Mosaic Craft Beer and Wine Bar   25-19 24th Ave Astoria, NY 11102 United States  Quaint sans the comfort  Art Deco decoded decidedly drab a typical station  refill toxin  levels endless  scroll of catalogued brews specialty beverages impressing non-urban still a touch of class  plastered presence  imposing sequestered residents   public transportationlessness  intersecting slightly inflated  pricing model niche  little lounge nestle  lower Ditmars  worth a once over  liquid menu alone 

Front Towards Enemy 40-11 30th Ave Astoria, NY 11103 United States So much longing In her sleepless sister city where the cool come crossing to Queens where wonder is never as it seems. Hidden oasis stashed In tinfoil traces where beards retire bare bottom objectification Improving upon the area's uber-success a few short blocks to and from the train. The canz recycled The ladies dismissed Now gentlemen follow a sweet afterglow illuminated clearly by Afton's good show. Still the delectability danced on my palate with character, charisma, and careful preparation provided in plentiful portions, though never enough to satisfy when flavor is balanced so considerately. Maybe it was the shake stout, so refined, so inviting, without a hint of thirst, it summoned me, and now my lifelong Irish companion from days of studious portrayal where chugging by the pint was a dare not refused, now bested by a new shake stout ...

Paul's Da Burger Joint 131 2nd Avenue East Village New York, NY 10003 United States Food divine in any other form must be from a lower realm of the heavens.  If you've ever had a burger in your life, perhaps only had one burger so divine you decided to avoid tempting fate by refusing another ever again. If you plan on going vegetarian soon and want to taste one last burger before you ascend us mortal meat-eating carnivores. If you have been vegetarian and want the best quality burger you can find anywhere in the world, soothing to the palate and comforting of the digestive soul within. If you ever have a burger again, then make sure you taste Paul's on 2nd Avenue (8th St) in the East Village, NYC. That's it. I dare you to find better.