The Winner of Valentine's Day Dinner for Two... - Give Me Astoria

The Winner of Valentine’s Day Dinner for Two…

By sonia Posted: February 9, 2015

It’s time to pick a winner!

This rounds contest was a Valentine’s Day dinner for two at The Astor Room!

Our winner is…

Nick M.!

Thanks to everyone that entered, we have a LOT more giveaways coming!

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