Haunted House of Hamburgers Farmingdale, NY

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The breakfast menu will feature pancakes, waffles, French toast, crepes, chicken and waffles, build-your-own ominous omelets and more. Owner Jordan Desner, 48, wants the interior of the tricked-out eatery to be a surprise to diners, but they will be greeted with the dark and spooky atmosphere befitting a place designed for Halloween. He said the design of his business came out "better than expected" after "endless" labor, as he wanted to open in time for the season. Avid hikers will recognize this spot as the Sam Merrill trailhead, “a quiet refuge from people and wild life forever”—so reads the dedication on the cobblestone gate of the Cobb Estate.

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Most infamously, the naked body of tourist Elisa Lam was found in a rooftop water tank; surveillance video showed Lam acting oddly in the elevator. It was enough to inspire an entire season of American Horror Story and a true crime documentary series, but apparently not enough to shut down the hotel; it was rebranded to Stay on Main and has since become an affordable housing complex. Before this popular Sunset Strip comedy club appeared on the scene in 1972, it was Ciro’s restaurant, one of Hollywood’s hippest clubs during the 1940s and ’50s.

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Legend has it that the ashes of former property owner, Thomas O. Glover, are buried in the inner garden courtyard and that he still watches over his property. Rumors abound about silhouettes of a man and woman seen strolling the family-owned property and the unexplainable sounds of crashing plates (and you thought that was just a clumsy waiter). Legend has it that the ghost of Marilyn Monroe still haunts her old stomping grounds. On the ninth floor, you can hear the late actor Montgomery Clift—who lived in suite 928 for three months while filming From Here to Eternity—practicing on his trumpet. “Guests have asked the hotel staff to tell the person in the next room to stop playing in the middle of the night,” Carradine says. Lights and faucets are known to turn on and off on their own and the switchboard gets calls from vacant rooms.

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For those who don't want a burger, there are also chicken sandwiches, flatbread RIPizzas, hot dogs, eerie entrees, soups, salads, appetizers and more. Haunted House of Hamburgers is Long Island's only Halloween-themed restaurant, covered head to toe in creepy Halloween decor and serving up spooky but scrumptious bites. Today, you’re more likely to find curious teens at night wandering around what’s left of the house’s foundation; though ghost sightings are non-specific, many report ghostly noises on the surviving staircase and the feeling that they’re being watched in the dimly lit forest. When charmed businessman Howard Hughes owned the infamous Pantages Theatre, he built a door that connected his office directly to one of the theater balconies, where he would go to think in the dark. Hughes’s ghost is a notorious workaholic, and is said to be seen in his former office on the second floor. Once or twice a month, the restaurant will host its Horror-Q nights, where it will offer a full barbeque menu complete with ribs, brisket, chicken, pulled pork, a burger and more.

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Visitors to the area say they still see the actress haunting the sign, and sometimes pick up the scent of her gardenia perfume. Back when it was the Hollywoodland sign, this icon to celluloid fantasy also served as a beacon to suicidal Angelenos—most notably Broadway stage actress Peg Entwistle. Raised by her actor father, she lost both her mother and stepmother early in life and had a series of broken personal relationships. As an actress, Entwistle enjoyed critical reviews, and even shared the stage with Humphrey Bogart, but she was forever cast in the role of comedic ingénue and could only snag small film roles. Here’s your handy guide to the 13 most haunted places in L.A., including a Hollywood theater, a notorious Downtown hotel and a Long Beach oceanliner where ghosts of the past still rattle a few chains.

Back in the day, the speakeasy kept the hooch flowing via underground tunnels, which are now used as utility corridors. Some say former proprietor Frank Bennett, who owned the bar from 1972 until his passing in 2003, still haunts his favorite corner booth, across from the bar. “Venice was a real crazy place historically, in terms of alcohol and bars, especially during Prohibition,” Carradine says of the area. “This bar is a weird anomaly, it’s one of the oldest bars in L.A. With one of the newest ghosts,” he says about Bennett, who still watches over his beloved underground watering hole.

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The drinks were cool, some came with smoke & cotton candy on top. The food didn’t sit well with me & my mom got really sick the next day. Every day at HHH is Halloween so come down in your costume. Owner Jordan Desner told the Press that he always loved Halloween and had the restaurant concept in mind for a while before finally turning it into a reality. The sparse forest didn’t seem so haunted until the 1950s, when the Marx Brothers purchased the land and temporarily saved the dilapidated mansion from destruction—in the process turning it into a favorite haunt for squatters and ne’er-do-wells. “During the restoration in 2000, people said they saw a man stepping off the balcony, walking along the scaffolding, and standing over a worker to inspect his work.

The Silent Movie Theatre (formerly home to Cinefamily, now Brain Dead Studios) has a complicated history worthy of a blockbuster drama. The original owner, John Hampton, started the theater in 1942, showing his personal film collection at a time when most studios were destroying old silent prints. Hampton used toxic chemicals in his bathtub above the theater to preserve his films—unwittingly exposing himself to toxins that hastened his demise in 1990 from cancer. Hampton’s mentee Lawrence Austin took over the theater. But one night in 1997, while visitors were watching a film, Austin was shot to death in the lobby by a hitman.

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"If this was another time of year, I wouldn’t be rushing," Desner said. "But I’m rushing because of Halloween. We killed ourselves. I think I lost 10 years off my life." And, what gives us the creeps the least is their Haunted Happy Hour, which features great food and drink deals Monday through Thursday from 3 p.m. The restaurant opened in the fall of last year in a shuttered Farmingdale Friendly’s, according to the Long Island Press, and they’re Long Island’s only Halloween-themed restaurant.

Its owners had a close affiliation with the mob and the building still has peepholes in the upper walls of the main room that once allowed mobsters to see who was coming and going. Mickey “The King of the Sunset Strip” Cohen used the club as his base of operations. “West Hollywood was a gangster-run place with gun fights in the streets,” says Carradine. “The basement of the club was where they would take care of problem people.

When the guy turned to ask the man what he wanted, the figure vanished,” says Carradine. Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox. Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news, events, offers and partner promotions.

She started life as a luxury liner, setting forth on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England, in 1937, and hosting everyone from Bob Hope to Winston Churchill. But when WWII began, the Queen Mary was drafted into service as a ferry ship, carrying thousands of troops into battle areas. According to the late psychic and ghost hunter, Peter James, who led tours around the Queen Mary, almost all areas of the ship including the second class pool deck and engine room 13 are known to be haunted.

There is still a hole in the stairway that fits a gun, to shoot anyone going up or downstairs.” Carradine says employees have claimed to hear voices, cries and even snarls coming from the basement. “After years of denying the ghost stories, the Comedy Store is now embracing its past and even started tours of the haunted basement,” he adds. This basement bar below the Townhouse restaurant in Venice was a true speakeasy during Prohibition.

While the restaurant is suited for Halloween, Desner believes good food is key to keep people coming year-round. This was a cool place to go to, but really dark inside. They give you 3D glasses to look around with but they didn’t really do too much.

Here at Haunted House of Hamburgers we love Halloween and Hamburgers, So why not have them both everyday? We are proud to serve delicous hambugers, mouth watering appetizers, fresh green salads, hot soups and so much more.Please feel free to stop by dressed in a costume and check out Long Island's Only Halloween Themed Restaurant. Rest in peace under a ceiling that lights up to Halloween music as you dig into a selection of dishes including delicious hamburgers (of course), mouth watering appetizers, fresh green salads, hot soups, and so much more. Call us old-fashioned, but we like our haunted places in L.A.

We’re not talking about manufactured scares at haunted houses; we searched the spookiest nabes for horror hot spots—and consulted our friends over at Ghost Hunters of Urban Los Angeles (GHOULA). Founder Richard Carradine has been collecting tales of L.A. Haunted spots for years, and used to host monthly Spirits with Spirits mixers (at some of the city’s spookiest venues and on ghost tours) that’ve since morphed into a podcast. With the Long Island e-newsletter delivered two Fridays a month for information on signature events, special offers and regional inspiration. People can build their own burgers or choose from a handful of signature options.