One might think the team behind luxe omakase spots 236 in Syosset, House of Yoshin in Huntington, Sora in Stony Brook and the growing Kashi and SUP empires, Japanese and Vietnamese respectively, didn’t need another restaurant to manage. And yet, The Local Table opened in Syosset last month, the WH Group’s latest high-end spot, this time with a focus on local seasonality rather than Japanese whiskey and omakase. Though the shopping center in which The Local Table resides feels casual from the outside, it’s fancier than one may expect within; not the simple, rustic minimalist kind of spot its location and name implies. It’s fussier than nearby Market Bistro in Jericho, but less so than its sushi counterpart 236, just down the road. The room, an art deco-styled space with soaring ceilings, deep turquoise chairs and cherry red suede banquettes dotted with black marbled tables and dramatic overhead lighting, feels more primed for a roaring twenties bathtub gin party rather than a journey...