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BONANZA'S

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2025

NEW LOOK,
SAME LOVE

128 years in the making, Phil Jr. takes over the iconic Oyster Bay location, revitalizing the stand from the inside out while continuing to preserve the historic passion his forefathers passed down to him.

Taste the tradition

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A landmark in Oyster Bay. Four generations and 128 years of serving the community the best, handmade italian ices. Not to mention the hot dogs and the classic steak fries, this place is not to be missed when coming to Oyster Bay!

Derek L.

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Cute little hot dog hut. Love it. The hot dogs are good and the Italian ices are very refreshing after the dog. So many flavors to choose from. There was a long line but it moved pretty quickly. My first time going was around 2 months ago but I have been back I think 3 times since then.

Guy D.

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5 star bonanza style dog and absolutely best Italian ice I've ever had from anywhere! Definitely a must stop place and prices are not bad at all.

Anna G.

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Bonanza’s Stand is a hidden gem in Oyster Bay, they serve Hot dogs and Italian ice. We had their hot dogs, onion rings, chicken wings and small Italian ice. Their signature Italian ice and we had Lemon and Peanut Butter to share. It’s really refreshing with delicate texture.

Teresa P.

1897

THE STAND
IS PLANTED

The Bonanza’s relocate to Oyster Bay in hopes of cashing in on the American dream by selling hot dogs and fresh lemon Italian Ice out of a converted chicken coop.

1945

GENERATION
2 GENERATION

As John steps down, Mike Bonanza steps up, expanding Bonanza’s  through local events and a continued dedication to serving the community.

1890

BROOKLYN
BOUND

After emigrating from Sturno, Italy, John and Emma Bonanza arrive in Brooklyn via Ellis Island.

 

1910

CAKE BATTER,
BATTER SWING

John Bonanza would push a bicycle cart to the local ball games and sell hot dogs, peanuts, soda, and his fresh lemon Italian Ice. Emma would man the stand while their grandson, Mike, would collect empty bottles and rebox them for deposits.

1965

LEMON ICE
LIMELIGHT

Phil Sr. begins running the infamous Bonanza Stand and expands to over 50 Italian Ice flavors, drawing in celebrities like Billy Joel and hungry visitors from all over the world.

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