Salted on the Harbor, Northport

Description

Salted On The Harbor is located at 14 Woodbine Avenue, Northport. Parking must be found on the street or in the public lot nearby.
A street-level, single door, with a slight incline, brings one to the small restaurant. Tables, banquettes, and a full-height bar have adequate space between.
Outdoor seating consists of tables on the sidewalk out front and some a bit farther down the street.
One of the single-occupancy restrooms is accessible.

Checklist

Attraction Type:  dining
Surface of lot:  *
Distance to venue:  depends on where you have to park
Transportation to venue offered:  na
Terrain:  sidewalk is flat
Places to rest:  na
Paths and walkways:  concrete sidewalk
Doors:  street-level, single door (slight incline to the door)
Number of floors:  one
Elevators:  no
Ramps:  no
Steps and staircases:  no
Width of aisles:  adequate space to navigate
Places to sit:  table, banquettes, full-height bar
Location of restrooms:  in rear
Type of restroom:  There is one, accessible, single-occupancy restroom
Ease of entry and exit:  ok
Baby changing station:  no
Friendliness of staff:  very pleasant and attentive
Notes:  * There is no dedicated parking. Parking must be found on the street or in the public lot across the street.

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Salted On the Harbor is a small, family owned establishment with a warm bistro atmosphere, friendly service and good food. 

Located in the heart of Northport, across the street from the park and town dock, it is a must for summer dining. Get a seat at one of the sidewalk tables, enjoy the food, look across the street at the water, and then take a stroll along the dock. Look out at beautiful Northport Harbor, check out the shops on Main Street and perhaps stop for some ice cream or frozen yogurt. If you are lucky you might be there on a night when there is a concert in the park.

Parking has to be found on the street, or across the street, in the town lot. Take note that parking close by can sometimes be a problem.

On the beautiful evening we were there, it was quite crowded. A mix-up with our reservation caused us a long wait for our table. Our server was very understanding – offering us appetizers “on the house,” a really nice thing to do!

All of our food choices were excellent. Voo Doo Steak, Salted Summer Salad, Edamame Guacamole, and Tuna Nachos were among the delicious items we tried. 

Although we dined “al fresco,” you may want to dine inside. A street-level, single door leads to this small venue, with tables, banquettes and a full-height bar. Floors are wood. There is adequate space to navigate.

There is one single-occupancy, accessible restroom located in the back.

It’s still summer and we will be back!

As always, we at Destination Accessible, advise you to visit a venue’s website, www.saltedontheharbor.com, when planning a visit, to “know before you go,”

Location

Nearby