Dinner at the end of the round.
L’Étoile sits on South Street in Oyster Bay’s historic Snouder’s Building, twenty-five minutes by car from Bethpage Black. The kitchen is classic French, the room is candlelit, and dinner is paced for guests who have spent the day on a golf course.
A few good reasons.
Twenty-five minutes from Bethpage Black
South Street, Oyster Bay, straight up Route 106. Easy in, easy out, and no traffic on the way back to the hotel.
Classic French, properly done
Lobster bisque, steak frites, scallops in cream, salmon en papillote, and the kitchen’s seasonal specialties.
A wine list for the occasion
Champagne, Burgundy, Bordeaux, Loire: selections that suit a celebratory table just as well as a quiet dinner for two.
Group dining done well
Long tables for foursomes, menus built with the kitchen for clients and partners, and service paced around the day’s round.
Begin with the bisque.
Open with shared hors d’œuvres: oysters from the raw bar, charcuterie, the lobster bisque. Move on to steak frites, salmon en papillote, or scallops in a delicate cream sauce. Finish with crème brûlée, mousse au chocolat, or the soufflé. Every course is timed with your evening in mind.
Foursomes, partners, the whole party.
Entertaining clients, partners, or your own foursome: our team builds menus with the kitchen, pairs wines from the cellar, and coordinates service around tee times or transfers. Tell us the kind of evening you want and we will set the room to match.
Golf trips and group tables.
How far is L’Étoile from Bethpage Black?
About twenty-five minutes by car, mostly along Route 106. The drive back to Oyster Bay runs against the traffic, not with it.
Can you host a group after a round?
Yes. For a foursome we will build a long table; for a larger party we offer a private dining room on the lower level and full buyouts of the first floor. Send a private dining inquiry with the date and headcount.
What should we know before booking a golf-trip dinner?
Tell us your tee time or transfer schedule when you reserve and we will pace the courses around it. Dinner runs Tuesday through Sunday from five, and from four on Sunday.
Did the Ryder Cup really come to Bethpage?
It did: Bethpage Black hosted the Ryder Cup in September 2025, and the course remains one of the great public tests in American golf. The pilgrimage continues, and so does dinner afterward.