Twirling into the weekend like 🍝💃 Summer’

Twirling into the weekend like 🍝💃

Summer’s been busy and I’ve gotten lazy about posting all the delicious eats! (I do use Stories more often 🤷‍♀️.) But here’s some fantastic pasta we had this week at @viavainyc in Astoria: house-made tonnarelli cacio e pepe and bucatini all’Amatriciana. It was a beautiful meal on a beautiful night outside on their sidewalk.

Happy Friday, friends!

#italianfood #astoria #viavai #queensfood #queenseats #astoriaqueens #housemadepasta #bucatini #tonnarelli #feedme #eeeeeats #nomnomnom #eaterny #allthecarbs #bestfoodfeed #goexplore #eatsomethingnewinqueens #eatyourworld

This year for spring break, my family and I went t

This year for spring break, my family and I went to the Delaware River towns of Narrowsburg and Callicoon, NY, in the Sullivan Catskills, about a two-hour drive from NYC. We were blown away by what we found there: gorgeous river scenery, beautiful hikes, incredible food, tons of great local breweries + cideries, and an iconic history, as it's home to the site of the 1969 Woodstock music festival (in nearby Bethel/Swan Lake).

I've finally written about all the fun things to do, eat, drink, and see in the area on the site (see link in bio!). And while the post is sponsored, know that these are personal recommendations! See our story highlights from Narrowsburg too for all the same recs (our trip was not sponsored!). We are hoping to visit again soon to take full advantage of the tubing and canoeing on the Delaware.

Pictured in this slideshow: breakfast sandwich from @thetustencup, one of the 50+ hand-painted @sullivancatskills doves, margherita from @thelaundrette, @thecatskillbrewery (and another dove), the Narrowsburg bridge, cocktails from @cochectonfirestation, downtown Callicoon (and the terrific @catskillprovisionsny), cyser from @forthrightcyder, viewpoint on the Tusten Mountain Trail, beers at @shrewdfoxbrewery, Ten Mile River, the @woodstock monument at @bethelwoodscenter.

#sullivancatskills #sponsored #regionaltravel #newyorkstate #eatlocal #travellocal #drinklocal #delawareriver #summervacation #narrowsburg #callicoon #getaway #goexplore #eatyourworld

We drove through Little Havana only briefly to vis

We drove through Little Havana only briefly to visit friends in South Beach last week, but it was worth the short detour to snag these amazing croquetas—some ham, some chicken, some codfish—along with Cuban coffees passed through the ventanita of @cariberestaurant_juan.

We’ve had some sad, mushy croquetas over the years, and these were not that—perfectly crisp and hot and full of flavor.

More from Miami and SE Florida to come (here and on our site)! There’s so much good food to explore in the region.

#miamiflorida #cubanfood #littlehavanamiami #littlehavana #croquetas #miamifood #traveltoeat #roadtripfood #localfood #regionalfood #eeeeeats #miamieater #nomnom #goexplore #eatyourworld

New on the site, we have a post of 8 must-try Ghan

New on the site, we have a post of 8 must-try Ghanaian dishes, written by contributor @verostina, and where to find them in Accra (though I suggest you look for these dishes in your local city too!). Find the link in our bio.

Generally speaking, Ghanaian cuisine relies upon starchy staple foods made from things like corn, cassava, plantain, or yam that are paired with various vegetable-based soups or stews. Rice, meat, and fish figure in heavily too, as well as ginger, garlic, tomatoes, and hot peppers. Shito, a spicy chili sauce made with dried fish and shrimp, is a popular condiment. There’s a lot of flavor here!

Pictured is waakye (from @azmerarestaurant, a spot we recommend in the post), a popular Ghanaian breakfast or lunch, originally from northern Ghana, that’s a mix of rice and beans (red or black-eyed beans) along with sorghum leaves, which gives it its reddish-brown color. (The literal translation of the word is “waachay,” meaning beans.) The meal comes with several other local accompaniments such as gari (made with grated cassava), egg, spaghetti, and sometimes salad, meat, or fish.

Read more in our bio link! 📸: @azmerarestaurant + @ghanaianfoodnetwork

#ghanaianfood #ghanafood #waakye #westafricanfood #ghana #accraghana #westafrica #traveltoeat #worldcuisines #globalfood #eeeeats #goexplore #eatyourworld

Reminder to support a Black-owned business today +

Reminder to support a Black-owned business today + every day! This Queens restaurant guide (link in bio) features 80+ eateries and has been updated just this week. Drop us a note or comment if we are missing your favorite in Queens!

Also a reminder to remember: Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S., but the impact of slavery continues to pervade our society every day. I highly recommend @antiracismdaily’s excellent newsletter to anyone wanting to get educated and learn specific actions to help dismantle racism.

#juneteenth #juneteenth2021 #blackowned #blackownedrestaurants #blackownedqueens #blackownedbusiness #antiracism #supportlocal #queensfood #nycfood #eatyourworld

If you’re in Jackson Heights, you’ve probably

If you’re in Jackson Heights, you’ve probably noticed the little sandwich stand out on weekends near Travers Park since last fall. The brainchild of Mark Blinder and Esthi Zipori, @sandwich.therapy does a mix of Georgian/Soviet and Israeli dishes, reflecting the founders’ respective backgrounds. It came about as a result of pandemic job woes coupled with immigration (visa) issues.

“We knew the history of NYC and street food. We thought we could add something different to the already diverse food scene in Jackson Heights," Blinder told me. And indeed they have.

Sandwich Therapy’s menu is small but focused (and not entirely sandwiches!): Israeli sabich, egg and labneh sandwiches, shakshuka, as a sandwich or over rice. Above is the popular "Friday sandwich," a seriously delicious (and massive) chicken schnitzel with fried eggplant, creamy tahini, pickled vegs, and red pepper-based matbucha sauce on pillowy challah (there's also a vegetarian fried cauliflower + eggplant version), pictured alongside the excellent veg borscht, made with Moroccan spices. (This challah sandwich, interestingly, is based on a post-Shabbat-dinner late-night snack in Israel, commonly eaten on Friday night.)

In the fall you can find pumpkin porridge (3rd pic), an ancient Russian dish and Blinder’s interpretation of a favorite childhood food that combines pumpkin, rice, and dried fruits. It’s definitely a unique find, even in Jackson Heights! And there are always some excellent cookies on offer, like Georgian butter or tahini chocolate-chip.

Be on the lookout for more baked goods on their menu soon--and hopefully, one day, a more permanent space! Follow @sandwich.therapy for their weekly menu and find the stall on 34th Ave. between 77th/78th Sts. Fri-Sun early afternoons.

See the link in bio for more on them and other home-based chefs in Queens! ⬆️

#sandwichtherapy #jacksonheights #queensfood #queenseats #sandwichesofinstagram #sandwichporn #challahbread #streetfood #nyceats #nycfood #homebasedbusiness #homebasedchef #israelifood #russianfood #goexplore #eeeeeats #nomnomnom #forkyeah #eatsomethingnewinqueens #eatyourworld

Sometimes you just need some momos, and you need t

Sometimes you just need some momos, and you need them a little fried 🥟

I love that @momsmomo18 can pan-fry their dumplings in the truck, and I love that there are currently two Mom’s trucks in Jackson Heights! You never know when that fry urge will strike, after all. These chicken momos were a deliciously satisfying, and quick, hot snack to go.

Happy Friday!

#tibetanfood #tibetancuisine #momos #queensfood #queenseats #jacksonheights #tibetanmomo #streetfood #nycfood #nyceats #dumplings #dumplinglover #goexplore #eatsomethingnewinqueens #eatyourworld

Based in East Elmhurst, the Burmese home kitchen k

Based in East Elmhurst, the Burmese home kitchen known as @derangoon2018 may be familiar to some: Snow Wai and her husband used to run a stall at the @queensnightmarket. Their menu changes weekly and reflects Burma's diversity: “Typically, we choose Burmese-Chinese food one week, Burmese-Indian food another week, and Burmese ethnic food like Shan the following week,” Wai told me in a recent interview (see home-based kitchen link in bio to read full post).

Our recent order included several Shan-style dishes we’d never tried before, and we loved every one. It’s easy for a family or group to try the majority of the weekly menu, which is posted every Tuesday around 2pm, as prices hover around $7-$10 per dish. Delivery is free in the Elmhurst + Jackson Heights area for meals over $35.

To try it, follow @derangoon2018 and get your orders in before 5pm on Wednesdays!

#burmesefood #burmesecuisine #queensfood #queenseats #derangoon #homebasedbusiness #homebasedchef #homebasedkitchen #nycfood #nyceats #eeeeeats #nomnomnom #eaternyc #worldfood #globaleats #eatsomethingnewinqueens #eatyourworld

A bright sight on a dreary 🌧 day: doi fuchka, t

A bright sight on a dreary 🌧 day: doi fuchka, this one from @tong_nyc (but you can get it at either 73rd St. fuchka cart in Jackson Heights). Instead of tangy tamarind water, these shells are filled with creamy yogurt and topped with crunchy chanachur.

Wow—what a beautiful flavor explosion! A perfect street snack on a hot + humid night (they’ll be back upon us soon!).

#jacksonheights #queensfood #queenseats #bangladeshifood #bengalifood #doifuchka #fuchka #streetfood #nyceats #eatthis #nomnomnom #eaterny #summerfood #eatsomethingnewinqueens #goexplore #traveltoeat #eatyourworld

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