Sayville's Holiday Shopping Guide

Looking to do some holiday shopping? Check out this list of local businesses offering some great deals.

Looking for reflection bead bracelets? on Railroad Avenue is offering quality beads at an affordable price with a larger selection than Pandora (the beads also fit on Pandora). Purchase one bead and get the second bead of equal value at half price. Stop in for details.

in Sayville set up some specials just for Patch readers. The store is selling the Rusty Wired Series Sweatshirt with built in waterproof and Machine washable headphones on the end of the cords of the Sweatshirts. They start at $44.50 and have been one of the most popular holiday items. Mention that you are wired into the Sayville Patch and receive 10 percent off one of these sweatshirts. (Offer good until the New Year). Also mention Sayville Patch and receive $10 off your watch purchase, including watches from from Nixon to G-Shock to FreeStyle and RipCurl.

Looking for a long board skateboard? Bunger has longboard completes from Sector Nine, Gravity, new Carver longboards, and new Lost SurfSkates. They also carry all the parts you need – wheels, bearings, trucks, and more. And, once again, make sure you say you saw this on Sayville Patch and take $15 of any longboard complete. (Offer good until the New Year.)

, which is now located on Main Street in the former Fireflies location, is offering a complementary scent in the store's signature bottle with any lingerie purchase for the holidays. Owner Jennifer Gross partnered with Tina Dougherty and expanded to include women's clothing and accessories, pjs and lingerie. The store offers a Perfume Bar that customers can come sit while a special blended perfume is created just for them.

Over at , take time to pamper yourself or make someone's holiday with a gift certificate or basket. On Friday, Dec. 17, take 10 percent off of all gift certificates. As a special, the Spa Moment gift bag is offered at just $20 with any gift certificate purchase. The spa is also offering spa packages – The Relaxer, $150, a Deep Tissue or Swedish Massage and European Cleansing Facial or The Getaway, $200,  Relaxing European Facial, Massage and Spa Pedicure or The Royal Spoil ,$285, Spa Manicure and Pedicure, Relaxing European Facial and Massage.

Hungry? Stop in at for catering specials. Any catering platters or giant subs, 3 foot, 6 foot, 9 foot, 12 foot and up, are 10 percent off in December. Platters are normally $32.99 and serve 5-9 guests. For giant subs, every 3 foot serves 10-12 guests and they are normally $15 per foot. Subway is now offering soup. Stop in to see what they have today.  Gift certificates, that don't have an expiration date, are also available for purchase.

Big sales are happening at the , located at 54 South Main Street. The store is continuing the 25 percent off everything sale through Christmas and will be open every day except Wednesday and Thursday. The store is open until 7 p.m. on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

in Sayville if offering "One Week Free" Guest Passes at the store, gift certificates, and the December promotion is 50 percent off the service fee to join. This location also accepts online promotions and any offered by insurance companies and businesses. Stop in for details.

Perfect time of year for a trip to. When you purchase a one-year membership, you receive a booklet of 10 visits free. Your membership also includes a t-shirt, towel and a choice 3 training sessions. Also, this Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. – 9 p.m., there are many purchase incentives and free classes with your purchase. Stop in for details.

Janet Berger, a broker with , said she hopes everyone remembers those less fortunate this holiday season. "There are many people having a tough time and people that recently lost their jobs," said Berger. Century 21 Bays Edge adopted a family of five for the holidays and will provide them with clothes, toys, a holiday dinner and a gift certificate. "It gives you a great feeling Christmas morning when you know you helped out," she said.

To find families in need, Berger suggests contacting local churches or the Sayville Food Pantry.