Astoria, Bars, Beer and Wine, Cocktails, Featured, Food and Drink, Long Island City, Wine Oct 07, 2015 Tell Us: What’s the Best Bar in Queens? Time Out New York wants to know: what’s the best bar in Queens? Their Time Out New York Bar Awards ask readers of every borough to select the best drinking establishment in (…) Share this Scoop by Lindsay Goyette total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print Time Out New York wants to know: what’s the best bar in Queens? Their Time Out New York Bar Awards ask readers of every borough to select the best drinking establishment in (…) by Lindsay Goyette Share this Scoop total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print Related scoops “Time Out For Hunger” Comes to Astoria Sunday, March 29 What Do You Think of the New Time Out Queens Cover? Time Out New York wants to know: what’s the best bar in Queens? Their Time Out New York Bar Awards ask readers of every borough to select the best drinking establishment in their neighborhood based on hundreds of nominations. Make your voice heard by voting here before October 13! Six of the seven Queens potentials are in either Astoria or Long Island City: The Bonnie, Judy & Punch, Alewife, Dutch Kills, Oliver’s, and LIC Bar. (All great options!) That got us thinking: if we had to pick our very favorite bar, who would we each select? This is a very difficult decision, but here’s what we each came up with: Lindsay: Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden Summertime at the beer garden can’t be beat. “The Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden is perfect for almost every occasion: group outings, impressing out-of-towners, eating outside, and a casual beer with neighborhood friends. To me, there’s no place that feels more authentically old-school Astoria, and no place I’d rather enjoy a few drinks!” Bohemian Beer Garden (29-19 24th Ave.) | (718) 274-4925) bohemianhall.com | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Emily M: Judy & Punch What a colorful welcome! Photo Via Juan M. “I love how low-key and friendly the bartenders are at Judy and Punch. I also love the good cider selection, and the juke box where you can choose your own songs (and space to dance in the back!)” Judy & Punch (34-08 30th Ave. | (718) 626-3101) judyandpunch.com | Facebook | Twitter Mackenzi: Mar’s What’ll it be? “I know, I know, it’s so much more than a bar, but Mar’s is my go-to spot to have casual drinks with friends and fancy get-business-done networking drinks. Their atmosphere can’t be beat and the food quality and outdoor seating are a major plus.” Mar’s (34-21 34th Ave. | (718-685-2480) lifeatmars.com| Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Emily R: R’A’R Bar (Rest-Au-Rant) Tina from R’A’R Bar serves up some of the best drinks and bites in the neighborhood! “Tina always has a great lineup of weeknight activities at R’A’R Bar i.e. live music, Comedy shows, All Night Happy hour and more. It’s such a chill vibe, and feels so neighborhood-y, I love it!” Rest-au-rant 30-01 35th Avenue, LIC| (718) 729-9009 rarbarlic.com| Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Now it’s your turn! What’s your ultimate Queens bar? Tell us on Facebook and in the comments below! Twitter Facebook Email Print BarsbeerBohemian Hall & Beer GardenCocktailsJudy & PunchMar'srest-au-rantTime Out New York About Lindsay Goyette Lindsay has been eating and drinking her way through Queens since 2011. A casting director by day and Astoria explorer by night, you can usually find her checking out live music, theatre, or the newest neighborhood spot to enjoy a craft beer. Related scoops “Time Out For Hunger” Comes to Astoria Sunday, March 29 What Do You Think of the New Time Out Queens Cover? 5 Comments Kiesha October 11th, 2015 Mosaic! Reply Chris October 8th, 2015 Crescent & Vine Reply jasmine October 7th, 2015 Letlove Inn! It’s so dark and divey; a great contrast to all the swank joints all over Astoria. Other contenders: Sparrow Tavern and the Bonnie. Reply Ryan October 7th, 2015 Fatty’s. There’s nothing like going to a place where they say hello by saying, “Welcome Home.” Reply Lauren October 7th, 2015 Looooove love love Rest au Rant. It truly is a neighborhood spot with a great wine list and great food. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
jasmine October 7th, 2015 Letlove Inn! It’s so dark and divey; a great contrast to all the swank joints all over Astoria. Other contenders: Sparrow Tavern and the Bonnie. Reply
Ryan October 7th, 2015 Fatty’s. There’s nothing like going to a place where they say hello by saying, “Welcome Home.” Reply
Lauren October 7th, 2015 Looooove love love Rest au Rant. It truly is a neighborhood spot with a great wine list and great food. Reply