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Our platform features content on news, local community happenings, arts, events, dining options, business insights, and more. Give Me Astoria is the rapidly expanding online blog in the Astoria area, boasting over 100,000 impressions each month. Our dedicated team is committed to keeping Astorians informed with the latest news while actively supporting and enhancing the community through various events and sponsorships.

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Bite Into Summer: New Cafés & Eateries You Need to Try in Astoria

3 days ago | givemeastoria.com | Loulou Chryssides

From Brazilian cheese breads and Moroccan tagines to seed oil-free sandwiches and bombolini-filled coffee breaks, Astoria’s food scene is buzzing with fresh flavor. Craving comfort food, something decadent, or just a new café to unwind in? Astoria’s newest additions won’t disappoint. Here’s your go-to guide for where to eat this summer in the neighborhood.
A True Story of Wealth

3 weeks ago | givemeastoria.com | Jason D. Antos

If you’ve ever wondered where Astoria’s history all began look no further than Hallet’s Cove! Today the area is know for its panoramic view of the skyscrapers of midtown Manhattan from Astoria Park with the raging Hell Gate river flowing in between. Throughout the centuries the natural beauty of this location has attracted visitors and settlers. Before the arrival of the Europeans, the area was home to an Indian village which flourished at what was originally known as Pot Cove.
May the Fork Be With You: New Openings in Astoria You Need to Try This May

1 month ago | givemeastoria.com | Loulou Chryssides

There’s something about May that makes it a favorite for so many. The days are longer, the weather is just right, and summer is right around the corner. To add to the excitement, Astoria is buzzing with fresh energy — thanks to several exciting new openings in the neighborhood. From artisanal pastries to cool coffee spots, there’s something new for everyone this month.
Digging Up The Past: A Brief History of Archeology In Astoria Park

1 month ago | givemeastoria.com | Jason D. Antos

“Archaeologists do not discover the past; they work on what remains” – Michael Shanks, ArcheologistWhen one thinks of archeology, visions of dinosaur bones unearthed from layers and layers of chalky clay and sand against a desert backdrop in far away places is what usually comes to mid.
Long Island City: The Gateway To The World’s Greatest Industries

1 month ago | givemeastoria.com | Jason D. Antos

At the turn of the 20th Century, the geography of Long Island City, Dutch Kills, Hunter’s Point and Newtown Creek resembled a scene familiar of rural Oklahoma. Flat open plains led to swampy wetlands and creeks. At night the area was pitch black due to a lack of homes and public street lighting. In the day time the area was silent except for the sound of a passing trolley or the crack of a rife fired by a hunter shooting at a deer or ducks.
Native Astorians & the Legend of Sunswick Creek

2 months ago | givemeastoria.com | Jason D. Antos

It goes without saying that before any of us ever called Astoria home, whether it be immigrants or those who have migrated here from other states and cities, ancient peoples once walked the land now completely over developed by high rise co-ops, warehouses producing advanced technologies and various businesses large and small. Who were these people and how did they live? The Lenni-Lenape speaking Algonquin are the indigenous people who first called Astoria their home.
Explore the Best Parks in Astoria This Spring: Your Ultimate Outdoor Guide

2 months ago | givemeastoria.com | Sonia Mylonas

With longer days and warmer weather, there’s no excuse to stay indoors. Whether you’re planning a solo escape, a fun outing with friends, or a family day with the kids, Astoria’s parks offer the perfect setting to soak in the beauty of spring.
New Restaurants, Cafés, and Hot Spots to Check Out in Astoria

2 months ago | givemeastoria.com | Loulou Chryssides

Hello, April…we did it! Is there any better feeling than knowing the days are getting warmer, the nights are shorter and that summer is not so far away? And, as spring continues to blossom, so do the openings in our neighborhood. Be sure to welcome April and support our local businesses with this month’s edition of our new kids on the block!A hearty bowl of pasta hits just right, no matter the time of year in the city.
Saint Patrick’s Day Special: The Untold Legacy of the Irish in Astoria

2 months ago | givemeastoria.com | Jason D. Antos

For this St. Patrick’s Day, we uncover the little-known history of the Irish in Astoria. According to the research paper Irish Settlers in Queens County, City of New York by Michael J. O’Brien, the first recorded Irish person to arrive in Queens was Sarah Ryan in 1638. She traveled to America with her husband, Sylvester Baldwin, and their children from England, though Baldwin tragically passed away during the voyage. In 1671, the Lynch family arrived from Ireland and settled in Jamaica, Queens.
Fresh Faces in Astoria: New Eateries and Cafés to Check Out Now

2 months ago | givemeastoria.com | Loulou Chryssides

Astoria’s dining and café scene is constantly evolving, with exciting new spots opening their doors to bring fresh flavors and unique experiences to the neighborhood. Whether you’re craving Mexico City-style tacos, a cozy Irish-inspired pub, artisanal pastries, or a standout matcha latte, there’s something new to explore. From morning bites to late-night sips, here are some of the latest openings that should be on your list.