listen to this articleBreakfast and lunch restaurant Toast Coffee + Kitchen is opening a new location in Ronkonkoma's Station Yard.
Toast has leased 5,004 square feet of restaurant space located directly across from the Ronkonkoma-Long Island Railroad Station in a mixed-use development being constructed by Tri-Tech Real Estate.
This growing restaurant chain has existing locations in Bay Shore, Long Beach, Patchogue and Port Jefferson Station. Toast Coffee + Kitchen offers a menu that includes locally sourced ingredients and a selection of coffees and teas.
Toast is represented by Allen Boulos, Richard Cardona, Matthew Sullivan and Scott Schneider of Patchogue-based Evernest Commercial Real Estate, along with Steven D'Orazio of Colliers and Maria. – Mr. Valanzano and Mr. Jake Horowitz represented the landlord, Tritech, in the rental transaction.
Boulos has been working with Toast and its founder Terry Scarlatos for some time.
“As someone who has worked with Terry and his family at Toast for 15 years, I can’t think of a better brand and person to represent what Tri-Tech is building in Ronkonkoma and throughout Long Island,” said Boulos. stated in writing. . “Terry has created a brand that is more than just great food and coffee. Toast is about a sense of community, culture, art and originality, and Tri-Tech is also creating these feelings across Long Island. This partnership is It’s a match made in heaven.”
Horowitz also expressed enthusiasm about the new tenants coming to Station Yard.
“We are excited to welcome a premium coffee and restaurant establishment like Toast to Station Yard,” he said in a statement. “Toast has built a loyal following by providing quality food and coffee to patrons over the years, and we can’t wait to see them thrive at Station Yard.”
Skarlatos said the restaurant's original location was near Tri-Tech's corporate headquarters and that he has always been impressed by the developer's commitment to improving Long Island communities and supporting businesses.
“As a Ronkonkoma local who has witnessed first-hand amazing revitalization efforts, I believe this opportunity is a dream come true. “We are ready to build on this,” he said in a statement. “This location is different from other locations as it has a dedicated takeaway area for commuters.”
Toast Coffee + Kitchen at Station Yards is scheduled to open this summer.
“This new facility is poised to be more than just a place to drink coffee. It’s poised to become a community hub where people can share ideas while enjoying meticulously crafted lattes and farm-fresh meals. ” Tri-Tech Executive Vice President Kelly Heck said in a statement. “I grew up a few blocks from Toast's original location, so I know firsthand what Toast brings to the neighborhood.”
