Huntington's Rust & Gold Closes + New Hampton Coffee + 24-Year-Old Pizzeria Owner + Montauk Brewing Company

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, and the owners and managers who give our businesses heart and dedication, as well as foundations supporting important causes.

24-Year-Old To Open Local Pizzeria, Following In His Late Grandfather's Footsteps

At just 24 years old, Cristian Milo is preparing to open Pizzeria Milo, a family-run venture inspired by his late grandfather that will bring authentic Italian flavors to the Glen Head community. Read more.

Montauk Brewing Company Expands Beyond East End; New Port Jefferson Location Set To Launch In July

Montauk Brewing Company is on the move — a second location in Port Jefferson is set to open its doors in July, representatives said. Read more.

Bass Pro Shops Plans 1st-Ever Long Island Location

Outdoor adventurists may have a new spot to shop – Bass Pro Shops is proposing to open its first Long Island location in Hicksville. Read more.

Urban Air Lake Grove To Host Fundraiser For Stony Brook Cancer Center

Urban Air Lake Grove will host its third annual Stony Brook Cancer Center fundraiser on June 7 in honor of late co-founder Dave Wolmetz, with proceeds supporting blood cancer research at Stony Brook Cancer Center. Read more.

Huntington's Rust & Gold, 1653 Pizza Company Close After Sale Listing

Two well-known Huntington Village restaurants have closed after being marketed earlier this year as a $1.2 million package deal, Patch confirmed Tuesday. Read more.

New Hampton Coffee Company Location Opens At Site Of Former Beth's Cafe in Quogue Village

Soon after celebrating their 20th year in Westhampton Beach, Hampton Coffee has opened a brand-new espresso bar & café at the former Beth's Café in Quogue Village. Read more.

Milkshake Factory's 1st Long Island Location

Woodbury is getting a little sweeter with Milkshake Factory coming to town. The Pittsburgh-based franchise is setting up shop in the Woodbury Common Shopping Center, marking the first Long Island and New York location.