It’s last call for wings — and the orange shorts — in Farmingdale.

Long Island’s only remaining Hooters, the game day go-to known for mounds of Buffalo wings and famously curvy brand ambassadors, has announced it is closing its doors for good.

In a message posted to Facebook on Monday, the restaurant shared the news with customers.

“After much deliberation, we’ve made the difficult decision to close this location,” the statement read. “We are incredibly grateful for the many years of great times, cold beer, hot wings, and unforgettable memories shared here.

“Thank you to our guests, team members, and community for the support over the years,” it continued.

The Farmingdale location had been the last remaining outpost of the national chain on Long Island, a sports-bar staple that built its identity around wall-to-wall TVs, beach-themed branding and a orange-clad waitstaff.

No specific closing date or reason for the shutdown was included in the announcement.

The news came to the chagrin of the chain’s most loyal customers.

“Are you serious? I thought you guys were doing well?” Anthony Cimorelli Jr. posted on Facebook.

Chris Laurice lamented: “Say it aint so.” And Matthew Thomas summed up the feelings of a lot of Hooters diehards, writing, “Sad day.”

The Farmingdale location at 25 Smith St. has a bit of a checkered past. Originally opened in 2010, it closed in October 2012 after a brief dispute with Hooters of America LLC, prompting the operators at the time to rebrand the spot as Bud’s Ale House.

That iteration lasted just four months before shutting down in early 2013.

When it returned as Hooters later that year under the Hooters of New England and upstate New York franchise, the building had been remodeled “inside and out for a cleaner and brighter feel,” according to a Newsday report in 2013.

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FARMINGDALE, NY — The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will meet Sunday, Feb. 8, in a rematch of one of the greatest NFL championship games in history. It’s not too early to scout the best places to watch the big game here in Nassau County.

The battle for the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy takes place this year at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, California. In their last big game meeting in 2015, the Patriots secured a 28-24 comeback victory over the Seahawks. The epic contest was decided in the final seconds when a Patriots interception of a Seahawks pass resulted in a game-winning touchdown.

If you want someone else to make the snacks or serve the beer, several sports bars on Long Island are primed for the handoff. Kickoff is at 6:30 p.m. ET, but you’ll want to get there early to make sure you get a spot.

Here are some area sports bars with enough screens that you won’t miss a play:

Main Event – Watch every angle of the Super Bowl at Main Event, with more than 80 TVs. This restaurant is 10,000 square feet with two bars and a casual, relaxed atmosphere. It's located at 1815 Broadhollow Rd. #6, Farmingdale, NY 11735.

Tap Room – This casual American tavern serves craft beer and a daily rotating tap list alongside happy hours and live music. It's located at 206 Main St., Farmingdale, NY 11735.

Changing Times Pub – With more than 50 TVs, there isn't a bad seat in the house. This establishment will also have specials during all NFL games. The pub is located at 1247 Melville Rd., Farmingdale, NY 11735.

Croxley's Ale House – The local alehouse chain features a selection of craft beers, pub food, and wing specials. It's located at 190 Main St., Farmingdale, NY 11735.

The Villager – This local spot is known for a good atmosphere and sports. It's located at 306 Main St., Farmingdale, NY 11735.

LI McGrath's Pub & Grill – This classic pub features good eats, solid drinks, and live music. It's located at 217 Main St., Farmingdale, NY 11735.