Nightmare on Beech Street: Long Beach restaurant serves up haunted dining experience
If you're looking for food and a fright, a restaurant in Long Beach is serving it up.
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Oct 8, 2021, 10:16 AM
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Updated 1,103 days ago
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40ds agoFor many Long Islanders it's the start of a three-day
holiday weekend and a kick off to fall fun!
If you're looking for food and a fright, a restaurant in
Long Beach is serving it up.
The Beech House has been transformed to mimic the
evil within Blood Manor in New York City.
Owner Michael Quinn says patrons can expect a 90-minute show
with each seating featuring actors and haunted décor.
The first show begins tonight at 6:15 p.m. Quinn says there
are already 112 reservations for the night.
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