Cozy Coffee Shop + Local Luncheonette Closing

LONG ISLAND, NY — Patch rounds up the week's top business buzz from across Long Island. Take a look at the week in review of new restaurants and shops, standout local artisans, and the owners and managers who give our businesses heart and dedication.

Local Brew Spotlight: Female-Owned Karmic Grind Is A Place To Sip, Sit And Stay Awhile

For anyone craving a cozy coffee spot to linger with a good book, sip on Devoción coffee, and actually find stress-free parking, there’s a new go-to in Oyster Bay. Karmic Grind is bringing its inviting atmosphere to town as its second Long Island location, seven years after first opening in Locust Valley. Read more.

'Iconic' Eckart's Luncheonette Set To Close After 115 Years In Westhampton Beach; New Owner Shares Plans

It's the end of a long, and beautiful, era: The owners of Eckart's Luncheonette in Westhampton Beach announced on social media recently that they would soon be closing their doors after 115 years — the beloved eatery's last day is February 17. Eckart's, located at 162 Mill Road, is a veritable piece of history, a gathering place for decades, a place for memories and magic and mouth-watering milkshakes. Read more.

Curtain Falls On Hampton Bays Movie Theater As Cinema Shutters Forever Thursday

The curtain is falling on the Regal UA Hampton Bays movie theater — with the cinema set to close its doors forever after the credits roll on Thursday's films. The news was a blow to the community, which has long fought to keep the movie theater at its location at 119 W. Montauk Highway, where it had shown films to generations of movie-goers since 1997. Read more.

Another Wonder Location Pops Up In LI Town

Another Wonder location has popped up on Long Island– this time, in Plainview. The store opened on Jan. 22 on South Oyster Bay Road and featured giveaways and food samples. Read more.