A Piece of Italy in Oyster Bay
A quietly confident little restaurant with a kitchen you trust from the first bite — Chef Fabrizio Facchini brings his Michelin-rated pedigree to a forty-seat room on South Street.
Read at Long Island Herald →
A small room, a short list, and the press that found us.
A quietly confident little restaurant with a kitchen you trust from the first bite — Chef Fabrizio Facchini brings his Michelin-rated pedigree to a forty-seat room on South Street.
Read at Long Island Herald →The menu moves with the season, the pasta is made in-house, and the hospitality feels lived-in from day one. A reservation-worthy addition to Oyster Bay.
Read at Newsday →Stellina earns its name — a small star shining brightly on a stretch of South Street where diners increasingly know to book ahead.
Read at Daily Voice →A Michelin-guided chef, a family-run room, and a menu that takes pasta seriously — this is the kind of opening Long Island's dining scene had been waiting for.
Read at LongIsland.com →Intimate by design and grounded in a six-decade family story — Stellina is honoring Stella Ristorante of Floral Park in the most meaningful way: by cooking well, night after night.
Read at NewsBreak →“The kind of place you tell one friend about.”Long Island Herald
“Hand-made pasta that makes you slow down and pay attention.”Newsday
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