScream' Truck To Hand Out Free Vegan Ice Cream In Farmingdale On Sunday

The nonprofit's traveling truck will stop at the Farmingdale Craft & Gift Fair with free samples, games, and prizes. Read more.

Port Washington-Based Spectrum Designs Raises More Than $120K To Support Neurodiverse Workforce

More than 140 supporters attended the nonprofit's annual "Color the Night" fundraiser in Sands Point. Read more.