Crave-Worthy New Restaurants in Astoria You’ll Love

Whether you’re a local or just stopping by Astoria, these new spots are worth your time. From dark roasted coffee beans to tropical seafood flavors, each one will surely contribute to that classic Astoria comfort. If you’re not hungry yet, you will be soon.

Hashtag Café

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Hashtag Café / Source: Google Images

Tucked into Crescent Street, Hashtag Café is the perfect spot to stop and take a breath. With a chill and cozy atmosphere, this cafe is here to bring comfort to Astoria. Their menu is varied, with a perfect drink for anyone. There are many delicious refreshers such as strawberry acai, but it doesn’t end there; there are delicious coffees that have the people of Astoria raving. If you need an extra energy boost, Hashtag Café won’t let you down. They have a diverse list of protein shakes and smoothies to keep you moving. They also serve Yemeni pastries, such as sabayah with honey: a Yemeni pastry made of layered dough that is typically served with honey and black cumin.

32-09 Crescent St./ (347) 242-2314


Uncle Louie G

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Soft serve ice cream from Uncle Louie G / Source: @unclelouieg_ny on Instagram

Arriving on Ditmars Boulevard, Uncle Louie G is ready to serve Astoria timeless flavors while beating the heat. Around since 1959, Uncle Louie G gives tasty ice cream a whole new meaning.  it all began when Uncle Louie G opened a shop in Brooklyn to make classic Italian ices to ease the hot summer days. This New York Staple provides the perfect flavor for anyone, with more than 40 ice cream flavors and a whopping 50 flavors of ices. If you’re looking to take your ice cream to the next level, they also have sundaes, milkshakes, brownies, and more. With each flavor more delicious than the next, picking your treat will be difficult but worthwhile

29-22 Ditmars Blvd./ (718) 866-0388 / https://unclelouiegee.com/ / 4.0 out of 5 (Yelp)


Shrimp Bros

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Shrimp bros garlic shrimp plate / Source: @shrimpbros.nyc on Instagram

Just a couple blocks from the Astoria Boulevard station lies Shrimp Bros: the perfect place to satisfy your seafood cravings. With a simple but effective menu, Shrimp Bros keeps the spirit of Hawaiian food strong. One example being loco moko, a classic Hawaiian dish consisting of beef patty served over a bed of rice topped with fried egg and gravy. If that’s not your speed, don’t worry; Shrimp Bros has a garlic shrimp platter that will get you hula dancing. Whatever you get, just make sure you add some of their signature pineapple sauce, which adds a sweet, tasty kick to any dish.

2522 Astoria Blvd./ (347) 557-2121 / https://www.instagram.com/shrimpbros.nyc/


Brasa Peruvian Kitchen

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Brasa Peruvian salad bowl / Source: @brasaperuvian on Instagram

Found just off the 30th Ave station, Brasa Peruvian Kitchen is a casual spot with authentic flavor. With the menu designed by Peruvian chefs, you’re guaranteed to give your taste buds the real Peruvian deal. The menu includes salads, smoothies, and the option to build your own bowl. In your bowl, you can pick a variety of unlimited toppings including sweet potato blossom, toasted corn, tuna, and more. If you’re not hungry for a salad, don’t worry; they also have a variety of snacks to keep you going such as a refreshing chia parfait. No matter what it is, you’re sure to get something beautiful and colorful, as well as fresh.

31-01 30th Ave./ (844) 492-7272 / https://brasaperuvian.com/ / 4.2 out of 5 (Yelp)