Nightlife in Port Washington

Amid a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, Beanies doles out daily made chips and fresh salsa while serving dishes from a menu replete with contemporary Mexican cuisine. Choose from an array of aperitivos, tostadas, ensaladas, soups, tacos, burritos, enchiladas, and fajitas; the restaurant is known for its Mexican chili, which it claims was voted #1 in the "Hot in the Harbor" chili cook-off. Choose a bowl of the spicy, chickeny goodness ($4.95) or debate about what made the dinosaurs extinct with a selection from the cantina. Adventurous patrons or monkeys who miss the gentle rocking of a palm tree in the wind can take a booze cruise on Beanies' big tree-swing while sipping a margarita, cerveza, or seltzer water.

In 1947, on New York City's Park Avenue, the first Fred Astaire Dance Studio—cofounded by the eponymous toe tapper himself—opened its doors to the public. More than six decades later, now boasting schools across North America, the dancing institution still adheres to the legendary Mr. Astaire's curriculum and instruction techniques.

Specializing in social ballroom and competitive dances, the schools' current consortium of professional instructors shepherds students of all ages and skill levels through dance lessons that span from classic ballroom and foxtrot romps to the modern steps of salsa, swing, or mambo. In addition to classes, the studio hosts social practice parties where up to 40 students hone newly acquired rug-cutting capabilities. As foot-charming music blares from the speakers, instructors work to cultivate a lively social setting where each guest can dance, mingle, and surgically correct their second left foot without fear of embarrassment.

Centennial Bar & Grille satiates thirsts and appetites with authentic, fresh pub fare served in a century-old structure that's home to compelling historical nuances. Peruse the dinner menu and start off with handmade five-onion soup ($5.95), then proceed to the main course with any of the freshly made classics such as grilled tenderloin and mushroom ravioli—hearty cut of beef tenderloin quietly wooing the robust flavors of portabello mushrooms and roasted red peppers in a rich gorgonzola cream sauce ($15.95). After settling disputes between former taste buddies, tempt sweet teeth with a variety of house-made desserts such as cocoa-crazed Guinness chocolate cake ($5.50) or the always-beloved bread pudding ($5.50). Along with daily specials, Centennial features a Friday fish fry, featuring a half pound of tender walleye ($13.95), perch ($13.95), or cod ($11.25) fillets lightly breaded and fried.

A direct descendant of the days when public houses were publicke houses and beer was dinner, Taylor & Dunn’s Public House provides a friendly, familiar gathering spot for people in need of nourishment. The wide-ranging menu spans sustenance options such as battered onion rings ($6.99) that are great for starters to the locally beloved T&D’s reuben, which piles home-cooked corned beef high on grilled marble or light rye and tops the whole thing off with sauerkraut, swiss, and thousand-island dressing or Dunn sauce ($10.99). As the most famous British pair since King Sonny and Queen Cher, the fish 'n' chips promise diners delicious mouthfuls of cod and fries ($11.99). Thirsty stomachs are satisfied by draft or bottled beer, and nightly drink specials include $3 Guinness, Harp, and Smithwick’s on Thursdays.

The Klavier Lounge serves up after-work spirits, accompanied by the soothing sounds of 88 expertly orchestrated keys. Patrons can savor sips of the venue’s specialty martini, The Klavier, in the luxurious leather half-moon booths, chat up coworkers with a cocktail beneath the chandeliered ceiling, or stuff dollar bills and napkins scribbled with friends' phone numbers into the pianist’s tip jar. Expertly mixed martinis, such as the pomegranate and lemontini ($7+) please fruit-seekers, while $6 martini specials, $2 off imports, and $1 off mixers on Wednesdays and Thursdays placate wallets. In addition to bottled beer, The Klavier also stocks wine for the liquor leery and brings in occasional visiting bands and musicians to augment the ambience on weekends. Although not included in this Groupon, The Klavier Lounge also offers a savory selection of enticing eats, and is open for business Wednesday–Saturday beginning at 5 p.m.

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