One of the best pints of Guinness you can find in Astoria. Otherwise free real darts, nice pool table, and friendly Irish Bartenders.
Easily the best beer in Plattsburgh, with great outdoor seating. The staff is really nice too.
Skinny Pancake is fine though pricey. Airport is pretty quiet with free WiFi.
One of my favorite food trucks in the city. We are blessed to have both these guys and King Falafel in the same hood. Highly recommend the souvlaki wrap.
I've never been disappointed here. I really love everything, especially the dips.
Pro tip: true homemade ice cream is a little gritty. This is really great ice cream. Good for a pop-in.
The old cars are the best. They did a nice job with the adverts in each to reflect the times. Totally worth the $7. I'd say this is a definite underrated museum in New York.
It's a little sold out given it's the oldest bar in NYC, but the tavern is well kept and has a nice drink selection.
I wouldn't say the best bar in America, but it's a great spot. Solid beer selection and the cocktails are on point. Check out $15 meat pie and an ale on Tuesdays.
10/10!! Incredible history, cold delicious beer, authentic old style sandwiches, and an awesome atmosphere. Check out this video for the history on the place! https://youtu.be/t6ThJe3Foyc
Totally underrated dumpling spot in the city. It's quaint and has top notch hand made dumplings. I LOVED the soup dumplings. They had a little less broth than I'm used to - still great favor though.
Hot dogs are on point. Sliders are delish. Happy hour is hard to beat. Great cozy spot in Astoria.
Get nice and buzzed playing corn-hole then go out back & crush some crab. I wish NYC had more crab shacks like this. It's worth noting that the "side of coleslaw" w/ the crab is embarrassingly small.
