Fine Dining on Long Island

There are enough tablecloths between Great Neck and Montauk to blanket Long Island. Nassau and Suffolk are rife with fine-dining restaurants.
 
The most popular cuisine: Italian. But the two counties are full of steak houses, seafood establishments, continental mainstays and  New American eateries, plus a healthy sprinkling of dining rooms for French, Indian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese and combinations thereof.
 
Their food is rated according to a star system, from none to four, or fair/poor to exceptional. Service and ambience are rated from poor to exceptional, but do not carry a star rating.
 
This guide should help you find exactly what you want. It's consumer reporting with knife and fork.
 
--Compiled by Peter M. Gianotti

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