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        Anise Fusion
  Anise Fusion  


        Ariyoshi
 

Ariyoshi currently has more than 85 seats, in the form of tables as well as an 8-seat bar counter. It incorporated an izakaya menu that it now provides along with local sake from Japan. The dining area is divided into two rooms, and each has a completely different atmosphere which insures that customers will never be bored. In one of the dining rooms, in thinking about families special attention was even paid to the lighting. The larger of the two rooms can also be used for private parties on the weekend.  Started in 1975, the restaurant Ariyoshi has a long history. At that time it was mainly frequented by businessmen from Japan . In the 1980's, along with the Japanese food boom came a transition to American customers. It became known among them as a restaurant run by Japanese that was always filled with Japanese customers. Ariyoshi entered its 4 th generation of management in 1990, and Mr. Hatazaki who took over at the time researched American customers' preferences. He added variety to the menu and introduced combinations that were both reasonably priced and diverse. Thanks to this, he was able to further increase Ariyoshi's amount of American regulars.  The restaurant is located on Queens Boulevard, and there is a large municipal parking lot in front. Customers cite this as one of the reasons they like Ariyoshi. In addition, because there are few Japanese-run restaurants in Queens, people from all parts of the borough come seeking Japanese service and taste. Ariyoshi has been noted for its low prices, such as dinner at $18 per person. At lunchtime, many office workers come in for a meal that is at a price point comparative to fast food. The restaurant has a wide selection, offering not just sushi but meat, fish, udon, soba and an izakaya menu. Ariyoshi's numerous options that will never cease satisfying curious Americans.

Ariyoshi

 


        Arriba Arriba
Arriba Arriba is the perfect restaurant to satisfy all of your needs.  Join us for a sit down meal or gather all of your friends and visit Arriba Arriba to watch your favorite sports team - while enjoying your favorite Mexican food and drinks.  Arriba Arriba has been serving the best Mexican Food and margaritas for over 20 years.  Let us spice up your party with our outstanding food, great margaritas and professional service. 
Arriba Arriba


        Bantry Bay
  Opened in May 2005, Bantry Bay Publick House is a modern day Irish-themed Gastro-Pub located just off the L.I.E. in Long Island City, Queens. Our menu is true "New York City Fusion" w/ influences from world cuisine. Come try our Tapas Plate which features our sauteed almond stuffed in date wrapped in bacon, which garnered 1st Place Honors at Citi Field's Taste of Queens. Try our Irish Sausage Rolls wrapped in puff pastry. Next time in choose from our Spicy Chicken Empanadas, Potato Pierogies or our most popular ordered Shrimp & Crab Bruschetta. In the mood for Steak? Our Rib-Eye is perfectly seasoned & full of marbled flavor.
Choose From: 5 Spice Pork Dumplings - Baked Potato Soup - Chop Salad - Caramelized Pecans over Mixed Greens w/ Apples - Spinach Nachos - Shepherd's Pie - "8 Shrimp in our Cocktail!" - Fish Tacos - Fresh Mango Chutney - Cubano - Turkey Crunch - Shrimp Po' Boy - Pescado Meunier - Chicken Marsala Tidbits

Bantry Bay
 


        Bistro 46


        Copper Kettle
  Kettle  


        Dazies
  Family owned and operated since 1970, Dazies has the expected Queens Italian-American accoutrements of valet parking, brass sconces, tuxedoed waiters, live piano, and acres of tiramis, and is an upscale institution in Queens. They serve the best pasta in town, and the fish is delectable. The clientele reflects the evolving neighborhood—loyal customers are now joined by art folk from Noguchi Garden Museum and other cultural enclaves, and businesspeople.
Old-timers and newcomers are drawn by well-above-average, generously apportioned food (herb-flecked gnocchi, peppery seafood-ladden zuppa di pesce, tender veal cutlets) and a remarkably inexpensive wine list. Can't decide? The combinazione alla Mario offers veal, chicken and steak in a wine-enriched gravy. Traditional desserts—a not-too-sweet ricotta cheesecake and tiramisu—are the way to go.

Dazies
 


        Dee Thai Restaurant
  The chowhounds were on the scent. A new Thai place opened in Queens and one poster dared hint it was up there with Sripraphai. Heresy, said another. I went to check it out, taking with me a Thai chef and an author, and we all agreed that the food at Dee Thai was radiant.
They got points for the fact that our waitress asked how hot we wanted it. "Medium Thai," said the chef, and that's what we got: hot, but not paralyzing. As we ate, we looked for a mixture of sour, sweet, heat and salt - which often means fish-sauce funkiness - all held in perfect balance. Sourness led in chicken tom yum soup, scarlet with peppers and afloat with mushrooms, lemongrass and chicken ($4). Sweetness starred in the tofu pad thai, but wasn't overwhelming, especially after we squirted on lime juice ($8). Heat sang through the green curry with crispy pork ($9). And salt? A "stewed pork leg" tasted of star anise and fish sauce and fell apart like a well-cooked brisket ($12). The restaurant is stylish, with a neat, elegant bar in one maroon-walled room and a mural-sized photo of a Thai dragon boat in the other. The bathrooms alone are worth a visit. "Am I really on Queens Blvd.?" asked the author. - Daily News

deethai
 


        de Mole
  De Mole is a destination restaurant in Woodside/Sunnyside, serving up the most delicious and freshest Mexican cuisine around with chef/owner Ramiro Mendez and his family's unmatched flair. The service is friendly and the atmosphere is unpretentious and inviting. This right-outside-the-city gem is the ideal location for your next private party or special occasion. Catering is available and delivery is free. Come enjoy fresh authentic Mexican cuisine for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Recommended by the prestigious Michelin Guide for the past four years. Located at 45-02 48th Avenue, at the corner of 48th Avenue and 45th Street in Woodside. 718-392-2161
de Mole

 


        Donatos
Donatos


        43
  Bar 43 is the premier bar and grill in Sunnyside.  We are located just off Queens Blvd on 43rd St.  Here at Bar 43 we aim to provide top notch entertainment, food and cocktails.  Whether you want to kick back with the boys and watch the game or its girl night out we have something for everyone.  Our decor is chic n' trendy and we have 13 plasma TVs.  Our weekend D.J. s are a must see!  You can catch all the major games on our big screen.  Check our sports page for full event details.  There is always something happening at bar 43 so check out our upcoming events guide and don't get left out. 
Bar 43
 



        Mama's Empanadas
  Mamas Empanadas  

        Nodus
  Nodus  

        Pink Icing
  Pink Icing

       Quaint Restaurant
  Located at the southern edge of Sunnyside Gardens, an historic district in western Queens, Quaint Restaurant opened in April 2006. Quaint7 The seasonal menu will draw from the produce of local farms in upstate New York and from Quaint’s own herb garden located in the rear of the restaurant.  
  Quaint5 Quaint is a casual New American Bistro dedicated to creating a neighborhood restaurant experience that maintains the classic attributes of warmth and affordability while delivering superior food and service.

46-10 Skillman Avenue
Sunnyside, New York 11104
(917) 779-9220; www.quaintnyc.com
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        Real Santa Fe Steakhouse
Real Santa Fe

       Saffron Garden
 

Saffron Garden has recently opened and is a hit. The authentic Indian cuisine menu offers many traditional meat and vegetarian dishes and some unique new items. The restaurant has a 32-person capacity does a booming take-out and delivery business with generous portions. The restaurant serves the best buttered nan around, and among other dishes–tikkas, tandooris, goat/lamb/fish curries, chicken korma, also tandoori fish. The kitchen will customize spiciness to your taste. The staff is warm and friendly and everyone feels welcomed. Open 7 days per week.
46-11 Skillman Avenue
Sunnyside, NY 11104
718-472-1290

 

      
Salt and Fat
  Located on the busy street of Queens Boulevard in Sunnyside. Salt and Fat is a neighborhood restaurant serving globally influenced New American small plates in a relaxed casual environment. The chef and owner grew up in Sunnyside and is dedicated to creating a creative menu with fresh local ingredients which is exciting to the neighborhood.  

        Sunrise Restaurant & Grill
  Sunrise Restaurant & Grill provides an inviting setting to share meals with your family and friends. We are known for our buffalo wings, ribs and snow crab legs.
Sunrise
 

        White Castle
  Get a taste for what you could be tasting. The sandwiches are small, so you’ll eat several at one sitting. And our menu is large, so you can add the kind of variety that’s sure to delight your experienced palate.
White Castle
 





        Claret Wine Bar
  Claret is a small neighborhood wine bar located on the tree-lined Skillman Avenue in the heart of Sunnyside Gardens in Queens. When owners Jean Clancy and Niall Costello, longtime Sunnyside residents and lovers of wine, opened the doors in December 2008, they wanted to create a space that combined all the elegant sophistication of a candle-lit downtown wine-bar with the easy-going charm of a neighborhood local.
Both Jean and Niall have travelled extensively through wine making regions around the world and wanted to bring their passion for wine to Skillman Avenue. The atmosphere at Claret is warmly convivial: polished oak floors, fresh cut flowers and exposed brick walls decorated with a bohemian collection of paintings from local artists. Kick back and relax on live music Tuesdays and Wednesdays, local musicians follow in the great Sunnyside tradition and play live Jazz and Bluegrass.
Claret's most attractive feature may well be its huge glass windows looking onto Skillman Avenue, ready made to capture the glorious rosy glow of the late afternoon sun. In warm weather the windows are thrown wide open - grab one of the adjacent seats to enjoy the fresh breeze and watch the neighborhood characters strolling by. Claret also has a sidewalk cafe that operates in spring, summer and fall.

Claret
 

       Manhattan Beer
Manhattan Beer














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