Northport Yacht Club

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Whether for lunch or dinner, dining at the Northport Yacht Club offers members an ambiance some say is unmatched on the Eastern Seaboard. Our executive chef is sure to delight and please even the most discriminating palate. The Dining Room hours of operation change seasonally, so please refer to the six-week Calendar of Events for times. Check the newsletter for additional summer dining offerings. Reservation requests can be made by calling the club. Visiting Yachtsmen should check with our dock staff for additional dining events. Reservations can also be made with our dock staff or Club Manager Gentlemen are required to wear jackets in the dining room on Friday nights during the off-season, between Decommissioning and Commissioning. Neat, casual attire is acceptable during the boating season. Members may use the facilities for private parties. The dining room has seating for up to 140 people. Contact the club manager to arrange your date. Snack Bar During the summer months, the snack bar, adjacent to the pool, is open for breakfast, lunch and snacks, generally from 9 am to 5 pm. Visiting Yachtsmen from reciprocating Yacht Clubs are welcome to tie up a dinghy at the club's dinghy dock. Please contact our dock staff on VHF Channel 71 for the location of the guest tie up area. ( Note: If you can't open this file, you need the free Adobe Reader software. Click to download this software ) Mooring Reservations: Mooring reservations may be made with the dock master at 631-261-7633 Pump Out: Northport Harbor provides a pump-out boat ( Channel 9 ) A dockside pump-out facility is also available in Northport Harbor. The Northport Yacht Club is located in the incorporated Village of Northport, a community of 7, 500 people with an active downtown area. About a half-mile south of the club, within easy walking distance, is the village's Main Street, which runs from a park on the east side of the harbor through the center of the business district. Along the street near the harbor are many restaurants and shops ; further east, you'll find the village historical society and museum with ongoing local exhibits.