Posts Tagged ‘Queens’
Duzan’s Back!
Duzans Mediterranean Grill has opened its doors, giving many Astorians what they’ve been waiting patiently for. However, on one of the menu boards, instead of food, is the inspiration for Hasan’s (owner of Duzan) entire culinary philosophy, and the passion behind it. A lesson that ‘there should never be shortcuts when it comes to great food’. Words told…
Read MorePolice Looking For Burglary Suspect
On Monday, Sept. 21st, around 12:30pm, a man broke into a residential apartment near 24th Avenue and 37th Street and stole a number of costume jewelry pieces along with 2 digital cameras. The suspect was described as a black male and had broken into the apartment via an unlocked window at the rear. Police are…
Read MoreIl Fornaio Bakery Is Almost Back
Il Farnaio closed it's doors not to long ago for a much needed redesign, and now it appears to almost be over. The new look, from what we can tell, will very much be Italian traditional bakery style, and it's looking great. The outside is wooden and has a European feel, while we can surely…
Read MoreCelebrate One Year of Glitz and Glamour with Actoria!
Hard to imagine it's been one year already. Where does the time fly when you're in full swing with cocktails and friends? In the Astor Room with Actoria of course. And this Wednesday October 28th, from 8PM till 11PM, the Astor Room will be in full swing once again, as they celebrate Actoria’s 1st year…
Read MoreThree Story Tut’s Hub Grand Opening This Saturday!
The Grand Opening of Steinways new Egyptian themed three story restaurant Tut's Hub Royal Cuisine is finally upon us, and there's more! In celebration of the Grand Opening this Saturday at 5PM, the first 50 customers will get a FREE meal (valued at $10) once a week until December 31st! The Egyptian restaurant is full of Egyptian decor,…
Read MoreLet’s Have A Look At The Strip In The 80’s, Shall We?
With all this talk of closing down The Strip, why don't we take a look back to what it was like in the 80's. The cars, the fashion, the vhs quality, the fashion (cause we will never forget). Let's throw it back with this awesome video of a car show. Keep an eye out for some familiar…
Read MoreAstoria Underpass To Be Transformed With Art
501, founded by Noah Sherrof in 2014, is an organization that goes around New York City, taking drab and doll walls and turning them into art, reported qns.The non profit organization does so in order to help people of the neighborhood get more involved in their communities, and next on the list is Astoria. Sherrof, who…
Read MoreHow High Is Astoria Getting?
It’s no secret, the joint is out and it seems like it’s here to stay. With heavier debates on the legalization of marijuana circulating for the last few years, it’s no wonder that the city is already seeing a boost in open smoking. This goes hand in hand with the fact that in Nov 2014,…
Read MoreBest Hot Chocolate In Astoria
Winter’s not just coming anymore, it’s pretty much knocking down our door, and there’s no better way to battle the chill then a nice soothing cup of hot chocolate. So whether you’re snuggling up with a loved one in the corner of a cafe, or just passing the time people watching with a good book,…
Read MoreDennis Syntilas To Be Honored With Street Co-Naming
Dennis Syntilas was a pillar of the community. A civil leader and a community organizer, Syntilas helped solidify Greek culture in Queens. Syntilas founded the Greek-American Homeowners Association, which helps to connect Greek-Americans with government resources, also promoting civic engagement. The Athens Square Plaza, a cultural and recreational hub, would also not have been made possible…
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