Restaurants

First this post is SPECULATIVE, but there’s enough brewing in my brain to get it out there. As you know from yesterday, we heard that Frankie’s Pizza closed after 50 (…)

We learned from a tweet by @adamkuban today that Frankie’s Pizza (22-56 31st St) has closed. Here’s the transcription of the text in the above image: Dear Costumers! Thank you (…)

We Heart Astoria Food Talk covers Queens is NOT the new Brooklyn article, featuring Astoria and LIC eateries; the expansion of Butcher Bar; the impending opening of The Bonnie and more.

Along with the Descendant Cidery debut, we’re happy that Cider Dinners at The Queens Kickshaw are back again this year as part of Cider Week NYC. On Tuesday and Wednesday, October (…)

A Descendant Cider flight we enjoyed early on. Cider Week NYC starts this Friday, October 24. We looked at the lineup of participating venus in Queens, and of course The (…)

We’ve told you about two new bars coming to 23rd Avenue, one (name TBD) from the folks behind the Sparrow Tavern and one, called The Bonnie, from folks behind Sweet (…)

The second annual Sunnyside Restaurant Week is back and it’s bigger and more delicious than ever. This year 32 restaurants – double the participation from last year – will serve (…)

Thanks to those crazy cats on Reddit, we were turned onto this video on Bloomberg, Bareburger: The Organic Chain’s Ingredients for Success—a glimpse into the success of Bareburger, starting Euripides (…)

We Heart Astoria food talk features Queens Restaurant Week, LIC Flea’s Beer Garden, a new fried pork chop dish at the Bao Shoppe and more.

Thanks to our friends at the QEDC, we’ve learned that Queens Restaurant Week is this month! It starts on October 13 and runs until Halloween. There are a number of spots (…)

The beauty that is Alobar’s maple bacon popcorn, a standard menu item since its beginning. I’ve been spending more time on Eater, checking out their new redesign (so far, I (…)

Food Talk explores savory fall food such as the okonomiyaki at Mu Ramen, the meze tasting at Zenon Taverna, Bear’s veal dumplings and more.

A fun 30th Avenue illustration map of all the places on 30th Avenue that we heart (includes, shops, restaurants, businesses, and general places of interest).

We’ve learned that the building at 31-01 21st Street may undergo some changes—paperwork has been filed with the city, proposing to extend it into a new 4-story mixed use building. (…)

The WHA staff is pretty excited about the opening of Tacuba, Chef Julian Medina’s newest restaurant. We plan to be there on opening night—September 16, tomorrow– and are looking forward (…)