Address
35 Gerard Street Huntington, NY 11743
Phone Number
631 549 2727
Date Visited
10/13/2015
Website
Restaurant Joanina
Description
Restaurant Joanina is a lovely restaurant located at 35 Gerard Street in Huntington Village.There is a paved parking lot in front with 1 designated van accessible spot.
The brick walkway in front of the restaurant is 1 step up from the parking lot but the walkway slopes down at the side of the building to be even with the lot.
A double door entry leads into a Tuscany themed interior with flat tile floors and tables with chairs situated to allow easy maneuverability
There is a bar in the front of the dining area which also has booths and tables with chairs.
A single occupancy restroom with handrails is located at the rear of the restaurant.
- Number of handicapped spaces: 1
Location of handicapped spaces: lot in front of restaurant
Surface of lot: paved
Distance to venue: close
Terrain: flat
Paths and walkways: brick sidewalk
Location of handicapped entrance: main entrance
Doors: double
Number of floors: 1
Width of aisles: wide
Places to sit: tables & chairs
Location of restrooms: rear of dining area
Type of restroom: single occupancy handicapped accessible
Ease of entry and exit: easy
Baby changing station: no
Available food services: dinner
Friendliness of staff: friendly and helpful
My sister was visiting from North Carolina, so the three of us wanted to go to a nice restaurant for dinner in Huntington Village before seeing Tab Hunter being interviewed at the Huntington Arts Cinema.(yes Virginia, he’s still alive). Restaurant Joanina is located at 35 Gerard street and unlike most places in the Village, there is a parking lot in front. The lot has 1 designated handicapped van accessible spot. The brick sidewalk is 1 step up from the paved lot, but the walkway is even with the lot at the side of the building.
After entering through the double doors, we were very impressed with the interior of the restaurant. It has a true Tuscan feel. There is a huge floral arrangement in the center of the room and there is beautiful china on the tables. The wait staff is very friendly and willing to explain the items on the menu. A prix fixe menu was offered that evening, but we found out later that it was Restaurant Week and that menu might not be available at other times. We had a lovely dinner and could pretend for a little while that we were in Italy.
The restaurant has a flat tiled floor and the tables and chairs are nicely spaced allowing for easy maneuverability. There is a single occupancy restroom with handrails at the rear of the dining area.
There is a bar area at the front of the restaurant which has a couple of booths and tables.
As always, we at Destination Accessible advise you to check a venue’s website, www.restaurantjoanina.com, when planning a visit, to “know before you go.”
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