Eric San José

Wow! We have been going to this restaurant since owner and Head Chef Michael Maroni Beat Bobby Flay in Throwdown "Meatball Battle" on the Foodnetwork several years ago. A hidden gem in the town of Northport In Long Island New York. Their specialty is the Chef's Tasting Menu. You get a little bit of everything, including their world famous Meatballs. Parking lot across the street and meter parking in front. Small, cozy, and quaint. Cash Only. No Tipping which is awesome. A must for the serious foodie!!!

+12

john

Wonderful little restaurant, tasting menu was excellent from top to bottom with friendly staff. Love the decor of the restaurant, full of memorabilia from the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and Bob Dylan among others. They even had the music playing. It was a great experience.

+7

John Schaffer

Love this place! Took my wife, 16 and 13 year old kids. Went for the 4pm tasting menu. Much cheaper than the later times. Food is always amazing. Always get interesting dishes that you can't find in most places. Boar parmesan was the stand out this time. The music was awesome. Played a whole side of Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. Artwork on the walls also really cool. It is a bit expensive, but you will be more than full when you leave and will have tried some great dishes. If you can, use a car service because you can also drink as much as you like included!

Dario Altamirano

Amazing, unique flavors. Outstanding cuisine! I went there with my wife and one year old. The owners Mike and Maria were very attentive and went above and beyond all of our expectations. They were very accommodating that we had brought a child and let him play with the candle the entire time. We didn't know what to expect since it is a tasting menu...we were blown away by a fifteen course meal of small but delicious plates from around the world. It was a plethora of flavors and the best part is drinks were included, even beer and wine! Being a rock and roll fan what first caught my eye was the awesome rock and roll autographed memorabilia. There were Pink Floyd, The Stones, The Who, the Beatles just to name a few awesome artists that were represented with unique fan collectibles. An overall amazing and unique experience if you are ever in Northport please do yourself an awesome favor and step into Maronis. You'd be glad you did :)

Matt Kassan

You can’t beat the atmosphere at Marino’s. Intimate, lively, cool interior design, nice rock n roll. It’s a fun place to go with a group of couples. Tasting menu was very interesting but also a little haphazard. Sushi and meatballs in the same menu was odd. Seemed to start with a Japanese bent, though with a lobster bisque cup. Then went hard into Italian American. So if you’re looking for a theme, there is not one. But if your looking to get full with a variety of tastes and a fun vibe, they do it well. It’s a destination restaurant for a reason.

+4

Bill Fisher

Last night was my first time at highly lauded Maroni’s Cuisine. I checked their menu online before heading out and saw their spaghetti and “famous meatballs” priced at $16.00 and thought, “wow, that’s really reasonable.” Walked into the place with my wife and was immediately informed the restaurant doesn’t take credit cards - only cash. “Is that alright” I’m asked. I say yeah, cause fortunately I had enough cash on me. After being seated, I check the menu and to my surprise, the spaghetti and famous meatballs are now priced at $32.00. I’m not a huge Italian food guy, so I’m not used to paying $32.00 for spaghetti. But so be it. I ordered a dozen baked clams as an appetizer for me and my wife at $24.00. Clams came and they were so tiny the width of the dinner fork’s prongs were wider than the width of the clam shells. Anyway, food was satisfactory. I guess the best part was the rock memorabilia on the walls, especially the John Lennon stuff (I’m a big Lennon fan) and hearing Tom Petty and Mike Campbell’s “Refugee” blaring from the speakers. ,

Em

I’m surprised by all the 5 star reviews. If anyone has ever had a real chefs tasting, they’ll see right through this. It’s a bunch of mini portions of diner food. The menu doesn’t really flow, it’s jumping from caviar crisp, to sushi, to fried fish, to sliders, to meatballs. I don’t get it. I could see how someone who’s never had a real tasting experience may find this cute but it’s just average food being served in a bunch of small portions. Wine is also cheap and bad. They should at least offer a more elevated wine pairing / menu for a bit more. This place is just not worth it for me.

Kathy Thomas

We decided to do Maroni’s catering menu for Christmas Eve. It was absolutely awful. Half a tray of meatballs in the garbage. Tray of penne in the garbage. Never.Again

Eric R

I am baffled. The tasting menu was $195 per person. If you have ever been to an elevated, gourmet dining experience you will instantly see right through this. Highlights from the tasing menu include frozen tater tots (served with a ketchup packet), effectively a cocktail wiener disguised as an egg roll, and cheap wine. This was a $40 value at BEST...I am really disappointed with this meal and wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I really wanted to love this experience but it was a flagrant ripoff. Ambiance and service were both nice for what it's worth.

Miriam Lum

Avoid tasting menu if you have dietary restrictions or an allergy. After buying the tasting menu as a gift, I confirmed that they would accommodate a dairy. We reminded them when the reservation was made and a week prior to the reservation- they didn’t accommodate at all! Instead, they skipped six courses for the person with the allergy, no alternate dishes were provided. Very awkward to have someone served and the other person ignored. Truly disappointed in this experience. Skip the $400 tasting and go enjoy a nice meal somewhere else.