Farewell & Thank You To Some Of Astoria’s Finest

Photo/Monika’s Cafe-Bar Instagram

Following the hardships during and following COVID-19, a few of Astoria’s beloved establishments have permanently closedGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028. Many of these locations were seen as landmarks to our community and all will definitely leave a voidGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

Thank you to all these local businesses for their years of excellent serviceGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028. We wish the owners and staff the best of luck going forwardGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028. You will be missedGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

Don Coqui

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This hot spot for Latin cuisine and live entertainment reigned for 10 yearsGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

28-18 31st StGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

Romano’s

Over 40 years in business known for their take on both Italian and Greek cuisineGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

32-21 Broadway

Artopolis Bakery

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Closing after a 17-year run, serving some of the most authentic Greek pastries, cakes, and piesGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

23-18 31st StGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

Monika’s Cafe Bar

Photo/Monika’s Cafe-Bar Instagram

A casual cocktail bar and offering light bites in the neighborhood for 24 yearsGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

32-90 36th StGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

Kurry Qulture

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An upscale Indian restaurant with countless rave reviews and media coverage in Forbes, ABC-7 and the Michelin Guide, among othersGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.

36-05 30th AveGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028.