Dana Padilla: Nice local spot. Always a good experience. Private room upstairs for parties. Don't miss brunch.
Heineken US: With a warm and welcoming vibe, this Queens sports bar is a great place to have a nice sit-down meal, catch up with friends, and enjoy a legendary tennis match on one of their 15 screens.
Marcel Ryan: Tuesday Night Trivia with Jared makes this place awesome!
3. Milkflower
9.3
34-12 31st Ave (btwn 34th & 35th St), Astoria, NY
Pizzeria · Astoria · 132 tips and reviews
Christian DeBonville: So good. Everything we had was great- the pineapple caprese salad, sausage pizza, and Brussels sprouts pizza were standouts.
The Wall Street Journal: The wood-fired pizzas come with toppings such as oyster and shiitake mushrooms, spicy soppressata, red chili flakes and honey and Brussels sprouts, egg and truffle oil. Read more.
Erin Laird: Try the Brussels sprouts pizza - yum!
deestiv: If you get one of the burgers, opt for the pretzel bun - you won't regret it!
Tony Xerri: The beer is great, the brats were tasty, the music is awful. Thankfully the lovely service helps forget that. Needs outside seating.
Zach Rubenfeld: Definitely get the one wheat beer on tap. Sausage selection is crazy and you really can't go wrong. Great day drinking spot.
Sean Smith: Astoria's best Q. Make sure to grab some ribs, some pulled pork, and the cornbread. Have a pint or one of their cocktails while you are at it.
Time Out New York: The sprawling 6,000-square-foot hall—decked out with reclaimed lumber, long picnic tables and dangling turquoise lights—doubles as a beer garden, drawing a boisterous, Southern-comfort lovin' crowd. Read more.
James Filtz: Save yourself some time and money. Have drinks here and then walk to @sacsplace for some pizza. The food may be called BBQ but has no smoke and no soul.
10. Burger Club
7.8
32-02 30th Ave, Astoria, NY
Burger Joint · 90 tips and reviews
Dawn :o) DamnYourNosey!: Mozzarella fritters with prosciutto and roasted peppers. Yummy.
Brittany: Try the ketchup bottles, they make funny noises if you're immature. Might be the ketchup, might be the bottles...
Tony Xerri: I had "The Frenchy", foie gras, mushrooms and onions, which tasted great but overcooked even after asking for medium rare. The fries were a bit underwhelming but fortunately pints were only $3.
13. Caffino
29-18 Crescent St (btwn 30th Ave. & 29th Ave.), Astoria, NY
Café · 18 tips and reviews
Victoria U.: La Colombe cold brew, Balthazar pastries and a great staff make this place an awesome addition to our side of the train!
Pax Whitfield: Great cold brew but one comes out to $4.08. They'd better make it come out to an even amount or drop the $10 CC minimum (since they're using @square) for the majority of folks that disdain loose coin.
Emily Bonanno: Their mocha is the best I've ever had. Not too sweet, and absolutely delicious. I also really like their iced latte. The owners are very friendly, and it's a great go-to place