Address

601 Veterans' Memorial Highway, Hauppauge, NY. 11788

Phone Number

(631) 724-1600

Date Visited

3-22-25

Website

Link to Website

Clay Oven

Description

The Clay Oven is located at 601 Veterans' Memorial Highway, Hauppauge, NY.
There are three  accessible parking spaces directly in front of the street-level, single door entrance.
There is adequate space between the tables and chairs (armless).
There is a large, accessible , single-occupancy restroom in the rear of the dining room.

Checklist

  • Attraction Type:  dining
  • Number of accessible spaces:  3
  • Location of accessible spaces:  3
  • Surface of lot:  paved
  • Distance to venue:  very close
  • Transportation to venue offered:  na
  • Terrain:  flat
  • Places to rest:  na
  • Paths and walkways:  concrete sidewalk in front of venue
  • Location of accessible entrance:  main entrance
  • Doors:  street-level, single door
  • Number of floors:  one
  • Elevators:  no
  • Ramps:  no
  • Steps and staircases:  none
  • Width of aisles:  adequate to accommodate most people
  • Places to sit:  tables and chairs (armless)
  • Location of restrooms:  in reat of dining room
  • Type of restroom:  single-occupancy, accessible
  • Ease of entry and exit:  OK
  • Available food services:  lunch, dinner
  • Friendliness of staff:  very pleasant and helpful
  • Baby changing station:  no

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Located in a small strip mall that one could easily pass by, is an inconspicuous Indian restaurant that should not be missed.  


If you are looking for “fancy” this is not the place for you.  But, if you want generous servings of delicious food, reasonable prices, and  friendly service, Clay Oven is definitely for you.  


There are three accessible spaces in the large, paved lot.  The street-level, single door entrance gets you right to the dining room. There could be more space between the tables to make navigation somewhat easier, but what they have is adequate.  Tables can easily be moved.


Clay Oven is very informal, to say the least. Tables, armless chairs and banquettes abound.  There is a large, sectional sofa to the right of the entrance. I’m not sure why, unless it is to keep patrons comfortable while they wait for a table, or to pick-up their take-out. We understand that everything is made “in house” and freshly prepared – if taking-out, they don’t make anything until you arrive. 


I have to say that the quality of the food more than makes up for anything that may be lacking in the decor.  Our Garlic Naan was exceptional, as was our Chicken Tikka Masala and Stuffed Eggplant.


There is a large, accessible, single-occupancy restroom in the rear of the dining room.  It is too bad that the mirror is not low enough for a person in a wheelchair to use it.


We loved everything about Clay Oven and will happily return. Give it a try. You won’t be disappointed!


As always, we at Destination Accessible advise you to visit a venue’s website, www.clayovenny.com.,, to know more about the venue.


Location

Nearby

Suffolk County Offices