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Dec 14, 2015

The Wait is Over – Mussels N Sausages Opens on Ditmars Blvd TONIGHT!

Walking by the corner of Ditmars and 35th yesterday afternoon I noticed that they have festived up their dining room and also have a sign and sandwich board announcing their (…)

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Walking by the corner of Ditmars and 35th yesterday afternoon I noticed that they have festived up their dining room and also have a sign and sandwich board announcing their opening TONIGHT at 6pm!

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Back in October we mentioned that their tagline appears to be “‘chips & beer & wine.” Look for dishes that feature mussels and sausages (obvs) but prepared with myriad worldwide culinary influences (e.g. French, Spanish, Portuguese). We’ve also heard that service will be a big focus. And then there’s the cocktail menu, which in this current climate of elevated mixed drinks, surely there will be some creative libations to be had.

DNAinfo also mentioned that general manager Tarcisio Costa relayed the restaurants concept as, “an international restaurant with a French soul, if you will. It has a very specific point of view.” More from DNAinfo:

“Dishes will include a variety of sausages, including Greek sausage from a local butcher, French and Italian sausages, Spanish chorizo and German bratwurst, each served with different garnishes.

Mussels will come in different broths, like one with white wine, garlic, Dijon mustard, thyme and cream, and another option that comes in red wine, shallots, cream, bacon and mushrooms.

Side dishes will include French fries, mashed potatoes and garlic spinach.

The eatery will also serve cocktails, wine and craft beer, as well as espresso drinks and fruit tarts that will change daily.”

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Mussels N Sausages (35-01 Ditmars Blvd, Astoria)

About Meg Cotner

Meg Cotner was trained as a harpsichordist and now works as a freelance writer and editor. She is the author of "Food Lovers' Guide to Queens," and is a skilled and avid home cook, baker, and preserver.

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