Astoria

Taking over the former La Vita Mia pizzeria is a first for Astoria: Mighty Oak Roasters. We talked to creator Sean Donnelly back in March of this year, and he (…)

Living in Astoria means you know there’s no shortage of amazing food from around the world. It’s a pretty nice place if you love to eat. But even nicer? Seeing (…)

If there’s one thing that’s a constant in Astoria — and everywhere in the city — it’s change! Whether it’s businesses, building projects, or trains, something is always underway. Here (…)

Looking for something to do? Of course you are. And you’re in luck, living in a community just packed with creatives doing creative things. So WHA presents the Fall Arts (…)

Halloween is not only the best holiday because of the candy and the spookiness, but also because it doesn’t require the tons of planning that often comes with other holidays. (…)

WHA fam, today’s article is brought to you by Laura Caseley, who’s joining the WHA team as a writer and all around awesome person. You can catch her around Astoria (…)

If you’ve walked down Broadway this week you may have noticed a new awning for The Trestle, a new bar/restaurant opening in about a month. The Trestle comes to us from (…)

Scheduling a sit-down with Rob Williamson isn’t easy. After opening his third bar/restaurant in three years, he’s never been busier. This kind of quick success and expansion is unusual, so (…)

Looking for trivia in Astoria? Look no further! No matter what corner of Astoria you call home, we can pretty much guarantee there’s a trivia night convenient to you. But, (…)

I was spending some time at Tea Plus Cafe (the peaceful tea & coffee shop on 31st Ave that isn’t yet on everyone’s radar) when I saw the other commercial (…)

It’s here! Our massive, action-packed guide for summer living in Astoria and Long Island City is finally here. Movies, pool time, boozy brunches, QNS themed pop ups, and so much more. Read on…

We’re excited to feature another great business in our “Small Biz Owner” Spotlight series.  Tea and Milk started with humble beginnings as a vendor at the LIC and Astoria Flea, and expanded (…)

Who wants to just go to a bar and drink when you can go to a bar and drink while racking your brain to remember that miscellaneous fact about that (…)

In our new Astoria Bar Review series, we’ll get into our favorite places to grab a drink – what you can expect there, and what we love about them. Photo (…)

This Friday I’ll celebrate 5 years living in Astoria. I moved here right after college and never looked back. Having lived in multiple apartments in different areas, and can I (…)