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There’s so much going on at Studio Square in Astoria that you could spend a day here and not even realize how many big screens there are inside. Along with two separate indoor spaces that have their own bars, TVs, and sound systems, there’s an outdoor area about the size of a medium-sized European city’s town square, which has tons of communal picnic tables and six different bars. They also show sports on movie-theater-sized projectors in the courtyard.
Iona is a normal-seeming bar in the middle of Williamsburg with a nice backyard that’s almost the size of the bar itself.
LIC Market is a casual neighborhood spot in LIC with seasonal American food and a nice back patio.
Jake’s Dilemma is a bar on the Upper West Side that feels like the kind of place you might have gone during your junior year of college.
From spanakopita and mole-covered enchiladas to bulgogi bagels and Neapolitan pies, here's what to eat in Astoria.
