Local’s Corner: Huntington Best Kept Secrets

Most Discovery Map franchise owners live and work in their map territories. Why does that matter? They’re experts in all things local!

We recently sat down with with Steven Sprachman, owner of Discovery Map Huntington, NY, and asked him some questions about what makes his map destination special.

So, if you’re looking for a quick itinerary for a trip to Huntington, NY, read on and get a local’s perspective on some hidden gems.

So, what are some things to do off the beaten path in Huntington, NY?

Definitely check out Planting Fields Arboretum, The Paddle Pub, and all the free outdoor summer concerts.

Where would someone find the best breakfast/brunch?

You can’t go wrong with The Hatch in Huntington or Toast & Co.

Photo courtesy of https://www.hatchbrunch.com/gallery/hatch-gallery/

What would you recommend for places to hear music?

The Paramount Theater in Huntington has got some great shows.

Photo courtesy of https://www.spotlightny.com/who-are-we?pgid=kzt2at…

Are there any historic sites?

Oh yes. Head to Raynham Hall in Oyster Bay for some Colonial history, and you can visit President Teddy Roosevelt’s estate at Sagamore Hill.

What makes this place special?

There are a tremendous number of choices for dining and eclectic shopping in Huntington

Any other Recommendations for Huntington?

Don’t miss the Harbor scenic views in Cold Spring Harbor, Halesite, and Oyster Bay. There is also a challenging hiking trail at Cold Spring Harbor State Park and fine art at the Heckscher Art Museum.

We hope you’ll come visit!