Astoria Coffee House Bistro

The food was decent, and I really appreciate that there were vegan options available! However, the restaurant isn't very kid-friendly—there were no high chairs, no kids' menu, and no small side dishes for children. We ended up ordering macaroni and cheese, but it was made with bowtie noodles. This might be fine for an adult, but our hungry child was not pleased. I would be willing to give this place another go if I left the kids at home.

My favorite spot for dining in Astoria! The Rock Fish Tacos are incredibly fresh and delicious—always the first dish I suggest! The bartender is a true mixologist, showcasing exceptional skill in his craft!

We live in the area, but I don’t come here often, and each time I do, I remember why. With their prices, I expected better food. I ordered huevos rancheros, but the beans were scarce, and the rice was just so greasy—really too oily. What annoys me the most is the use of paper plates. They started using them during the pandemic, and four years later, they’re still at it. You can spend over $30 and still be eating off a paper plate, which feels quite tacky. No other sit-down restaurant in town is doing this. The only thing I can genuinely recommend is their cocktails.

Came in because we were looking for a local bakery to try, me and my sister had a lovely experience! Loved everything we got and it was a very lovely environment Dietary restrictions: They had a great selections of gluten and nut free options

The food was both tasteless and overpriced. It was disappointing to find that everything was served on paper plates, at prices comparable to a sit-down restaurant. We ordered mac and cheese with salmon for $19 and a rice bowl with chicken for $18, both of which lacked flavor and were unappealing. We were quite frustrated with our lunch choice, considering it was our only opportunity to eat during a day trip to the city.