
Six Queens and Staten Island Tables Worth the Trip
Past the Manhattan grid, these six make the outer boroughs worth the ride. From Forest Hills Latin fusion and Astoria Greek seafood to Long Island City Thai and sushi, plus Staten Island Italian fine dining.



A lively two-story Forest Hills spot plating Latin-fusion dishes like Peruvian ceviche with standout margaritas. It suits a big group night. Open to 1:00 AM on weekends. Pricing is mid-priced.



An Astoria Greek spot cooking daily catches displayed on ice to order, with warm garlic bread. It fits a fresh, unfussy seafood dinner. Open to 11:00 PM on weekends. Pricing is mid-priced.



A long-running Staten Island favorite pairing classic Italian fine dining with a warm, romantic room. It suits a special dinner. Open to 11:00 PM on Friday and Saturday. Pricing is mid-priced.



A cozy Long Island City Thai spot serving rich lychee duck curry under a canopy of flowers and lanterns. It fits a relaxed dinner. Open daily to 10:00 PM. Pricing is mid-priced.



A welcoming Long Island City spot known for fresh fish, generous sushi rolls, and colorful kaisen bowls. It works for a casual lunch or dinner. Open to 9:45 PM on weekends, closed Monday. Pricing is mid-priced.



A casual Long Island City food-hall counter serving fresh sushi combos and a value 14-course omakase around 68 dollars. It suits a low-key tasting. Open to 10:00 PM on weekends. Pricing is mid-priced.
