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Blackbird's
Blackbird’s is a neighborhood bar that belongs on a postcard, where you can watch sports and eat the best wings in Queens.
Caravan Chicken
For the best pollo a la brasa in the city, come to this Peruvian spot in Astoria. Their green sauce is magic.
Rio Market
The next time you forget how great a salad can be, try one at this buffet-style Brazilian eatery and churrascaria, which is among Astoria’s best food bars.
Casa Theodoro
Have a bottle of wine and some pizza topped with hearts of palm and boiled eggs at this Brazilian pizza shop in Astoria.
Foodstruck
This food at this Astoria spot sounds like your typical OTT drunk food, but it’s so much better than that.
Artion Bakery
Artion is a Greek bakery in Astoria that's great for a pastry (or three) and catching up with a friend.
Fresco's Grand Cantina
This Mexican restaurant in Astoria is home to Chismosas with Mimosas, one of the most popular drag brunches in town.
Tikka Indian Grill
There are a few Tikka Indian Grills around the city, but only the Astoria location has a special kathi roll menu.
Nisí Estiatorio
Astoria has a good Greek restaurant for every occasion. Come to this one when you’re looking for a little romance.
Merguez & Frites
At this counter service North African spot in Astoria, your first order should be their namesake merguez sausage et frites sandwich.
Between The Bagel
At this Korean-infused bagel shop in Astoria, it's all about the Seoul Meets Bagel bulgogi breakfast sandwich. It's our new favorite hangover cure.
Sami’s Kabab House
Sami’s Kabab House in Astoria makes lots of delicious things, but the Afghan kebabs are (unsurprisingly) the first thing you should order.
The Best Restaurants In Astoria
From spanakopita and mole-covered enchiladas to bulgogi bagels and Neapolitan pies, here's what to eat in Astoria.
Taverna Kyclades
Taverna Kyclades is a classic spot in Astoria for family-style Greek food. Order whatever whole fish sounds best, and get a side of melt-in-your-mouth lemon potatoes.
Christos Steakhouse
Christos is a low-key Greek steakhouse in Astoria where you can get Mediterranean small plates with your steak.
Franky's Souvlaki
Astoria is home to a number of excellent souvlaki trucks, but you’ll always see a crowd around Franky’s on Steinway.
To Laiko
To Laiko is a Greek coffee shop right by the Ditmars station in Astoria that makes excellent frappes and even better pies.
SingleCut Beersmiths
SingleCut isn't just a great brewery. It's also a nice place to catch some live music or play a game while you enjoy a chocolate milk stout.
Meet the Meat
For one of the few quality porterhouses in the city under $100, head to Meet the Meat in Astoria.
Marvel Frozen Dairy
Marvel Frozen Dairy is a classic soft serve spot in Astoria that makes you feel like you've left the city.
Judy & Punch
Judy & Punch is an Astoria cocktail and craft beer bar known for their daily Happy Hour deals.
Little Flower Cafe
Little Flower is a modern halal cafe in Astoria that serves excellent pastries and a seriously good fried chicken sandwich.
Kinship Coffee Roasters
Kinship is a sleek cafe in Astoria that has their own line of single origin coffee beans.
Citrico Cafe
Citrico Cafe is a Mexican restaurant in Astoria where Taco Tuesday can turn into a late night out.