There was the famous commercial (“Reggie, you taste pretty good!” Jackson says, casually sitting on a recliner, just months removed from the 1977 World Series, where he hit five homers).

The Reggie Bar is returning more than 40 years after it was discontinued. The chocolate, caramel and peanut candy bar came out in 1978, the year after Reggie Jackson became Mr. October. The New ...

How the Reggie Bar, a beloved 1970s candy, got called back up to the majors with the help of a Canadian couple—and Reggie Jackson himself.

The candy bar made for Reggie Jackson in 1978 returns to a general store in New Hyde Park ahead of a new documentary on the former Yankees slugger. NewsdayTV's Laura Albanese reports.

When Jackson left the Yankees in 1981, the Reggie bar faded away, and eventually, so would Jackson, retiring from playing baseball in 1987. But 42 years later, they’re both back.

The popular Tigerland bar, Reggie’s, will now permanently close its doors, at least under the current ownership. The owner had his license to sell alcohol revoked Thursday morning, April 27.

The Reggie Bar was a fan favorite for years before it was discontinued in 1981, but one local couple has made it their mission to bring it back.