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Side Street Dive in Patchogue has ended regular restaurant service, with its live entertainment brunches moving to Bull Smith’s Tavern in Smithtown.
The space at 11 Railroad Ave. will remain available for private events and select pop-up parties through the end of 2026, according to an announcement shared on social media this week.
“The Side Street Live experience will be moving to Bull Smith’s Tavern, and Side Street Dive itself will remain open for private events and some pop-up parties through the end of the year,” a spokesperson told Greater Long Island.
Bull Smith’s Tavern, at 155 W. Main St. in Smithtown, opened in 2024 in the former Croxley’s space.
Owner Max Feinberg said the pop-up shows will include its “Grease,” “Frozen” and “Generic Broadway” experiences. A start date and performance schedule for Side Street Live at Bull Smith’s Tavern were not immediately available.
Feinberg introduced Side Street Dive in February, taking over the downtown Patchogue space previously occupied by Burgerology and Sneaky Pete’s.
The concept paired pizza and cocktails with a pop-art look inspired by the 1950s and ’60s.
“I always feel that fun is undefeated in this industry,” Feinberg told Greater Long Island ahead of the opening.
Editor’s note: This story has been updated for accuracy purposes.
Top: The bar at Side Street Dive in Patchogue, which has ended regular restaurant service but will remain available for private events through the end of 2026. (Credit: GLI/Nick Esposito, file)
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