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The Best Restaurants In Astoria
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Christos Steakhouse
Christos is a low-key Greek steakhouse in Astoria where you can get Mediterranean small plates with your steak.
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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.
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To Laiko
To Laiko is a Greek coffee shop right by the Ditmars station in Astoria that makes excellent frappes and even better pies.
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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.
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Meet the Meat
For one of the few quality porterhouses in the city under $100, head to Meet the Meat in Astoria.
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Marvel Frozen Dairy
Marvel Frozen Dairy is a classic soft serve spot in Astoria that makes you feel like you've left the city.
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Judy & Punch
Judy & Punch is an Astoria cocktail and craft beer bar known for their daily Happy Hour deals.
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Little Flower Cafe
Little Flower is a modern halal cafe in Astoria that serves excellent pastries and a seriously good fried chicken sandwich.
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Kinship Coffee Roasters
Kinship is a sleek cafe in Astoria that has their own line of single origin coffee beans.
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Citrico Cafe
Citrico Cafe is a Mexican restaurant in Astoria where Taco Tuesday can turn into a late night out.
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The Best Restaurants In Astoria
From kofta kebabs and cheese-lined tacos to spanakopita and Neapolitan pies, here's what to eat in Astoria.
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Andrew Bellucci's Pizzeria
Stop by this Astoria pizza shop for their pillowy crust, silky vodka sauce, and legendary clam pies.
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The Bonnie
The Bonnie is an upscale gastropub in Astoria where you can order fried pickles and cocktails until 1am or have a no-frills brunch on the patio.
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Elias Corner
"NO MENUS. JUST FISH" is pretty much everything you need to know about this Astoria restaurant.
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Pye Boat Noodle
At Pye Boat Noodle, there’s a bottle of fish sauce on every table. This is for the boat noodles, which you should definitely order.
