Astoria’s Exciting New Eats

As summer fades and the crisp air of fall moves in, Astoria is buzzing once again — not just with festive energy, but with new flavors. From cozy bakeries to international kitchens, these new restaurants in Astoria are giving locals and visitors alike plenty of reasons to dine out. Whether you’re craving Southeast Asian comfort…

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Discover 3 Astoria New Gems for Delicious Cocktails & Pastries

Looking for a new go-to in the Astoria area? Whether you’re craving a lively bar scene, a flaky burek pastry, or a stacked Italian sandwich, Astoria has something to satisfy every appetite. Here are three local gems that combine delicious bites with the kind of atmosphere you’ll want to return to again and again. Lily’s…

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Four New Spots to Bite Into This July

With summer in full swing, Astoria is welcoming a wave of new spots perfect for cooling off and treating yourself. From refreshing iced coffees to traditional Greek pastries, these fresh additions bring exciting flavors and sweet relief to the neighborhood. Melt N Dip Melt N Dip has officially landed in Astoria, bringing its dessert menu…

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Have you tried Savage Sicko yet?

Eco-friendly, delicious, and in Astoria? That’s right, Savage Sicko, Astoria’s newest fully vegan establishment is now open! Savage Sicko was created by Alex Ayala as a lifestyle brand encouraging individuals to chase their dreamsGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028. Following years of playing professional soccer around Europe, Ayala returned to New York to study his other passion: mixologyGive_Me_Astoria_image_00028. It was…

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And the top bagels in Astoria are …

Bagels: the staple food in any New Yorker’s diet, both near and far. Ask a New Yorker what they miss the most when they leave the city, and chances are one of their answers is a good bagel. Below, we’ve compiled a list of the top bagels in Astoria, according to Yelp. Brooklyn Bagel &…

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Victory Garden Café: Serving some of the most delicious Greek treats in Astoria

What comes to mind for many when they think of Astoria? Personally speaking, I can say from experience that anytime I’ve mentioned that I’m from Astoria, people automatically infer that I am of Greek descent. And I can’t blame them for (luckily) guessing correctly – Astoria has a reputation both in the U.S. and even…

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Milkflower: Astoria’s innovative take on a New York favorite

Winter is fast approaching. Picture it: you’ve had a long day at the office, the temperature is sub-zero outside and all you want is a nice, warm, delicious slice of comfort (and perhaps an accompanying drink). Thankfully, Astoria, there is a solution for you. Enter here, Milkflower. Opened in 2013 and located on 34-12 31st…

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Pao & Cha Cha: Astoria’s Chino-Latino Flavor

Pao & Cha Cha is an Astoria restaurant specializing in Chinese Latino Cuisine. Located on 2303 Astoria Blvd, if you’re a little unfamiliar with what Latino Asian cuisine actually is, you’re in luck.  In a video by Remezcla (below) three of New York’s Chinese Latinos chefs explain the culinary phenomenon that has people licking their lips.   …

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Astoria Flea & Food

The Astoria Flea & Food Market is kicking it up each weekend with some delicious food stalls and awesome vintage treasures for Astorians and Queens folk alike. If you didn’t get a chance to head on over this past few weeks then you’re in luck, because they’ll be back this weekend, July 21-22. The markets…

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