2 Spring + FOUR - Smiros and Smiros Architects

Street view of 2 Spring and FOUR in historic Oyster Bay, showing the brick restaurant building, restored shingle cottage, glass connector, courtyard dining, and evening lights.

2 Spring + FOUR

— Oyster Bay —

“For the past few decades, Oyster Bay, on Long Island’s North Shore, has been a drowsy little hamlet…That is, until the restaurant 2 Spring gave it a wake-up poke in January.”

–New York Times

Dining room and bar at 2 Spring with raw brick walls, black steel windows, pendant lights, wood tables, backlit bottle shelving, and a portrait of President Theodore Roosevelt.

Bar interior at 2 Spring with raw brick walls, open bottle shelving, stone or zinc bar counter, pendant lighting, and upstairs mezzanine dining.

Cozy brick dining alcove at 2 Spring with patterned glass panels, wood tables, banquette seating, and candlelit table settings.

Glass-roofed winter garden linking 2 Spring and FOUR with café tables, patterned floor tile, steel framing, and potted trees.

Dining area at FOUR with round tables, upholstered chairs, deep blue-green trim, exterior windows, and warm interior lighting.

Night view of the glass-roofed atrium dining room with steel framing, hanging lights, round tables, artwork, and brick walls.

Courtyard view between a restored shingle cottage and glass atrium connection, with bluestone paving, potted plants, and exterior dining.

Chef’s counter at FOUR with open kitchen, upholstered stools, wood ceiling, display shelving, and portrait art of chef Jesse Schenker behind the cooking line.

Wide view of the FOUR chef’s counter with upholstered stools, open kitchen, wood ceiling, vertical stair screen, illuminated shelving, and portrait art of chef Jesse Schenker.

Long chef’s counter at FOUR with a staircase, vertical wood screen, skylight, upholstered stools, and an open service area.

Bar and service wall at FOUR with glassware display, wood ceiling beams, counter seating, and tailored shelving.

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Interiors by Sophie Thibon

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51 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542
516 676 9200

3 Columbus Circle, 15th Floor, New York, NY 10019
212 956 9326

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