Ethnic Eats Walking Tour Astoria

Janes Walk

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Led By Irene Arholekas

Astoria has been an ethnic enclave since early 19th century. Our in-person guided group walk will discover the cultural history of this neighborhood by visiting several ethnic eateries, from the Maltese Center where rabbit stew dating from the Phoenicians is served to the Czech Bohemian beer garden to a traditional Budvar and everything in between. Some of the the best shawarma and baklava on Little Egypt to Greek cafes and souvlaki trucks as well as Croatian/Bosnian burek and the best cannoli. We will eat our way through the ethnic history of the neighborhood and learn about the waves of immigration that have left their mark on the neighborhood. We will work up an appetite by walking roughly two miles starting from Ditmars Blvd and ending at Max Bratwurst and Bier on 30th Avenue. Good walking shoes, money needed and an appetite.

Accessibility

Good on foot fairly accessible even to those in wheelchair. Conveniently starting at N/W last stop and ending at 30th Avenue subway. Approx 2 miles

Location Information

RSVP is required and capacity is limited. Meeting location, ending location, and directions will be provided via email before walk date.

guided

Sunday, May 7, 2023
3:00 PM
45-60 minutes

Borough: Queens
Theme: Art & Architecture, Food & Entertainment, History & Culture
Language: English
storefronts in Astoria, Queens
Storefronts in Astoria, Queens. Photo: Wikimedia Commons, Aude.