Welcome to Syosset
A peaceful, affluent town on the North Shore of Long Island
Syosset is a hamlet and census-designated place in the northeastern section of the town of Oyster Bay, close to the North Shore of Long Island. The community was called Little East Woods by the first settlers in 1648 before it was renamed Syosset. Famous for being an affluent neighborhood, Syosset is a peaceful, majestic downtown shopping area with beautiful homes built on well-kept properties.
The north side of the community features older homes and is a heavily treed area as it was settled earlier, while the southern half tends to comprise newer and more luxurious houses. The center includes a busy commercial district along Jackson Avenue and a wide range of mom-and-pop shops, from salons to coffee shops and restaurants.
What to Love
- Excellent shopping and restaurant
- Convenient to major roads
- Beautiful homes on well-preserved properties
- Peaceful neighborhood with a vibrant downtown
Local Lifestyle
Syosset is a peaceful community surrounded by diverse local amenities, plenty of convenient shopping, and a seamless commute to New York City in under an hour. In addition, the suburban subdivisions of this community make Syosset a beautiful neighborhood and a quick way to wooded hillsides. Syosset also remains one of the best places to live for its rural feel, diverse population, and welcoming community.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Syosset has some of the best eateries, shopping centers, and entertainment options for residents and visitors. When looking for the best Japanese food experience, visit
Kashi, located at 343 Jericho Turnpike. The restaurant offers inventive sushi and other Japanese fare served in a neon-lit, elevated setting with a lounge feel.
For a refined, comfy eatery, check out
Chris & Tony’s, which serves family-style Italian entrees like seafood, steak, and pasta. The restaurant is known for its great ambiance, professional staff, and delicious food in the community.
Rare650 Prime Steak and Sushi is another excellent eatery to check out, popular for upscale New American plates, sushi, and an iPad-wide menu in a chic space with a buzzy bar setting.
Syosset also offers a unique shopping experience, and heading to
Marshalls & HomeGoods enables you to access a variety of high-quality and designer furnishings, kitchenware, bedding, holiday goods, and more. At 425 Jericho Turnpike, you will find
DSW Designer Shore Warehouse, where you can shop for discounted brand-name and designer shoes, handbags, and accessories.
Things to Do
Syosset has some of the most attractive sites to explore, like
Cultural Arts Playhouse, a regional theater that presents professional adult productions, including youth performances and classes. Also, check out
Bounce! Family Entertainment Center to enjoy multiple trampoline areas and dodgeball and basketball events.
Puzzle Break Long Island is an extraordinary place for families looking to explore the fun of escape rooms in Syosset.
For an exciting outdoor adventure, rent a bike from
The Bicycle Planet to enjoy a ride on bike trails local to Long Island. You can also spend time at
Woodbury Community Park enjoying multiple activities, from outdoor ice skating to playing tennis on the court and swimming.
Trailview State Park, a 454-acre state park, is also a perfect place to explore Syosset outdoors with activities like hiking, horseback riding, biking, and enjoying fantastic sceneries of hills, forests, and nearby marshes.
Schools
Most residents consider Syosset an excellent community for families since it constitutes safe and top-rated education programs. In addition to quality elementary, middle, and high schools, students may attend
Long Island Schools for the Arts (LISA). One of the few best art schools in Long Island, LISA accepts students grades nine through 12.
