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The opening comes after HiFi Records & Cafe, also on Steinway Street, closed its doors in late January.
The only Buffalo Exchange shop in Queens, located on Ditmars Boulevard, will open for the last time on Friday, July 28.
Prince Abou's Butchery will hold the celebration on Aug. 5 from 7 p.m. through midnight.
Chelsea Piers Fitness signed a lease with a residential tower that will be built at 24-11 Jackson Ave.
Shuya Cafe de Ramen launched a Kickstarter page to get going on his new venture after closing in December.
The opening comes a year after employees at the Starbucks on 31st Street and Ditmars Boulevard voted to unionize and join Workers United.
Titan Foods will relocate to a venue nearby, and the venue will be revealed next week.
Nuts Factory is opening its doors by the end of the month at 34-16 30th Ave.
Writers picketed in front of one of the East Coast's leading film and television studios, located in Long Island City, on Monday.
Astoria Woodworkers Collective will be stationed at 12-10 Astoria Blvd., near the Queens Public Library, starting on Saturday, May 6.
Blaze Astoria, set to open on Steinway Street, received approval from Community Board 1's Executive Board on Monday.
The retail chain will open for business on Sunday, April 2, at 1 Court Square West.
Workers at the Astoria Boulevard and Ditmars locations picketed Wednesday morning, demanding Starbucks fully staff stores.
Nearly 100 JetBlue flight attendants and members of the TWU Local 579 gathered at 27-01 Queens Plaza North to demand worker protection.
Austin Locke, who returned to work at the Astoria Starbucks on Monday, will receive over $21,000 in backpay and penalties.
Astoria Bookshop will move to 36-19 30th Street sometime this spring, less than a mile away from its original location at 31-29 31st Street.
Austin Locke was fired in July 2022 several days after workers at the Starbucks store won their NLRB union election.
HiFi Records & Cafe, which was located on 23-19 Steinway Street, closed on Jan. 28 after opening up shop in 2015.
Agenda, located at 28-18 31st Street, held its opening event on Saturday and encouraged New Yorkers to apply for open positions.
Sage Fitness, located at 23-17 31st St., will permanently close on Jan. 31, the gym announced on Facebook.
Bros Pizza, located at 32-20 34th Avenue, opened its doors on Dec. 18, bringing more pizza, wings, and sandwiches to the neighborhood.
After years of lending its civic-minded carpentry skills to the neighborhood, the Astoria Woodworkers Collective needs help opening a shop.
Even national chains are still struggling to rebound from the pandemic, with Astoria and Long Island City both losing locations this year.
"It's just a horrible law," said the manager of Astoria Pets, whose window full of puppies has been a Steinway Street fixture for decades.
A study of post-pandemic NYC commissioned by the governor and mayor calls for specific improvements to Long Island City's "public realm."
An Astoria couple has big plans for their vintage toy business as it moves from their cramped living room into a spacious new storefront.
Eagerly anticipated Farm Country Supermarket on 31st Avenue and H Mart in Long Island City both welcomed their first customers this week.
The eagerly anticipated Asian supermarket will open its 48th Street location just one month after Stop & Shop closed there.
Owners of an Astoria dry cleaners need to repay $90,000 to their workers after stealing their wages for years, state prosecutors said.
The popular Asian grocery chain will replace the soon-to-close Stop & Shop supermarket near Northern Boulevard, the company said.
After months of uncertainty, the discount supermarket announced an Oct. 20 closure for its location near Northern Boulevard.
After advocates helped defeat NRG's plan to convert its Astoria facility to a natural gas plant, it could be sold to a wind energy firm.
Starbucks fired a longtime barista at its Ditmars Boulevard shop, days after he helped unionize the store. The city wants him reinstated.
The newest addition to booming Court Square will be Five Iron Golf, a rapidly-expanding chain of indoor golf-simulation venues.
The zero-waste, eco-minded store founded by an Astorian after her pandemic layoff is expanding with a new neighborhood location.
Gamehaus, a sprawling entertainment venue, arcade and beer hall, is set to open in the former Alewife Brewing space in Hunter's Point.
A family that owns two Astoria discount shops is accused of underpaying workers, then pressuring them to keep quiet during a federal probe.
Organizers are now two-for-two in their efforts to unionize Astoria's Starbucks cafes, following Thursday's vote by Ditmars Blvd. workers.