Queens, New York
Astoria
Astoria sits in northwestern Queens near the East River, known for its Greek and Egyptian restaurant scene, Astoria Park and a mix of rowhouses and apartment buildings.
Local Character & History
Steinway Street's shops, Ditmars Boulevard's cafes and the park's pool and waterfront give Astoria a lively, mixed character.
Restaurants & Shopping
Ditmars Boulevard, Broadway and Steinway Street hold Greek, Egyptian, Italian, Bangladeshi and American restaurants, bakeries and cafes.
Housing
Rowhouses, prewar apartment buildings and new condominiums, with prices below Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn.
Parks & Recreation
Astoria Park, with its pool and river views, Socrates Sculpture Park and the East River waterfront provide recreation.
Transportation
The N/W at Astoria-Ditmars and Astoria Boulevard, the M/R at Steinway Street and the F at 21st Street-Queensbridge serve the area.
Nearby Attractions
- Astoria Park
- Socrates Sculpture Park
- Museum of the Moving Image
- Noguchi Museum
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Astoria in Queens?
Yes. Astoria is a neighborhood in northwestern Queens.
Is Astoria known for Greek food?
Yes. Astoria has a large Greek community and a dense concentration of Greek restaurants and bakeries.