Working in Astoria on the weekend
November 14, 2014 4:18 PM Subscribe
Good places to work in Astoria/Long Island City for a few hours at a time on Sundays?
I am terrible at working at home with all the distractions around. I'm looking for a place in Astoria or Long Island City (or surrounding neighborhoods) where I can go and work for 5-6 hours on Sunday. I would really prefer if it was somewhere that had wifi, but its not a 100% necessity.
I am terrible at working at home with all the distractions around. I'm looking for a place in Astoria or Long Island City (or surrounding neighborhoods) where I can go and work for 5-6 hours on Sunday. I would really prefer if it was somewhere that had wifi, but its not a 100% necessity.
Omonia Next Door
Il Bambino
Bakeway if it's still around
Queens Kickshaw
I haven't lived in the neighborhood in a while and can't speak to how busy they are on Sundays, but they could be worth checking. You might also try posting your question here
posted by bunderful at 8:15 PM on November 14, 2014
Il Bambino
Bakeway if it's still around
Queens Kickshaw
I haven't lived in the neighborhood in a while and can't speak to how busy they are on Sundays, but they could be worth checking. You might also try posting your question here
posted by bunderful at 8:15 PM on November 14, 2014
60 Beans just opened on Ditmars — I have not been but have heard excellent reviews.
Kickshaw I would maybe not recommend, especially on Sunday. Sometimes you can carve out a corner for a few hours and no one will bother you but sometimes the brunch rush is strong and servers get snippy.
posted by good day merlock at 8:44 AM on November 17, 2014
Kickshaw I would maybe not recommend, especially on Sunday. Sometimes you can carve out a corner for a few hours and no one will bother you but sometimes the brunch rush is strong and servers get snippy.
posted by good day merlock at 8:44 AM on November 17, 2014
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Can be a bit pretentious, which is pretty funny considering that it's in Queens.
posted by overhauser at 5:25 PM on November 14, 2014