Tellers offers its guests a truly great American chophouse menu. American cuisine and local seafood dishes are served in an atmosphere that is at once classic and contemporary. It is a sensual, brilliant engagement of color, texture and light. From the spectacular dining room dominated by 30-foot windows and art deco friezes to the clubby bar and cocktail area, you will be transported to a time when superior service and quality were the norm.

The Main Dining Room, called “one of the most strikingly beautiful dining rooms on the Island” by The New York Times, is available for daytime parties of up to 100.

The Gallery can accommodate 40 people or up to 64 when combined with the adjacent Board Room. With a window overlooking the Main Dining room below, this former office of the bank’s president offers an intimate dining experience and makes for a superb choice for private parties, corporate meetings and special events. Steeped in history, a myriad of vintage photographs capturing Long Island’s past between the 1920s and 1950s spread across the walls.

A stark contrast to the grand scale of the Main Dining Room, the Board Room provides an intimate space. The Board Room can be closed off or left open to adjoin the adjacent Gallery. From it's circular window, magnificently framed mirror and double sided fireplace, to the linen wallpaper, velour seats and anagre wood tables, the Board Room is enchanting to the senses.