Amazing neighborhood bar that feels cozy and chill, we frequent this spot for happy hour and they…read morehave something going on almost everyday! Highly recommend trying any of their seasonal cocktails, they're reasonably priced and delicious. They also have a large selection of beer and a few ciders. We love hanging out in the backyard and getting a few hot dogs when the weathers nice. Service is always super quick and the bartenders are super nice! Come for Tuesday bingo nights or Wednesday trivia nights!

Went on a Sunday as part of a community event and then stayed for a few hours. The backyard is big,…read moregreat for an event, set up nicely. The inside is cozy and classy and everyone working was nice. Really enjoyed my k-dawg (kimchi, mayo, gochujang, $8) and there are a ton of topping options. There are a few NA options, though I was unsure whether the QR code menu was up to date vs the printed one. $5 lavender soda was not overly sweet or floral, and though it's not on the menu they have other house made syrup options. Around 8pm local drag queen Haireola Grande ran a few free rounds of bingo with free drinks for the winners.

Was looking for a good burger this night and with a little search a place called Wolf's Lair popped…read moreup. It's a pretty nice sports bar with large TV screens throughout the place so will definitely be on my list of places to hit up to watch a few games! Overall food and service was on point, but also it was a random weeknight where there wasn't a crowd. Either way, recommend this bar if you're looking to grab a bite or watch a game! Classic Waygu Burger - 4/5 Great tasting and juicy burger, but one thing I wish was included was a side of fries at bare minimum. Cook of the meat was on point Disco Fries - 5/5 - Think of it as poutine but with mozzarella instead. Great side dish to a burger

What to make of this place?…read more When we visited in September (at that time), a wanna-be sports bar had just taken over the Greek taverna Blue Sea Taverna (before that, two iterations of Akrotiri). Both Greek tavernas had failed or gone out of business. So we were curious to see what changes had been made. When we entered, we were initially confused because the seating, especially the lounge seating, did not create a sports bar vibe. Even adding a bunch of TVs did not give us that feel either. Instead, our initial impression was that they were trying to convert an old Greek taverna into a gastropub, similar to other well-known ones in the area. And I should also add we had not been following the local news about the controversy regarding their name association with a World War II fortified bunker that was blown up at the end of the Second World War, and only read about the controversy over their name after we left, and on social media. Apparently, the owner(s) were most likely unaware of its historical context when naming their establishment. So we did not factor that into this review. Upon entering the Wolf's Lair, the seating was that of a modified Mediterranean restaurant. We chose the comfy seating looking out towards 29th Street and 30th Avenue. It had been raining heavily, and so we were just glad to be inside. Because our initial impression was that we were in a Mediterranean gastropub, we ordered lamb chops with lemon potatoes. The waiter, who may have been one of the owners, informed us that this vegetable was not on the menu; however, when our chops arrived, as you can see from the photos, we were indeed served lemon potatoes. We got what we ordered, which made us happy, and the chops were cooked to perfection. As we usually do not drink alcohol, beverages were not factored into our review. However, there was one thing we found a little strange and creepy. When we left, one of the employees, presumably an owner, insisted on coming out to help take photos. This was a little off-putting. Nevertheless, we got some good shots. In writing this review, we spent a lot of time deliberating our experience at the Wolf's Lair. We focused on the restaurant, service, food quality, and atmosphere. While the overall experience was excellent, we did not find Wolf's Lair to have a sports-bar atmosphere, but rather a family-dining atmosphere. On the day we visited, there was hardly any action at the bar, and most of us seated were into the food, if nothing else, with one family having a birthday party for one of their children. Overall, we had a good experience. Whether we come back to see if the Wolf's Lair becomes an actual sports bar, well, that's another matter.

I believe that Mosaic & Bar Dalia are under the same owner which makes sense because they're both…read moregreat bars. I also noticed that because of Aria who is a great bartender. I grabbed a couple lemon drop martinis sans-sugar rim & they were great, the perfect amount of both tart & sweet. The food selection is quite limited but it's more so a lounge-vibe to grab post-work/pre-dinner drinks.

Love this dimly lit bar with ample seating. Great selection of spirits and crafted cocktails…read moreaccompanied by incredible hospitality. This is a great local spot to chill and unwind.

This place is MASSIVE. A ton of options from out door seating, to indoor bar seating, to indoor…read morelong table Biergarten style seating. The pricing is a bit ridiculous but it's also during the World Cup so, you get what you come for. Typical bar food but the prices match the portion size. Highly recommend the pretzel and wings!

bohemian beer garden is such a gem in astoria and one of my favorite places to watch a game with a…read moregroup of friends. the energy is always fun and lively, but can get very packed. i've tried the pretzel with cheese, chicken tenders and fries, and the smash burger with fries. it's average but reliable bar food. the staff does a great job of letting you know that gratuity is already included in the bill which i always appreciate. service has always been smooth and friendly. between the spacious setup and being such an easy place to gather with friends, it's definitely a spot i keep coming back to.

Weve been here twice now during brunch. It can get busy but we usually sit by the bar. We had the…read moredelicious cheeseteak melt which I recommend. Drinks were excellent and so was the service.

I've been thinking about the Philly Steak & Egg Melt ever since I got it two weeks ago. Will…read moredefinitely be back for that sandwich alone. The ambiance is cute and I loved sitting outside. Only giving four stars because the fries are extra and don't come with the sandwich. But will definitely be back!

Had the best grilled cheese sandwich with Gruyère, racalette, caramelized onions and roast beef…read more Appreciate the selection of non alcoholic beers to enjoy. My husband loves the regular beer selection. Staff friendly and welcoming. Such a cute backyard space to enjoy something cheesy.

Super cool place and if you're easy going you'll feel right at home wherever you come from (we're…read morevisiting from the bay area of california). It has kind of a coffee shop vibe but with great beer & food plus the staff is super friendly. Various seating is available inside but be sure to check the nice patio out back. They have beer on tap and they also have coolers with a good selection (and organized by type too, YAY!) Shelves with more beers after the coolers & even a sale section back in the corner. They do serve wine by the glass but not by the bottle and thats okay. I believe i saw a corkage fee if you want to bring your own bottle of wine but verify before you take one. Great chill place that will make you feel right at home instantly

Went here on a Saturday for a friend's birthday brunch, and it was such a great experience. When we…read morearrived, the hostess guided us to one of their private rooms downstairs, which was spacious enough to comfortably fit around 20-25 people--perfect for a group celebration. We had our own dedicated server, which made everything feel really seamless. They kept our drinks flowing the entire time, and it was a huge plus not having to flag anyone down. For food, I ordered the chicken sandwich and it was delicious. The coleslaw on it added great flavor (honestly, I just wish there was a bit more of it). It came with fries that were perfectly crispy--exactly how fries should be. Overall, I had a really enjoyable time. If I'm ever back in the neighborhood or if anyone asks me for a good brunch spot for groups, I'd definitely recommend this place.

Oliver's Astoria is a great brunch spot. It has a lively atmosphere where they have a projector for…read moregames or watch parties or events. It's a popular destination in the area. Located in one the busiest areas in Astoria. There's always plenty of foot traffic. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating. The food was very good overall. It's a bonus that brunch is served everyday until 4pm. For our meal, we ordered the Hangover Skillet and the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes to share. Since there were only two of us, the portions were generous and left us satisfied. While the food and atmosphere were great. I wasn't impressed with the service. It wasn't terrible but it didn't match the dining experience. All in all, Oliver's still a solid.choice for brunch in Astoria.

This place is a hidden gem in Astoria. The food & drinks are excellent and the vibe is very…read morerelaxed. The bartenders are extremely friendly & efficient. It's a very cozy, welcoming place.

Hey they finally opened! What used to be a Greek men's club is now Hutch! They have a very…read morereasonable priced food menu with solid options. I got the panko chicken sandwich, which I enjoyed. The fries are definitely a highlight, and I look forward to trying the Manchego topped version. The cocktails we had were decent, though the beers are very cheap, $5.50-6.50. They do have a full bar, though we sat in the backyard. The yard is small, and they currently have three tables out there which are plenty far apart for the Covid age. They are requiring masks inside and doing temperature checks and contact tracing, and provide wipes and have sanitizer. Welcome to the neighborhood! Tl;dr: a solid spot, especially for those that live nearby, to grab a quick bite or a drink or two.