It seems that more and more people are discovering the joys of Astoria: its lively restaurant scene, its waterfront parks, its independent shops, and perhaps best of all, its affordability. During the first three quarters of… More
Few neighborhoods boast as diverse a restaurant scene as Astoria does. On Steinway Street alone there are eateries specializing in Chinese, Colombian, Egyptian, Greek, Japanese, Mexican, Moroccan, and Thai cuisines. Throughout the neighborhood are diners and… More
Astoria provides scores of reasons to shop local. Whether you want the latest Magic: The Gathering release or need a last-minute gift, are searching for a new dress or are on the hunt for a fabulous… More
Whether you prefer birdwatching or movie watching, taking in a comedy show or getting up on stage yourself, playing tennis or playing board games, you’ll appreciate Astoria’s wide assortment of cultural and entertainment options. … More
Astoria doesn’t generate as much buzz as other New York City neighborhoods. And that’s just fine with its residents, many of whom would prefer to keep its delights to themselves. Bohemian Hall, New York’s… More
Astoria is chock-full of restaurants and bars—and luckily it is has an equally impressive number of gyms where you can work out after overindulging in baklava and craft beers. Those who find it difficult to commit… More
In the early 20th century, when Los Angeles was still desert, Astoria was a motion-picture production mecca. Had not the cheap, sparsely populated land and mild weather of Southern California beckoned, Astoria might well be… More
