BORO MAG

Page 1

Photo by Martina Milova

JANUARY 2019 VOL 9:1

BOROMAG.COM

FIT FOR 2019

These Local Personal Trainers Can Get You in In Shape YOUR WELLNESS INSTAGRAMS

A BAR FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD

50-MINUTE FITNESS IN ASTORIA

LOCAL ENTREPRENEUR’S MEAL PREP BUSINESS

Page 10

Page 26

Page 32

Page 44­


37th Avenue Long Island City

421-A Tax Abatement


The fast pace of a big city hospital, without the big city. Are you Made for this? Explore Nursing, Allied Health, and Nursing Support opportunities at Long Island Jewish Forest Hills Hospital, a 312-bed community hospital in Northern Queens! With advanced technology, telehealth, and surgical procedures, Long Island Jewish Forest Hills offers the resources, benefits, and pace of a big city hospital, right here in Queens.

We also offer: Diverse culture Easy Commute Newly renovated units

World Health Organization/UNICEF “Baby Friendly” designated Hospital American Heart Association/ American Stroke Association Gold Plus award for Stroke program and Elite Honor Roll for Target Stroke

Join us on our mission to provide the highest quality and most compassionate health care in the country. Check out this month’s events using the QR Code, or visit:

bit.ly/ForestHillsEvents

We are an equal opportunity/AA employer: F/M/Disability/Vet


CONTENTS

KATRINA MEDOFF

Now that 2019 is in full swing, it’s time to get specific about your resolutions. Did you plan to get fit this year? Hire a local personal trainer who can design a workout just for you (page  14). If you prefer group classes, try a 50-minute class at an Astoria gym that practices the Lagree Method (page 32). Did you promise yourself you’d save money this year or eat healthier? Either way, check out Workweek Lunch, an Astorian’s meal-prepping business (page 44). To share news with us, email katrina@boromag.com. You can also connect with us on Instagram (@boromagazine), Facebook (facebook.com/boromag) and Twitter (@BOROMAG).

editor-in-chief

Wishing you a happy new year, Katrina Medoff

MEGA FIT

32 6 BABY, IT’S COLD OUTSIDE

Street style in Astoria

10 HEALTHY HABITS Readers shared their wellness Instagrams

LIC Dental Associates 14 LET’S GET PHYSICAL

Local personal trainers

26 ASTORIA’S ARCADIA

MEAL PREP MAVEN

Bar on Astoria Boulevard

44

32 MEGA FIT 50-minute workout for the whole body

38 COZY & COMPACT

DEPARTMENTS 12 JANUARY 2019 EVENTS 21 BORO DEALS & DISCOUNTS

Exclusive savings, discounts and freebies for the month of January in Astoria, LIC and Sunnyside

Every corner has personality

22 MAP IT DIRECTORY

Your go-to guide for the best shops, food, art, nightlife and more in western Queens

24 MAP IT: WESTERN QUEENS

in LIC one-bedroom

44 MEAL PREP MAVEN Healthy eating that saves time and money

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Katrina Medoff // ART DIRECTOR Mickhail Kurov WRITERS Daniel Grogan, Allison Kridle, Claire Leaden, Katrina Medoff, Rebecca Patton, Estelle Pyper, Marie Torio PHOTOGRAPHERS Marie Torio SALES REPRESENTATIVE Alan Gottlieb // PUBLISHED BY Joshua and Victoria Schneps All materials Copyright © 2015 BORO / All rights reserved. Opinions and claims made by advertisers are advertisers’ claims only. BORO Magazine accepts no responsibility for any claims made by advertisers. BORO Magazine reserves the right to publish any images without providing photo/image credit. No part of this publication may be reproduced without permission of the publisher.

4

JANUARY 2019

LI


WE KEEP THE TOOTHFAIRY

OUT OF BUSINESS.

ociates

THE DENTIST OFFICE. REINVENTED.

LICDentalAssociates.com | office@licdentalassociates.com| @ LICDentalAssociates 5 0 - 02 5 t h S t re e t , Su i te B | Lo ng Isla nd C i ty, Ne w Yo r k 1 1 1 0 1 | 7 1 8 . 5 3 0 . 6 5 3 9


STREET STYLE

BABY, IT’S COLD OUTSIDE BY MARIE TORIO

I

@PHOTOSBYMARIETORIO

t's that time of year when temperatures drop and everyone starts to bundle up in order to brave the cold. But the western Queens residents I spotted on the streets of Astoria this month didn’t just throw on a coat and call it a day; a lot of thought was put into some of the styles that captured my eye. Even though locals had to cover up their outfits with outerwear to step outside, they made sure to show their personalities through their cozy hats, boots, coats and accessories. I appreciated the details that Astorians focused on in their looks, including textures like velvety leggings and hints of color like a pumpkin-orange hat.

Samantha (@samsirignano), an Astoria resident and real estate agent, was about to grab some dinner after work when I spotted her. She described her style as “professional and classy.” Her tan coat, infinity scarf, hat and classy, chain-linked Tory Burch crossbody created a well puttogether look.

Amanda (@polli_amanda), who works for the ad creative department for National Geographic, was enjoying her day off with her friend. She said her style is “classic with an edge.” I totally love when people accurately describe their style. Amanda’s booties accented with a steellike toe, along with her crosshatched, crossbody bag complemented her classic look for sure.

Brian (@brianpinkston) is originally from D.C., but he’s now an Astoria resident. He works in investor relations and called his style “modern and basic.” Cozy jacket — check! Faded, rolled-up jeans — check! Laced-up booties — check! Well done, Brian.

6

Isabella (@bellarina26), a communications coordinator, was strolling around after eating brunch at Sugar Freak. She described her style as “cozy chic” — a spot-on description. Her orange beanie, cozy sweater and chic high boots made this look so unique … so street! I see you, girl!

JANUARY 2019


Karyn (@karynpg), senior sales manager for Parkland Hotel, was out and about with her friend when I bumped into her. She told me that she loves to keep her style casual and to accessorize. I loved her velvety leggings, blush pink booties, warm knitted hat and fur trim collar. She absolutely spruced up her look with textures and color.

Max (@maxinthebigcity) was on his way to get some Pho at District Saigon after work when I met him. He had an awesome sense of humor in addition to sporting a great look. He told me that while he was currently wearing work attire, he usually rocks khakis and flannel.

Sabrina (@_sa3rina_1) is a real estate assistant who was waiting for her client when I spotted her. Originally from Germany but currently living in LIC, she said her style is “street and casual.� I liked how she threw a pretty floral scarf into the mix with her navy and brown outfit.

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

7


SAVIGNANO accountants & advisors ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICES THAT BENEFIT YOUR PERSONAL AND BUSINESS NEEDS • Multiple LIC Office Location • One Stop Shopping • Over 25 Years of Professional Experience • Special Offers and Promotions Available • All Services Guaranteed

OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: For Individuals… • Income Tax • Tax Planning • Audit Defense • Bookkeeping • Insurance • Financials • Estates/Trusts • Net Worth Statements • Budgeting • Offer-In-Compromise

For Businesses… • Income Tax • Sales Tax • Payroll Tax • Retirement • Accounting • Investments • Audit Defense • Tax Planning • Valuations • Formation/Structures

JOHN SAVIGNANO CPA, CGMA www.LIC-CPA.com www.savignano-cpa.com bestaccountantinlic.com ObtainMyRefund.com

Our Certified Public Accountants

are here to serve clients in a variety of industries. Whether you are looking for tax preparation services, risk management advice, or assistance with a retirement plan, the team at SAVIGNANO accountants & advisors is here to help.

47-46 Vernon Blvd., 2nd Fl. LIC, NY 11101 718.707.0955 (F) 718.707.0959

41-18 Crescent St. LIC, NY 11101 718.707.0295 (F) 718.707.0299

PLEASE CALL OR VISIT US FOR FREE CONSULTATION


Prefer not to wait?

Can't wait to get your taxes done? We understand. Because you've got other things to do, feel free to drop off your tax documents and we'll get to work preparing your taxes. Your tax pro will contact you to follow up. When we're finished, you can come to the office to review and sign your return or you can approve your return online - whichever's easiest for you. Ask about our FREE Drop-Off Service* when scheduling your tax appointment.

Call today to make your appointment.

41-18 Crescent St., Long Island City, NY 11101 T: 718-707-0295 • F: 718-707-0299 E: hernan@savignano-cpa.com www.savignano-cpa.com

Hernan Barona, E.A hernan@savignano-cpa.com www.savignano-cpa.com ObtainMyRefund.com

47-46 Vernon Blvd Second Floor Long Island City, NY 11101 T: 718-707-0955 • F: 718-707-0959

*Standard fees for tax preparation and other products and services apply. OBTP# B13696 ©2019 HRB Tax Group, Inc.


I N S TA I M A G E S

HEALTHY HABITS

@ trezposure

By KATRINA MEDOFF

KATRINA@BOROMAG.COM @KATRINAMEDOFF

T @ tasshantanu

@KATYA_M22

he beginning of the year gives us a chance to take a good look at our routine and trade some not-so-healthy habits for better ones. Sticking to your New Year’s resolution is easier when you have support from others, so we wanted to know what your best wellness practices were in hopes that you could inspire your fellow readers. We asked you to tag us (@boromagazine) in your Instagram pictures of health, wellness, fitness and self-care in Astoria, Long Island City and Sunnyside. You sent in victorious workout shots, colorful fruits and veggies, brand-new yearly planners and more. Here are some of our favorite submissions.

@ beautyandthebooksz

10

@ ash.ainbinder and antlucic JA NUA RY 2019

@ we


@ wellnessbykristen

@ foodstylistnewyorkcity

@ jadefaugno

@ _kevm

@ yanyahgotitmade

NEXT THEME: LOVE We want you to show us the love this month! Tag @boromagazine in photos of your Valentine in Astoria, Long Island City or Sunnyside. Snap a photo of you and your significant other, the friends you’ll be getting together with for Galentine’s Day, or your kid crafting Valentines to give out in school — anything to do with the month’s theme. @ astoriamylife J ANU ARY 2 0 1 9 I B OR OM AG. C OM

11


JANUARY EVENTS Find more events at www.BOROmag.com/Events TUESDAY, JAN. 15 Event Title: Fish n Bits Time: 6 p.m. Location: The Creek and Cave Cost: Free Phone: 718-706-8783 Address: 10-93 Jackson Ave., LIC URL: creeklic.com WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16, 23 & 30 Event Title: Trivia Night Time: 7 p.m. Location: Arcadia Bar & Kitchen Cost: Free Address: 12-21 Astoria., Astoria URL: arcadiabarlic.com WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16 Event Title: Laugh Through the Pain with Chloe Holmes Time: 7:30 to 9 p.m. Location: Q.E.D. Cost: $8 Phone: 347-451-3873 Address: 27-16 23rd Ave., Astoria URL: qedastoria.com THURSDAY, JAN. 17 Event Title: Thursty Thursday: An LGBT Silent Disco Time: 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Location: Icon Bar Cost: $5-$15 Phone: 800-833-9281 Address: 31-84 33rd St., Astoria URL: quietevents.com THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 24 & 31 Event Title: Live Music Time: 7 p.m. Location: Arcadia Bar & Kitchen Cost: Free Phone: 347-730-6181 Address: 12-21 Astoria., Astoria URL: arcadiabarlic.com

12

FRIDAY, JAN. 18 Event Title: Erotic Art Night Time: 9 to 11 p.m. Location: The Paint Place Cost: $45 Phone: 929-522-0086 Address: 31-21 31st St., Astoria URL: thepaintplaceny.com

FRIDAY, JAN. 25 Event Title: Homespun Comedy with Jessica Watkins Time: 9:30 to 11 p.m. Location: Q.E.D. Cost: $7 Phone: 347-451-3873 Address: 27-16 23rd Ave., Astoria URL: qedastoria.com

SUNDAY, JAN. 20 Event Title: Foundations of Calligraphy Class (two-week course) Time: 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Location: Q.E.D. Cost: $30 Phone: 347-451-3873 Address: 27-16 23rd Ave., Astoria URL: qedastoria.com

SATURDAY, JAN. 26 Event Title: Art for Families Time: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Loction: the Noguchi Museum Cost: $10 (registration required) Phone: 718-204-7088 Address: 9-01 33rd Rd. (at Vernon Boulevard), Astoria URL: noguchi.org

TUESDAY, JAN. 22 Event Title: Hot Yoga 90 Time: 6:30 to 8 p.m. Location: The Yoga Room Cost: $22 (single class rate) Phone: 718-274-0255 Address: 38-01 35th Ave., Astoria URL: the-yoga-room.com

SUNDAY, JAN. 27 Event Title: Screening of Maria By Callas: In Her Own Words Time: 3 p.m. Location: Museum of the Moving Image Cost: $15 Phone: 718-777-6800 Address: 36-01 35th Ave., Astoria URL: movingimage.us

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23 Event Title: Jen Roseblit’s Im gonna need another one Time: 8 p.m. Location: Chocolate Factory Theater Cost: $20 Phone: 718-482-7069 Address: 5-49 49th Ave., LIC URL: chocolatefactorytheater.org

JANUARY 2019

MONDAY, JAN. 28 Event Title: Trivia Time: 8 p.m. Location: Oliver’s Cost: Free entry Phone: 718-806-1476 Address: 37-19 Broadway, Astoria URL: oliversastoria.com

FRIDAY, FEB. 1 Event Title: Soft Core! With Chris Gersbeck Time: 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Location: Q.E.D. Cost: $10 Phone: 347-451-3873 Address: 27-16 23rd Ave., Astoria URL: qedastoria.com SATURDAY, FEB. 2 Event Title: NYRR Open Run Time: 9 to 10 a.m. Location: Astoria Park Cost: Free Phone: 212-360-3300 Address: 19th Street and Hoyt Avenue North, Astoria URL: nycgovparks.org SUNDAY, FEB. 3 Event Title: It Gets Worse with Traci McClendon Time: 4 p.m. Location: The Creek and Cave Cost: Free Phone: 718-706-8783 Address: 10-93 Jackson Ave., LIC URL: creeklic.com SUNDAY, FEB. 3 Event Title: Preview Screening & Live Event of To Dust: Death and the Necrobiome Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Museum of the Moving Image Cost: $15 Phone: 718-777-6800 Address: 36-01 35th Ave., Astoria URL: movingimage.us


Katch Astoria • 31-19 Newtown Avenue

BURGERS AND BINGO EVERY WEDNESDAY $5 BURGERS ALL NIGHT, BINGO AT 8

$5 ERS BURG

BEST BURGERS IN THE AREA! | 31-19 NEWTOWN AVENUE ASTORIA, NY 11102 | P: (718)777-2230 E: INFO@KATCHASTORIA.COM WWW.KATCHASTORIA.COM

12-21 Astoria Boulevard, Astoria, NY, 11102

HAPPY HOUR WEEKDAYS FROM 5PM TO 8PM!!

(347)730-6181

SUNDAY BRUNCH WITH BOTTOMLESS OPTIONS!! SPECIAL PARTY PACKAGES AVAILABLE!!

www.arcadiabarlic.com

Mon: CLOSED | Tue: 4PM | Wed: 4PM | Thr: 4PM | Fri: 4PM | Sat: 4PM | Sun: 11AM @arcadiabarnyc

@arcadiabarnyc

PEOPLE LOVE US ON

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

13


MIND + BODY

Let’s Get BY REBECCA PATTON @BECCAPATTONSAYS @BECCAPATTONSAYS

PHYSICAL

Come each January, the gyms become fit to bursting with people trying to get in shape. But it’s no wonder so many fall off the exercise wagon when they’re left to their own devices, randomly pumping iron and scrolling through Instagram on the elliptical. Even the most earnest New Year’s resolutions can fall by the wayside when things get busy, difficult or inconvenient. That’s where personal trainers come in. Think of them as your cheerleader, life coach and friend all rolled into one. The personal trainers featured below come from different countries, live in different western Queens neighborhoods, and have different day jobs, but all 11 of these professionals share one trait in common: They tailor their programs to their clients, helping them becoming fitter, healthier, happier versions of themselves. Get to know the personalities behind your neighborhood’s personal trainers.

1. BRITTA WHITTENBERG While her day job is working at Mark Fisher Fitness in the city, Whittenberg has a personal trainer side hustle. She hosts clients in her Astoria apartment, travels to them, and also rents space from a Midtown gym. As for the sessions themselves, she mainly teaches strength training and described her style as “very relaxed and goofy”­­— but perhaps her Instagram handle gave that away. “I’m very personable and very weird,” Whittenberg explained. “I have a very welcoming and open attitude to all clients, so they can feel comfortable to be themselves and not feel like they're going to be judged in any way.”

PRICE UPON REQUEST @MYWEIRDASSFITNESS MYWEIRDASSFITNESS@GMAIL.COM WEIRDOWELLNESS.COM Photos by Terrence Hamilton @theimagetaker

14

JANUARY 2019


2. VARVARA KALININ Astoria resident Kalinin is a dancer, so it only seems natural that she would prioritize posture. She described her sessions as “cross-training grounded in Pilates, corrective exercise and post-rehab,” and the first time she meets her clients, she studies their gait, noticing any habitual movements and patterns. “The way I train is more of a body conditioning session to stabilize the body and make movement more efficient, versus just pure weight lifting,” she said. And her goal, ultimately, is to make her clients feel more at-ease in their bodies. “Exercise should make you feel better­­­­— and happier!” she said.

Photos by Andrew Krolicki

PERFECT POSTURE PILATES, $105/SESSION 23-08 30TH AVE., 3RD FL., ASTORIA @PERFECTPOSTUREPILATES INFO@PERFECTPOSTUREPILATES.COM PERFECTPOSTUREPILATES.COM

3. CHELSEA GROEN she said. Groen hosts clients in her Astoria apartment but can also travel to them. She even offers remote plans, providing customized workout PDFs and demo videos.

$55/HR; $100/FIVE WORKOUT PDFS @CHELSEAZAVADA CHELSGROEN@GMAIL.COM

Photos courtesy of Chelsea Groen

Photos by Terrence Hamilton @theimagetaker

Photos by Matt Simpkins Photography

“My personal style is to be kind and encouraging while also kicking your ass,” Groen said, describing her workouts as high-intensity interval training that combines cardio and strength training. The benefit of personal training, she said, is the motivation. “You're going to work harder with a personal trainer even more than in a group setting because it's one-on-one, and you don't have anybody to hide behind,”

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

15


Photos by Edelle Kenny

Photo by Viviana Podhaiski

MIND + BODY

4. ETHAN BAUM Baum and his colleagues Stephen Ferguson and Joel Febus form a training group called Training Boost Project powered by CrossFit Queens in Astoria. Although the three men are CrossFit certified, their personal training goes beyond that method: “It’s about moving better, moving more efficiently, and pain-free,” Baum said. Every time the personal trainer

sees new clients, he starts with a free assessment, where he inquires after health concerns and fitness goals before facilitating a mini workout. “When I sit with someone for the first time, I literally tell them, ‘This is me. This is what you're going to get!’” Baum explained. “I'm not going to flip personalities on you once we get out on that gym floor.”

CFQ PERSONAL TRAINING, PRICE UPON REQUEST 2550 31ST ST., ASTORIA @TRAININGBOOSTPROJECT BAUMETHAN@ME.COM TRAININGBOOSTPROJECT.COM

5. BROOKE TAYLOR Astoria resident Taylor moved to New York about 14 years ago to pursue dance but became certified as a personal trainer­­— “honestly so I could have a free membership,” she said, laughing. She ended up training at New York Sports Club for 10 years before starting her business, Taylored Fitness, while she was heavily pregnant with her firstborn. “I birthed two ‘babies’ at the same time,” she said. It’s been six years since its launch, and Taylor now has a team of personal trainers who coach people in-home and at gyms in Manhattan and Queens. Taylor also has an online program called Ignite, which she’s currently turning into an app. “It’s not really a job to me,” she said. “I’m dreaming about it; I wake up thinking about it.”

TAYLORED FITNESS, IN PERSON WORKOUTS: ~$125-$175/SESSION; $423 FOR FIVE MONTHS OF ONLINE WORKOUTS @TAYLOREDFITNESS TAYLOREDFITNESS.NET AND IGNITE. TAYLOREDFITNESS.NET

JANUARY 2019

Photos by @dianadaviscreative

Photos by @wildjay

16


6. DORIAN CERVANTES

Photos by Martina Milova

Cervantes is a dancer by trade, so it only makes sense that she would incorporate dance into her day job. Not only does she lead group classes like Cardio Dance Your A** Off and Shredd at the Park (hosted in Astoria Park), but for her one-on-one classes, Cervantes trains clients in-home, at their personal gyms, and out of Iconoclast in Manhattan. And although personal training can sound like a dirty word for some people, Cervantes wanted to change people’s outlook, comparing it to visiting a spa. “We are here to make you healthy, to make you happy, to make you feel good­­­­— not to intimidate you,” the Long Island City resident said.

PRICE UPON REQUEST; $20/SHREDD AT THE PARK CLASS @DORIANROCKSFIT DORIANROCKS78@GMAIL.COM DORIANCERVANTES.COM

7. GABRIEL JIMENEZ

Photos by Danny Suarez

Jimenez has been at Sage Fitness Astoria in his home neighborhood for the past two years, where he trains clients based in the Functional Patterns methodology. He described Functional Patterns as “optimizing our body and our movements as intended by nature.” Like Kalinin, he’s big on gait analysis, explaining that he can tell how damaging someone’s sedentary lifestyle is just by watching them walk. But the good news is that this can often be course-corrected: “By fixing the most basic movement, we can greatly enhance agility, mobility and explosiveness as it relates to sports performance,” he said.

SAGE FITNESS ASTORIA, PRICE UPON REQUEST 23-17 31ST ST., ASTORIA @GABEJJ6 SAGEFITNESSASTORIA.COM

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

17


Photo by Mark Hudson

MIND + BODY

8. MARIYA MOVA Photos courtesy of Mariya Mova

Mova’s first order of business with new clients is asking what exercise they hate, because she doesn’t want to torture them with something they’re miserable doing. “This is not a football team!” she said. “I want them to enjoy the workout and to be looking forward to it.” Mova, now an Astoria resident, has lived everywhere from Australia to Dubai. She still has clients contact her from the far reaches of the world, which is a testament to her personal training abilities. “I don't stick to a workout that I've been doing 20 years ago,” she said. “I like to learn new things myself, and then I like to share those things with my clients and always make their workouts new, innovative, fun and [challenging].”

PRICE UPON REQUEST MARIYAMOVA@HOTMAIL.COM WWW.MARIYAMOVA.COM

9. DANIEL MCKENNA Although McKenna was born in the Bronx, his parents moved back to their native Ireland when he was four. The personal trainer relocated to New York two years ago­­­­— ironically to the very Irish Sunnyside. In addition to training clients out of the Independent Training Spot in Manhattan, he plans to start at New York Sports Club Lab in January. “I’m hoping to bring my own Irish stamp onto some classes,” he said.

What’s more, McKenna emphasized that he tries to make his sessions fun­­­­— while also giving clients a great workout. “It definitely wouldn’t be a boring gym session,” he pointed out.

PRICE UPON REQUEST @DANIEL_YANK DMCKFITNESS@HOTMAIL.COM

Photos courtesy of Daniel McKenna

18

JANUARY 2019


Photos courtesy of Luis Novas

10. LUIS NOVAS “A lot of times we get caught in routines in life, so this translates heavily into the way that we do our exercises,” Novas said. “[W]e're just so repetitive with the training that it becomes monotonous, and the body acts accordingly.” The Astoria resident is currently a personal trainer at the Blink Fitness on Steinway and will also begin teaching classes at The Row in February. The benefit of a personal trainer, he said, is to have an outside perspective­­­­— someone who can find the flaws in your routine and shake things up. Novas is obviously passionate about what he does, and he emphasized building a rapport with his client and getting them to loosen up. “We always have fun,” he said. “We’re always joking.”

BLINK FITNESS, $38 FOR A SINGLE 30-MINUTE SESSION, OR $135/MONTH FOR 4 30-MINUTE SESSIONS @MAKERSOFREALITY BLINKFITNESS.COM

11. DAN GONON Gonon emphasized the importance of educating clients, describing the Sanctuary Method as “an Ivy League education for wellness and health, as opposed to just typical workouts that make you sweat. We're trying to train you to be good at the sport of life, and that requires a lot of education.”

$100-$150/HOUR, IN PERSON DAN@SANCTUARYMETHOD.COM @SANCTUARY_METHOD SANCTUARYMETHOD.COM

Photos by Nick May @nickedmay

You’d be forgiven if you’d never heard of the Sanctuary Method before, which Gonon utilizes in sessions. His friend, JJ Caruncho, founded the method, which Gonon described as “a new wellness art that fuses and combines the best of all worlds.” These “worlds” include gymnastics, calisthenics, yoga, performance psychology, nutrition and even meditation. He lives in Long Island City, so he trains clients in-person and also does remote personal training.

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

19


1 MONTH OP + 1 MONTH FREE VIRTUALLY STAGED

One to Three Bedroom Residences In Astoria

NOW LEASING FEATURES + AMENITIES / / / / / / / /

24 Hour Desk Attendant Lobby + Resident Library Resident Lounge Game Room + Kitchenette 5,000 SF 2nd Floor Outdoor Lounge 1,000 SF Landscaped Roof Terrace Fully Equipped Fitness Center Sauna

/ Bike Room / Resident Parking with Porte-Cochere Entrance / Stainless Steel Appliances / Kohler Bathrooms / In-Unit Washer + Dryer / Radiant Heated Floors in Bathrooms / On-Site Zip Car Location

SCHEDULE A TOUR TODAY

718-440-8392 1401broadway@modernspacesnyc.com 1401broadwayastoria.com


WE'RE HERE ALL YEAR AT TAX TIME, OR ANY TIME.

WE UNDERSTAND YOU DON'T THINK ABOUT TAXES ALL YEAR - BUT WE DO.

BORO DEALS & DISCOUNTS At H&R Block, we're available year-round to

discuss the tax implications of your life-changing events. From wedding bells, babies and new

homes to medical issues and natural disasters, we're here to put our expertise to work for you.

Hernan Barona, E.A

Be local and enjoy the below offers from some of Astoria and LIC’s best merchants. Offers available through JANUARY 2019. Bring BORO or coupon below to redeem discount. AT PARTICIPATING OFFICES. Limited toAVAILABLE 1 use per reader. Merchant restrictions may apply. $500 SAVINGS

$500 SAVINGS

SAVIGNANO FOR NEW LIC accountants & advisors

FOR NEW LIC BUSINESS CLIENTS $50 SAVINGS

41-18 CRESCENT ST, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY 11101 718-707-0295 47-46 VERNON BLVD, SECOND FLOOR, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY 11101 718-707-0955

BUSINESS CLIENTS

ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICES THAT BENEFIT YOUR PERSONAL AND BUSINESS NEEDS

718-707-0955 / 718-707-0295 JOHN SAVIGNANO CPA, CGMA WWW.SAVIGNANO-CPA.COM

• Multiple LIC Office Locations • One Stop Shopping • Over 25 Years of Professional Experience • Special Offers and Promotions Available • All Services Guaranteed

15-485

$50 SAVINGS FOR NEW LIC INDIVIDUAL CLIENTS

FOR NEW LIC INDIVIDUAL CLIENTS 718-707-0955 / 718-707-0295 OBTP# B13696 ©2015 HRB Tax Group, Inc. WWW.HRBLOCK.COM HRBLOCK.COM

Fresco's Cantina OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: For Individuals… For Businesses… • Income Tax • Income Tax • Tax Planning • Sales Tax • Audit Defense • Payroll Tax • Bookkeeping • Retirement • Insurance • Accounting • Financials • Investments • Estates/Trusts • Audit Defense • Net Worth Statements • Tax Planning • Budgeting • Valuations • Offer-In-Compromise • Formation/Structures

Our Certified Public Accountants are here to serve clients in a variety of industries. Whether you are looking for tax preparation services, risk management advice, or assistance with a retirement plan, the team at SAVIGNANO accountants & advisors is here to help.

SPECIAL JANUARY SALE ON NOW!

www.LIC-CPA.com Megaformer Fitnesswww.savignano-cpa.com Studio bestaccountantinlic.com 10% OFF a class package 47-46 Vernon Blvd., 2nd Fl. Crescent St. PLEASE CALL with41-18 this ad LIC, NY 11101 LIC, NY 11101 OR VISIT US

718.707.0955

718.707.0295

27-11 23rd Ave. Astoria, (F) 718.707.0259NY info@lagreeny.com www.lagreeny.com

(F) 718.707.0959

FOR FREE 11105 CONSULTATION

12-14 31st Ave Astoria, NY 11106

347-808-7338 10% OFF ENTREE WITH THIS COUPON 20% OFF EACH SEAT The Paint Place NYC Premier Paint and Sip studio

JOIN US DURING HAPPY HOUR FOR A FREE HAPPY HOUR BEER WITH YOUR PURCHASE HAPPY HOUR Monday-Thursday: 3pm-8pm Friday: 3pm-8pm GASTROPUB KATCH ASTORIA * NEW YORK EATERY 31-19 Newtown Avenue * Astoria, Queens 11102

RIGHT OFF OF THE 30TH AVENUE SUBWAY STOP!

20 PERCENT OFF ONE ARTWORK PURCHASE

(not including any framing/shipping costs) limit one per customer. ROGALLERY.COM - fine artworks & auctions

31-21 31st St. Astoria www.thepaintplaceny.com 929-522-0086

Piatto Lunch Specials NEAPOLITAN PIZZA $9.00 10” PIE / $11.00 16” PIE

Wednesdays Trivia Night starts @ 7:00 Thursdays Live Music from 7-10 Saturdays Live DJ 12/21 Astoria Blvd., Astoria 347-730-6181 www.arcadiabarlic.com

718-361-2751 www.piattolic.com

www.vitalpet.com/CityVet Facebook Reviews

THE FIRST EXAM FOR NEW CLIENTS IS COMPLIMENTARY 45-44 Vernon Blvd,Long Island City, New York 11101 (718) 433-1334

25-11 Astoria Blvd. Astoria, NY 11102

(718) 626-7600 highergroundsastoria@gmail.com https://higher-grounds-astoria.business.site/

$1 off any draft beverage

ADVERTISE IN BORO ads@BOROmag.com 718.224.5863 www.BOROmag.com/advertise

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

21


MAP IT DIRECTORY RESTAURANTS

282

AMYLOS TAVERNA 718-215-0228 33-19 Broadway, Astoria www.amylos.com

241

BAREBURGER 718-777-7011 33-21 31st Ave. Astoria www.bareburger.com

242

BAREBURGER 718-204-7167 23-01 31st St., Astoria www.bareburger.com

243

BAREBURGER 718-937-2273 49-19 Vernon Blvd., LIC www.bareburger.com

82

BOHEMIAN HALL & BEER GARDEN (B,1) 718-274-4925 2919 24th Ave., Astoria www.bohemianhall.com

7

BREAD BOX CAFE (A,4) 718-389-9700 4711 11th St., LIC www.breadboxcafelic.com BURGER GARAGE (B,3) 718-392-0424 25-36 Jackson Ave., LIC www.theburgergarage.com

8 35

BUTCHER BAR (C,2) 718-606-8140 37-08 30th Ave., Astoria www.ButcherBar.com

133

148

MICHAEL’S CAFE (B,3) (located inside Four Points Sheraton) 347-536-3633 27-05 39th Ave., LIC www.michaelscafeny.com MOJAVE RESTAURANT (B,1) 718-545-4100 22-36 31st St., Astoria www.mojaveny.com

235

MURASAKI 718-482-7088 46-44 Vernon Blvd., LIC www.murasakinyc.com

150

OFF THE HOOK (B,1) 718-721-2112 28-08 34th St., Astoria (one block from 30th A) www.offthehookastoria.com

20

22

PENTHOUSE 808 (A,3) 718-289-6118 8-08 Queens Plaza South, LIC www.penthouse808rooftop.com

BROOKLYN BAGEL & COFFEE COMPANY 718-777-1121 35-09 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria (C,1) 36-14 30th Ave., Astoria (C,2) 35-05 Broadway, Astoria (C,2) www.bkbagel.com

182

HIGHER GROUNDS ASTORIA 25-11 Astoria Blvd., Astoria, NY 11102 www.highergroundsastoria.com IL FORNAIO BAKERY (B,2) 718-267-0052 29-14 30th Ave., Astoria OK CAFÉ (B,1) 718-440-8789 22-04 33rd St., Astoria www.okcafeastoria.com SWEETLEAF (A,4) 917-832-6726 10-93 Jackson Ave., LIC

194

DUTCH KILLS CENTRAAL (B,3) 718-606-8651 38-40 29th St., Long Island City www.dutchkillscentraal.com

RAVEN’S HEAD PUBLIC HOUSE 718-777-7565 38-04 Broadway, Astoria Www.ravensheadpublichouse.com

183

RETRO PIZZA CAFE 347-612-4460 Fax: 347-813-4039 41-02 Broadway, Astoria

245

QUEENS COMFORT (C,2) 718-728-2350 40-09 30th Ave., Astoria www.queenscomfort.com

239

QUEENS ROOM 347-987-3994 36-02 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria queensroomnyc.com

FLO LOUNGE RESTAURANT (C,2) 718-204-6096 37-20 30th Ave., Astoria

24

231

FRESCO'S CANTINA 12-14 31st Avenue Astoria, NY 11106 347-808-7338 www.frescoscantina.com

194

248 13 125 220 170 18 191 3

LENG THAI (B,2) 718-956-7117 33-09 Broadway, Astoria www.lengthainewyork.com LAS MARGARITAS RESTAURANT LOUNGE (C,2) 38-01 Broadway, Astoria 718-777-1707 www.lasmargaritasny.com MAIELLA 4610 Center Blvd., Long Island City 718-606-1770 www.maiellalic.com

194 244 28

SAC’S PLACE COAL OVEN PIZZA (B,2) 718-204-5002 2541 Broadway, Astoria www.sacsplace.com SALT & BONE 917-832-7822 32-07 30th Ave., Astoria www.saltandbone.com SHI (A,4) 347-242-2450 4720 Center Blvd., LIC www.eatdrinkshi.com SKINNY’S (A,4) 718-806-1068 47-05 Center Blvd., LIC

227

T-SWIRlL CREPE 917-832-6815 36-16 30th Ave, Astoria www.t-swirlcrepe.com

216

THE BONNIE 718-274-2105 29-12 23rd Ave. Astoria www.thebonnie.com

281 250 219 199

MANDUCATIS RUSTICA (A,4) 718-937-1312 46-3 Vernon Blvd., LIC www.manducatisrustica.com

247

MEET THE MEAT 23-92 21st St., Astoria 917-832-7984 www.meetthemeat.net

22

RÈST-ÂÜ-RÁNT (B,2) 718-729-9009 30-01 35th Ave., Astoria www.rarbarlic.com SAC’S PLACE COAL OVEN PIZZA (B,2) 718-204-5002 2541 Broadway, Astoria www.sacsplace.com

55

MALAGUETA RESTAURANT (B,2) 718-937-4821 25-35 36th Ave., Astoria www.malaguetany.com

MEZZE PLACE (B,2) 718-777-2829 31-18 Broadway, Astoria www.mezzeplace.com

Piatto Wood Fire Pizza 718-361-2751 1-50 50th Ave., LIC www.piattolic.com

74

12

IIL Falco 718-707-0009 21-50 44th Drive, LIC www.ilfalcolic.com

BAKERIES 34 138 139

DIWINE (C,2) 718-777-1355 41-15 31st Ave., Astoria www.diwineonline.com

IL BAMBINO (C,2) 718-626-0087 34-08 31 Ave., Astoria www.ilbambinonyc.com

14

OVELIA (B,2) 718-721-7217 34-01 30th Ave., Astoria www.ovelia-ny.com

11

112

32

61

CRESCENT GRILL (B,3) 718-729-4040 38-40 Crescent St., LIC www.crescentgrill.com

249

29

Boulis Cafe 718-806-1014 30-15 31st Avenue, Astoria, NY 11106 www.cafeboulis.com

176

HIBINO LIC (A,4) 718-392-5190 10-70 Jackson Ave., LIC www.hibino-lic.com HIGHWATER 917-745-0407 34-20 Broadway, Astoria www.thehighwaternyc.com

51

272

CENTRO PIZZA & ITALIAN RESTAURANT 718-361-1965 47-23 Vernon Blvd., LIC www.centropizzabar.com

181

200

VICTORY GARDEN CAFÉ 718-274-2087 2169 Steinway St., Astoria www.victorysweetshop.com WILLIAM HALLET (C,2) 718-269-3443 36-10 30th Ave., Astoria www.williamhallet.com YAJAI (B,2) 718-956-9559 33-16 30th Ave., Astoria www.yajaithaifood.com ZENON TAVERNA 718-956-0133 34-10 31st Avenue Astoria, NY 11106 www.zenontaverna.com

ORO RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 718-729-1801 41-17 Crescent Street, LIC www.orolicrestaurant.com

271

GEORGE’S 718-255-1947 35-11 35th Avenue, Astoria, NY 11106 www.georges.nyc

52

45

BZ GRILL 718-932-7858 27-02 Astoria Blvd. Astoria, NY 11102 www.bzgrill.com

6

VIA VAI (B1) 31-09 23rd Ave, Astoria 347-612-4334 viavai-ny.com

ORNELLA TRATTORIA ITALIANA (B,1) 718-777-9477 29-17 23rd Ave., Astoria www.ornellatrattoria.com

238

159

184

THE GRAND 718-806-1504 37-01 30th Ave, Astoria Info@thegrandastoria.com The Inkan 718-433-4171 45-02 23rd Street, LIC www.theinkanrestaurant.com THE LAST WORD 31-30 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria www.tlwastoria.com TRU ASTORIA 35-19 Ditmars Blvd. Astoria 646-878-6000 www.truastoria.com The Thirsty Koala 718-626-5430 35-12 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria Australian dishes at this relaxed eatery features many gluten-free & veggie options. www.thethirstykoala.com

229

POKE WAVE 917-868-1084 35-07 Broadway, Astoria

31

VESTA (A,2) 718-545-5550 2102 30th Ave, Astoria www.vestavino.com

JANUARY 2019

189 190 37 234 234

SUGAR AND WATER 716-466-2030 29-14 23rd Avenue, Astoria, NY PINK CANARY DESSERTS 718-729-1819 13-11 Jackson Ave., Long Island City www.pinkcanarydesserts.com

228

LOCKWOOD SHOP (C,2) 718-626-6030 32-15 33rd St., Astoria www.lockwoodshop.com LOVEDAY 31 (B,2) 718-728-4057 3306 31st Ave., Astoria www.loveday31.com NOMAD CYCLE LLC 718-786-5600 36-58 37th St. Astoria www.nomadcycle.com

PETS 201

CHÂTEAU LE WOOF 718-626-WOOF 30-02 14th St., Astoria www.chateaulewoof.com

280

Central Park Pet Spa 718-204-2777 38-07 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria www.centralparkpetspa.nyc

54

121

CITY VET (A,4) 718-433-1334 45-44 Vernon Blvd., LIC www.cityvetnyc.com LIC VETERINARY CENTER (A,4) 718-383-8387 48-18 Vernon Blvd., LIC www.licvets.com

218

MY DOG NEEDS A WALK 347-323-4549 23-12 29th St., Astoria www. mydogneedsawalk.com

40

NYC PET NANNY 25-74 36 St. Astoria NY 646-298-5301 www.nycpetnanny.com

230

NYC PET SERVICES 31-21 31St. Astoria, NY 11106 718-350-1635 www.nycpetservices.org

233

POOCHES SPORT & SPA 718-391-0800 47-31 Center Blvd. Long Island City, NY www.poochesspa.com

75

STEINWAY COURT VET (C,2) 718-728-2822 32-41R Steinway St., Astoria www.steinwaycourtvet.com

FLORISTS

FOOD SHOPS

FOOD CELLAR (A,4) 718-606-9786 4-85 47th Rd., LIC www.foodcellarandco.com

160

OFF BROADWAY FLORIST (B,2) 718-728-2828 3204 31st St., Astoria

195

FOOD CELLAR 718-606-1888 43-18 Crescent St., LIC www.foodcellarandco.com

44 137

FLORESTA (A,4) 917-612-4446 51-02 Vernon Blvd., LIC 4-85 47th Rd., LIC

211

MET FRESH AND ORGANIC SUPERMARKET Located in the heart of Astoria on 34-14 Steinway St.

47

NYC FARM CHIC FLOWERS

167

YOGURT LA CREPE (B,1) 917-832-6930 29-02 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria www.yogurtlacrepe.com

39

130

PETALS AND ROOTS (B,2) 718-267-1700 31-27 31st St., Astoria www.petalsandroots.com

SERVICES

WINES & SPIRITS 36

ASTORIA BIER & CHEESE (C,2) 718-545-5588 34-14 Broadway, Astoria

168

ADMIRAL LOCK AND KEY (C,2) 718-274-2491 37-17 Broadway, Astoria www.admirallockandkey.com

27

ASTORIA PARK WINE AND SPIRITS (B,1) 28-07 24th Ave., Astoria www.astoriaparkwineandspirits.com

178

ASTORIA 35 LAUNDRY & FINE DRY CLEANING (B,2) 718-392-9692 3505 34th St., Astoria Astoria35laundry.com

119

ASTORIA CENTER OF ISRAEL 718-278-2680 27-35 Crescent St., Astoria www.astoriacenter.org

177

ASTORIA CLEANERS (B,1) 718-545-0680 28-19 Astoria Blvd., Astoria astoriacleaners.com

209

AVENUE CHEMISTS PHARMACY 718-545-1010 45-01 30th Ave., Astoria

129

BLUE BIRD CHILD CARE 347-832-0103 25-58 48th St., Astoria www.bluebirdchildcareastoria.com

38 187

ASTORIA WINE AND SPIRITS (C,2) 718-545-9463 3412 Broadway, Astoria www.astoriawines.com GRAND WINE AND LIQUOR (B,2) 718-728-2520 30-05 31st St., Astoria www.grandwl.com

SHOPS 143

ASTORIA BOOKSHOP (B,2) 718- 278-2665 31-29 31st St., Astoria www.astoriabookshop.com

21

BABYNOIR (B,1) 646-470-4728 26-16 23rd Ave., Astoria www.babynoir.net

186

THE BRASS OWL (C,1) 347-848-0905 36-19 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria www.thebrassowl.com

49

INSIDE ASTORIA (C,1) 718-956-4000 28-07 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria

50

LIC: LIVING (A,4) 718-361-5650 535 51st Ave., LIC www.licliving.com

207 114 77 236

BOOKKEEPING & PAYROLL SERVICES SPARKLELINK 718-812-9616 3537 36th St., Astoria CRESCENT APOTHECARY (B,1) 718-777-1110 25-01 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria www.crescentapothecary.com DR. PANAGIOTIS PAGONIS, M.D. (B,2) 718-278-0300 30-16 30th Ave., Astoria www.drpagonismd.com GREATER ASTORIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Quinn Building, 4th Floor 35-20 Broadway, Astoria www.astorialic.org

161

161 90

90 198

198 56 56

281

281

223

223 224

224 196

196 95

95 180

180 57

57 206

206

174

174 59 59

282

282 122

122 62

62 175

175

157

157 64 64 65 65 45 45

134

134 66 66 17 17

147

147 158

158 67 67


K

161 161 90 90 198 198 56 56 281 281 223 223 224 224 196 196 95 95 180 180 57 57 206 206 174 174 59 59 282 282 122 122 62 62 175 175 157 157 64 64 65 65 45 45 134 134 66 66 17 17 147 147 158 158 67 67

ENERGEA (C,2) 929-296-9314 34-13 38th St., LIC ENERGEA (C,2) EnergeaNYC.com 929-296-9314 34-13 38th St., LIC FERRARI DRIVING SCHOOL (C,2) EnergeaNYC.com 718-278-6679 3232 Steinway FERRARI DRIVINGSt. SCHOOL (C,2) 718-278-6679 GOTHAM LASIK St. 3232 Steinway 718-440-3131 30-80 21st St., Astoria GOTHAM LASIK www.gothamlasik.com 718-440-3131 30-80 21st St., Astoria HERO COMPUTER REPAIR NYC www.gothamlasik.com 347-670-4376 Apple/Mac Computer Repair Specialist HERO COMPUTER REPAIR NYC hero@iamhero.net | www.iamhero.net 347-670-4376 Apple/Mac Repair Specialist KENSINGTON Computer TRAVELER SERVICES hero@iamhero.net | www.iamhero.net 917-805-9859 KENSINGTON TRAVELER SERVICES 10-87 Jackson Ave, LIC www.travelkensington@aol.com 917-805-9859 10-87 Jackson Ave, LIC SAVIGNANO accountants & advisors www.travelkensington@aol.com 718-707-0955 47-46 Vernon Blvd., LIC SAVIGNANO accountants & advisors www.savignano-cpa.com 718-707-0955 718-707-0295 47-46 Vernon Blvd., LIC 41-18 Crescent St., LIC www.savignano-cpa.com www.savignano-cpa.com 718-707-0295 41-18 Crescent St., LIC THE LEARNING STATION MONTESSORI INC. (C,2) www.savignano-cpa.com 347-523-0906 31-32 47th St., Astoria THE LEARNING STATION MONTESSORI INC. (C,2) www.thelearningstationmontessorischool.com 347-523-0906 31-32 47th St., Astoria MATHNASIUM (C,1) www.thelearningstationmontessorischool.com 718-726-6284 43-32 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria MATHNASIUM (C,1) www.mathnasium.com/astoria 718-726-6284 43-32 Ditmars Blvd., MONTESSORI KIDS OF LICAstoria (B,3) www.mathnasium.com/astoria 347-746-5542 5 Court Square, MONTESSORI KIDS LIC OF LIC (B,3) mklic.com 347-746-5542 5 Court LIC MPN LAWSquare, FIRM (C,2) mklic.com 718-777-0400 3403 Broadway, Ste. 200, Astoria MPN LAW FIRM (C,2) 718-777-0400 3403 Broadway, Ste. 200, Astoria MY DOG NEEDS A WALK 347-323-4549 23-12 St.,A Astoria MY DOG29th NEEDS WALK www.mydogneedsawalk.com 347-323-4549 23-12 29th St., (C,3) Astoria QNS COLLECTIVE www.mydogneedsawalk.com 718-280-5122 QNS COLLECTIVE (C,3) www.qnscollective.com 718-280-5122 RCN (A,3) www.qnscollective.com Digital TV and High-Speed Internet Services 212-842-7981 RCN (A,3) 33-16 Ave., LICInternet Services Digital Woodside TV and High-Speed www.rcn.com/boromag 212-842-7981 33-16 Woodside Ave., LIC TAXTERMINAL.COM www.rcn.com/boromag 718-672-7829 10-11 46th Ave, 2nd Fl, LIC TAXTERMINAL.COM www.taxterminal.com 718-672-7829 10-11 46th Ave, 2nd Fl, TUCK-IT-AWAY STORAGE (B,LIC 3) www.taxterminal.com 718-519-8282 37-19 Crescent St., Astoria TUCK-IT-AWAY STORAGE (B, 3) www.tuckitaway.com 718-519-8282 37-19 Crescent St.,(C,2) Astoria VARDIMAN EYEWEAR www.tuckitaway.com 718-204-5037 34-18 Broadway, VARDIMAN EYEWEARAstoria (C,2) www.vardimaneyewear.com 718-204-5037 34-18 QUEENS Broadway, VESPA (B,3)Astoria www.vardimaneyewear.com 718-786-7772 37-43 Crescent St., LIC VESPA QUEENS (B,3) www.vespaqueens.com 718-786-7772 37-43 Crescent St.,(A,1) LIC VOICE MUSIC STUDIO www.vespaqueens.com 646-309-3429 23-11 21st St., Astoria VOICE MUSIC STUDIO (A,1) 646-309-3429 23-11 21st St., Astoria FOUNDRY (A,3) 718-786-7776 42-38 Ninth FOUNDRY (A,3)St., LIC www.thefoundry.info 718-786-7776 42-38 Ninth St., LICHALL (A,1) RENAISSANCE EVENT www.thefoundry.info 718-274-4590 27-34 21st St., Astoria RENAISSANCE EVENT HALL (A,1) www.renaissanceeventhall.com 718-274-4590 TEALICIOUS 27-34 21st St., Astoria 718-278-8579 www.renaissanceeventhall.com 38-01 23rd Ave., Astoria TEALICIOUS www.tealiciouscatering.com 718-278-8579 38-01 23rd Ave., Astoria www.tealiciouscatering.com FOUR POINTS SHERATON (B,3) 718-786-8500 27-05 39th Ave., LIC, (B,3) FOUR POINTS SHERATON www.fourpoints.com 718-786-8500 RAVEL 27-05 (A,3) 39th Ave., LIC, 718-289-6101 www.fourpoints.com 8-08 RAVELQueens (A,3) Plaza South, LIC www.ravelhotel.com 718-289-6101 Z8-08 NYCQueens HOTEL (A,3) Plaza South, LIC 212-319-7000 www.ravelhotel.com 11-01 43rd Ave., Z NYC HOTEL (A,3) LIC www.zhotelny.com 212-319-7000 11-01 43rd Ave., LIC www.zhotelny.com BODY LANGUAGE TATTOO 347-808-0497 32-02 34th Ave., Astoria BODY LANGUAGE TATTOO www.bltnyc.com 347-808-0497 32-02 Ave., Astoria FAT CAT34th TATTOO (B,2) www.bltnyc.com 718-267-1326 31-32 St.,(B,2) LIC FAT CAT31st TATTOO www.fatcattattoos.com 718-267-1326 31-32 NOVA 31st TATTOOS St., LIC (C,1) SUPER www.fatcattattoos.com 718-274-5712 38-01 23rd Ave., Astoria SUPER NOVA TATTOOS (C,1) www.supernovatattoo.com 718-274-5712 38-01 23rd Ave., Astoria www.supernovatattoo.com

EVENTS EVENTS

HOTELS HOTELS

TATTOO SHOPS TATTOO SHOPS

164 164 251 251 195 195

71 71 131 131 226 226 72 72 46 46 192 192 212 212 185 185

276 276 275 275 278 278 279 279 154 154 120 120 42 42 165 165 76 76 166 166 156 156 142 142 240 240 80 80 225 225 79 79

BEAUTY BEAUTY

CARL CLARKE AESTHETIQUES (B,2) 347-631-0922 32-12 Broadway, Astoria (B,2) CARL CLARKE AESTHETIQUES 347-631-0922 32-12 Broadway, Astoria DOLLFACE 718-844-7874 31-13 23rd Ave, 2nd flr., Astoria DOLLFACE www.clubdollface.com 718-844-7874 31-13 23rdWAX Ave, 2nd flr., EUROPEAN CENTER LICAstoria (A,4) www.clubdollface.com 718-482-9299 4545 Center LICLIC (A,4) EUROPEAN WAXBlvd., CENTER www.europeanwaxcenter.com 718-482-9299 4545 Center Blvd., LIC GIGI SALON (C,2) www.europeanwaxcenter.com 718 -777-7755 34-17 30th(C,2) Ave., Astoria GIGI SALON www.gigistylingstudio.com 718 -777-7755 34-17 30th Ave.,SHOP Astoria THE FACE & BODY www.gigistylingstudio.com 718-204-9390 40-21 23rd Ave.,SHOP Astoria THE FACE & BODY www.thefaceandbodyshop.com 718-204-9390 40-21LADY 23rd Ave., Astoria LUXY www.thefaceandbodyshop.com 718-786-1880 10-17 Jackson Ave., LIC LUXY LADY www.luxyladysalon.com 718-786-1880 10-17 Jackson LIC PRIMP AND TEASEAve., SALON (A,4) www.luxyladysalon.com 718-472-2001 5-02 PRIMP50th AND Ave., TEASELIC SALON (A,4) 718-472-2001 REDKEN SALOON SALON (C,2) 5-02 50th Ave., LIC 718-956-3366 36-17 Ave., Astoria REDKEN30th SALOON SALON (C,2) www.redkensalon.com 718-956-3366 36-17 30th Ave., Astoria SHADE ORGANIC SPA AND SALON (C,1) www.redkensalon.com 718-278-7892 36-05 Astoria SHADE Ditmars ORGANIC Blvd., SPA AND SALON (C,1) shadebarspa.com 718-278-7892 36-05 Ditmars STUDIO NOVA Blvd., Astoria shadebarspa.com 718-392-4962 37-01 STUDIO36th NOVAAve., Astoria www.studionovanyc.com 718-392-4962 37-01 36th Ave., Astoria www.studionovanyc.com

BRIDAL BOUTIQUE BRIDAL BOUTIQUE

THE COTTON BRIDE (B,3) 718-729-9878 Fax: 718-729-9740 39-13 23rd BRIDE St., LIC THE COTTON (B,3) www.thecottonbride.com 718-729-9878 Fax: 718-729-9740 39-13 23rd St., LIC www.thecottonbride.com

CHILDREN'S GYM-AZING CHILDREN'S 347-455-3661

27-14 23rd Ave., Astoria GYM-AZING www.Gym-azing.com 347-455-3661 27-14 23rd Ave., Astoria PLAYDAY www.Gym-azing.com 844-PLAYDAY 5-37 51st Ave., LIC PLAYDAY Www.playdaynyc.com 844-PLAYDAY 5-37 51st Ave., LIC Www.playdaynyc.com

FERRY SERVICES FERRY SERVICES

ASTORIA 3-10 Astoria Blvd Astoria, ASTORIA NY 11102 3-10 Blvd LONGAstoria ISLAND CITY Astoria, 11102 46th AveNY and Center Blvd Long Island CITY City, NY 10044 LONG ISLAND 46th Ave and Center Blvd Long Island City, NY 10044

FITNESS ASTORIA COMPLEX (C,2) FITNESS 718-729-7163

34-38 38th St., LIC ASTORIA COMPLEX (C,2) www.ascsports1.com 718-729-7163 34-38 38th St., LIC CKO KICKBOXING (C, 1) www.ascsports1.com 347-669-0494 40-06 Astoria Blvd., CKO KICKBOXING (C, 1) Astoria www.ckoastoria.com 347-669-0494 40-06 Astoria(B,2) Blvd., Astoria CLUB FITNESS www.ckoastoria.com 718-545-0004 31-11 Broadway, CLUB FITNESS (B,2) Astoria 718-545-0004 31-11 Broadway, Astoria CRANK CYCLING STUDIO (A,4) 718-606-6309 4630 Blvd., LIC(A,4) CRANKCenter CYCLING STUDIO www.cranknyc.com 718-606-6309 4630 Center Blvd.,GYM LIC(C,1) CROSSFIT DYNAMIX www.cranknyc.com 718-606-0381 36-05 20th Ave., Astoria CROSSFIT DYNAMIX GYM (C,1) www.dynamixgym.com 718-606-0381 36-05 20th Ave.,&Astoria THE ROCK HEALTH FITNESS CLUB (B,1) www.dynamixgym.com 718-204-1400 22-15 31st St., Astoria THE ROCK HEALTH & FITNESS CLUB (B,1) 718-204-1400 22-15 31st St.,PILATES Astoria(A,4) PERSONALIZED 347-563-3933 PERSONALIZED PILATES (A,4) 347-563-3933 SAGE STUDIOS 347-927-2439 29-20 23rd Ave., 4th Floor, Astoria SAGE STUDIOS 347-927-2439 29-20In23rd Ave., 4th Floor, Astoria Salsa Queens 347-669-3589 34-27 Salsa InSteinway Queens St., Astoria salsainqueens.com 347-669-3589 34-27 Steinway THE YOGA ROOM St., Astoria salsainqueens.com 718-274-0255 38-01 35th Ave., Astoria (C,2) THE YOGA ROOM 718-786-7962 718-274-0255 10-14 (A,4) (C,2) 38-01 47th 35th Rd., Ave.,LIC Astoria www.the-yoga-room.com 718-786-7962 WORKOUT FACTORY 10-14 47th Rd., LIC (A,4) 5-25 47th Ave. LIC www.the-yoga-room.com WORKOUT FACTORY PILATESWORKS 5-25 47th Ave. LIC 10-91A Jackson Ave., LIC PILATESWORKS 10-91A Jackson Ave., LIC

232 232 73 73 151 151 81 81 188 188 33 33 43 43 83 83 84 84 197 197 85 85 86 86 145 145 222 222 111 111 203 203 88 88 89 89 214 214

100 100 128 128 92 92 113 113 127 127 199 199 93 93

UNLIMITED BODY NY 27-18 23RD Avenue Astoria, UNLIMITEDNY BODY NY 917-650-4369 27-18 23RD Avenue Astoria, NY (B,2) YOGA AGORA 917-650-4369 718-626-0680 33-02 Broadway, YOGA AGORA (B,2) 2nd Fl., Astoria www.YogaAgora.com 718-626-0680 33-02 Broadway, 2nd Fl., Astoria www.YogaAgora.com

SPAS SPAS

HAPPY DAY NAIL SPA (B,2) 718-728-8886 31-35 St., SPA Astoria HAPPY 31st DAY NAIL (B,2) REJUVENATE FACE AND BODY (B,1) 718-728-8886 718-626-4434 31-35 31st St., Astoria 26-17 23rd Ave., Astoria REJUVENATE FACE AND BODY (B,1) www.Rejuvenatenyc.com 718-626-4434 26-17 23rd Ave., Astoria SHADE ORGANIC SPA AND SALON www.Rejuvenatenyc.com 718-278-7892 36-05 Blvd., Astoria SHADE Ditmars ORGANIC SPA AND SALON 718-278-7892 36-05 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria

NIGHTLIFE/ ARCADIA BAR & KITCHEN NIGHTLIFE/ 347-730-6181

12-21 Astoria Astoria ARCADIA BAR & Blvd., KITCHEN www.arcadiabarlic.com 347-730-6181 12-21 Astoria Blvd., Astoria BAROQUE (C,1) www.arcadiabarlic.com 718-274-2777 19-44 Steinway St., Astoria BAROQUE (C,1) www.baroquenyc.com 718-274-2777 19-44 St., Astoria BREAK Steinway (B,2) www.baroquenyc.com 718-777-5400 3204 Astoria BREAKBroadway, (B,2) www.break-ny.com 718-777-5400 3204 Broadway, BRICK BAR (B,2) Astoria www.break-ny.com 718-267-2735 30-95 33rd(B,2) St., Astoria BRICK BAR www.brickcafe.com 718-267-2735 30-95 33rd St., THE BREWERY BARAstoria & KITCHEN www.brickcafe.com 718-777-8007 49-18 30th Ave., THE BREWERY BAR Astoria & KITCHEN www.thebrewery.nyc 718-777-8007 49-18 30th Ave., DOMAINE WINE BARAstoria (A,4) www.thebrewery.nyc 718-784-2350 50-04 Vernon Blvd., LIC DOMAINE WINE BAR (A,4) www.domainewinebar.com 718-784-2350 50-04 Vernon Blvd., LIC DOMINIES OF ASTORIA (C,2) www.domainewinebar.com 718-706-6531 34-07 30th Astoria DOMINIES OFAve., ASTORIA (C,2) www.dominiesnyc.com 718-706-6531 34-07 30th Ave., Astoria KATCH BREWERY & GRILL www.dominiesnyc.com (B,2) 718-777-2230 3119 KATCHNewtown BREWERY &Ave., GRILLAstoria (B,2) www.katchastoria.com 718-777-2230 3119 Newtown Ave., Astoria LOCKED -ESCAPE ROOM www.katchastoria.comNYC 718-274-9700 St., Astoria 22-56 LOCKED31st -ESCAPE ROOM NYC www.escapelocked.com 718-274-9700 22-56 31st St., Astoria MOSAIC CRAFT BEER & WINE BAR (B,1) www.escapelocked.com 718-728-0708 25-19 Ave., Astoria MOSAIC24th CRAFT BEER & WINE BAR (B,1) www.mosaicastoria.com 718-728-0708 25-19 24th Ave., Astoria PASSAGE IRISH BAR AND KITCHEN www.mosaicastoria.com 917-832-6680 40-11 30th Ave., PASSAGE IRISH BARAstoria AND KITCHEN www.passageastoria.com 917-832-6680 40-11 30th Ave., Astoria STUDIO SQ. BEER GARDEN (C,3) www.passageastoria.com 718-383-1001 35-33 St., GARDEN Astoria (C,3) STUDIO36th SQ. BEER www.studiosquarenyc.com 718-383-1001 35-33 36th St., Astoria SWEET AFTON (C,2) www.studiosquarenyc.com 718-777-2570 30-09 Astoria SWEET 34th AFTONSt., (C,2) www.sweetaftonbar.com 718-777-2570 30-09 34th St., Astoria THE BEAST NEXT DOOR CAFÉ & BAR www.sweetaftonbar.com 718-482-7507 42-51 27thNEXT Ave., LIC CAFÉ & BAR THE BEAST DOOR www.thebeastnextdoorcafebar.com 718-482-7507 42-51 27th Ave., LIC www.thebeastnextdoorcafebar.com

ART ASTORIA ARTFINE ARTS DANCE (C,1) 718-247-0740

38-01 23rd ASTORIA FINEAve., ARTSAstoria DANCE (C,1) www.asfa-dancestudio.com 718-247-0740 38-01 23rd Ave., Astoria ASTORIA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER @THE GOOD www.asfa-dancestudio.com SHEPHERD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (C,2) 718-706-5750 ASTORIA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER @THE GOOD 30-44 Crescent St. (@30thCHURCH Road),(C,2) Astoria SHEPHERD UNITED METHODIST www.apacny.org 718-706-5750 30-44 Crescent St. (@30th Road), Astoria KAUFMAN ASTORIA STUDIOS (C,2) www.apacny.org 718-706-5300 34-12 36th St., Astoria KAUFMAN ASTORIA STUDIOS (C,2) www.kaufmanastoria.com 718-706-5300 34-12 36th St., Astoria LAGUARDIA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (C,3) www.kaufmanastoria.com 718-482-5151 31-10 Thomson Ave., LIC LAGUARDIA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (C,3) www.laguardiaperformingarts.org 718-482-5151 31-10 Thomson Ave., LIC LIC SCHOOL OF BALLET (B,3) www.laguardiaperformingarts.org 718-781-1169 44-02 23rdOF St., Studio 216, LIC LIC SCHOOL BALLET (B,3) www.licsb.com 718-781-1169 44-02 23rd St., Studio 216, LIC MOMA PS 1 www.licsb.com 718-784-2084 22-25 Jackson Ave., Long Island City MOMA PS 1 www.momaps1.org 718-784-2084 22-25 Jackson Ave., Long Island City MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE (C,2) www.momaps1.org 718-784-0077 36-01 35th Ave., Astoria MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE (C,2) www.movingimage.us 718-784-0077 36-01 35th Ave., Astoria www.movingimage.us JANUARY

94 94 237 237 149 149 215 215 146 146 110 110 273 273 97 97 98 98 112 112 217 217 99 99 96 96 217 217 105 105 30 30 101 140 101 136 140 141 136 103 141 103 250 250 246 246 135 135 274 274 221 221 104 104 102 102

NOGUCHI MUSEUM (A,2) 718-204-7088 9-01 33rd Rd., Astoria NOGUCHI MUSEUM (A,2) www.noguchi.org 718-204-7088 9-01 33rd Rd., Astoria OTTER HOUSE STUDIOS www.noguchi.org 718-786-5900 28-39 Review Ave. LIC OTTER HOUSE STUDIOS www.otterhousestudios.com 718-786-5900 28-39 LICARTS (C,2) QUEENSReview COUNCILAve. ON THE www.otterhousestudios.com 347-505-3010 37-11 Ave.,ONAstoria QUEENS35th COUNCIL THE ARTS (C,2) www.queenscouncilarts.org 347-505-3010 37-11 Q.E.D. 35th Ave., Astoria www.queenscouncilarts.org 347-451-3873 27-16 Q.E.D. 23rd Ave., Astoria www.Qedastoria.com 347-451-3873 27-16 23rd Ave., Astoria www.Qedastoria.com ROGALLERY.COM (C,3) 800-888-1063 or 718-937-0901 47-15 36th St., (C,3) LIC - by appointment ROGALLERY.COM www.rogallery.com 800-888-1063 or 718-937-0901 47-15 36th St., LIC - by appointment SCULPTURECENTER (B,3) www.rogallery.com 718-361-1750 44-19 Purves St., (B,3) LIC SCULPTURECENTER www.sculpure-center.org 718-361-1750 44-19 PurvesGENIUS St., LIC SELF-TAUGHT GALLERY www.sculpure-center.org 212-595-9533 47-29 32nd Pl., LIC GALLERY SELF-TAUGHT GENIUS www.folkartmuseum.org 212-595-9533 47-29 32nd Pl., LIC PARK (A,2) SOCRATES SCULPTURE www.folkartmuseum.org 718-626-1533 32-01 Vernon Blvd., PARK Astoria SOCRATES SCULPTURE (A,2) www.socratessculpturepark.org 718-626-1533 32-01 Vernon Blvd., TEN10 STUDIOS (A,4) Astoria www.socratessculpturepark.org 917-449-9539 10-10 47th Rd., LIC TEN10 STUDIOS (A,4) www.ten10studios.com 917-449-9539 10-10 Rd., LIC THE ART47th HOUSE (C,2) www.ten10studios.com 516-724-1562 31-06 St.,(C,2) Astoria THE ART35th HOUSE www.gabrieleperici.com 516-724-1562 31-06 35th St., Astoria THE PAINT PLACE www.gabrieleperici.com (NYC Painting Classes & Parties) 31-21 31st St Astoria, NY 11106 THE PAINT PLACE 929-522-0086 (NYC Painting Classes & Parties) www.thepaintplaceny.com 31-21 31st St Astoria, NY 11106 929-522-0086 SCULPTURE SPACE NYC (C,3) www.thepaintplaceny.com 718-806-1709 47-21 35thSPACE St., LIC SCULPTURE NYC (C,3) www.sculpturespacenyc.com 718-806-1709 47-21 35th THEATRE St., LIC (B,3) THE SECRET www.sculpturespacenyc.com 718-392-0722 44-02 23rd THEATRE St., LIC (B,3) THE SECRET www.secrettheatre.com 718-392-0722 44-02 23rd St., LIC www.secrettheatre.com

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

AMORELLI REALTY 718-204-2828 3601 30thREALTY Ave., Astoria AMORELLI www.amorellirealty.com 718-204-2828 3601 30th Ave., Astoria BEAUDOIN REALTY GROUP (A,4) www.amorellirealty.com 718-505-9220 78-27 37th Ave. #5, Jackson BEAUDOIN REALTY GROUP (A,4) Heights www.beaudoinrealtor.com 718-505-9220 78-27 37th Ave. #5, Jackson Heights DOUGLAS ELLIMAN (A,4) www.beaudoinrealtor.com 917-386-6164 47-37 Vernon Blvd. DOUGLAS ELLIMAN (A,4) www.elliman.com 917-386-6164 47-37 Vernon Blvd. MODERN SPACES www.elliman.com 718-784-1110 10-63 Jackson MODERN SPACES Ave., LIC (A,4) 47-42 Vernon Blvd., LIC (A,4) 718-784-1110 29-20 Ave.,Ave., Astoria 10-63 23rd Jackson LIC (A,4) (A,4) www.modernspacesnyc.com 47-42 Vernon Blvd., LIC (A,4) 29-20 23rd Ave., Astoria (A,4) WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE www.modernspacesnyc.com (C,2) 718-310-4303 3501 Ave., Astoria WELLS30th FARGO HOME MORTGAGE (C,2) www.wfhm.com 718-310-4303 3501 30th Ave., Astoria www.wfhm.com lagree ny Megaformer Fitness Studio 27-11 23rd Ave., Astoria lagree ny www.lagreeny.com Megaformer Fitness Studio 27-11 23rd Ave., Astoria LIC Dental Associates www.lagreeny.com 718-530-6539 50-02 5thAssociates St., LIC LIC Dental www.licdentalassociates.com 718-530-6539 50-02 5th St., LIC (B,2) MOUNT SINAI QUEENS www.licdentalassociates.com 24 Emergency Care Primary CareQUEENS & Specialty MOUNT SINAI (B,2) Physician 718-932-1000 24 Emergency Care 25-10 30th Ave., LIC Primary Care & Specialty Physician 718-932-1000 NEWTOWN PHARMACY 25-10 30th Ave., LIC 718-728-9100 2804 31stPHARMACY St., Astoria NEWTOWN 718-728-9100 STEINWAY FAMILY DENTAL CENTER 2804 31st St., Astoria 718-728-3314 32-50 Steinway STEINWAY FAMILYSt.,Astoria DENTAL CENTER www.alldentalneeds.com 718-728-3314 32-50 Steinway St.,Astoria www.alldentalneeds.com QUONTIC BANK (B,2) 718-215-4000 31-05 Broadway, QUONTIC BANK (B,2)Astoria www.quonticbank.com 718-215-4000 31-05 Broadway, Astoria SUSSEX BANK (B,1) www.quonticbank.com 347-472-1727 28-21 Blvd., Astoria SUSSEXAstoria BANK (B,1) www.sussexbank.com 347-472-1727 28-21 Astoria Blvd., Astoria www.sussexbank.com

HEALTH & WELLNESS HEALTH & WELLNESS

BANKING BANKING

2019 I BOROMAG.COM

23


2

Heligate Field

e

26 Av

As

W e l li n g

Bl

26 Rd

94

231

201

65

Rd

172

23 Terrac e 24 Ave

23 Rd

d

35 Ave

34 Ave

33 Rd

33 Ave

37 Ave

Broadway

31 Rd

31 Ave

30 Dr

30 Rd

31

28 Ave 29 Ave

27 Ave

Astoria Blv

25 Rd

24 rd

157

38 Ave

d.

Ditmars B lv

23 Ave

21 St 191

S

198

26

Astoria Parks

33 vd

ia tor

Socrates Sculpture 97 Park

Rainey Park

278

e 27 Av

14 St

MAP IT

1 St

Blvd

8 St

Shore

1

ASTORIA PARK

14 PI

12 St

2 St 3 St 4 St

18 St 14 St 13 St 14 St

21 St

12 St

19 St

19

114

N

111

170

13

122 175

B

40

218

215

250 276

177

102 238

47 167

206

82

194 16

189

ge id ld R O

160

24

187

4

70

104

244

30 Ave NW

3

52 178

239

127

217

112

228

6

88

93

108

202 174

207

92

91

138

29 34

lvd rn B e th Nor

36 Ave Washington Ave104 NW N W

147

83

Broadway NW 83 73 169

192 188

45

186

281

100

67

280

154

212

80

204

75

90

221 270

168 125

149 161

35

71 103 227 163 46 227 109 12

124

89

240

40

57 139 229 34 282 38 36 62 236 249

Broadway

53

150

86

241 49 14

31 Ave 5

84

32

30 Ave 61

28 Rd

247

199 34

76

ASTORIA

219

28 Ave

179

190

21 Ave

Ditmars Blvd. Astoria NW

32 St 134

166

231 130 217 230 60 158 143 151 42 164

272

77

274

145

23 Rd

222

Astoria Blvd NW

Athens Square

216

148

141 251 232 242

301 20

27

Hoyt Playground

45

81

Dutch Kill Playground

36 Ave

142

183 130

128

135

119

Newtown Ave.

182

Hoyt Ave

Hoyt Ave

Crescent

A

23 St

120

131

200

240

43

C

11

129

a

95

a

a 196

a

209

a 197

Steinway St a59 MR a

1

203

74

wn

Crescent Crescent

to

22 22 St

24 St Crescent

27 St

33 St

33 St

25 St

28 St

34 St

34 St

31 St 32 St

35 St

35 St

26 St

29 St 29 St

36 St

36 St

27 St 28 St

30 St 30 St

42 St

a 37 St

37 St

29 St

31 St

42 St

43 St

38 St

38 St

y St

Steinwa

Steinway St

41 St

41 St

JANUARY 2019

44 St

24 w Ne

2

1


7 7

66 64 64

66

43 Ave 43 Rd 43 Rd

17

44 Ave 44 Ave 44 Rd 44 Rd r 44 D 44 Dr

248

Queens Plaza S Queens Plaza 17 S 43 Ave

t t 111S1 S John F. Murray

15 250

127 96

127

23rd St 96 23rdAve St Ely EElyMAve 15 E M 15

95

95

29 2St

175 134 176 134 176

122 175

224

224

199

199

ve 54 A e v A 54

44 50 54 54 275

h As ox h s A Box B

skiski PuPlaulgaege BriBdrid

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

A A

21

Paidge Paidge

B B

208

212

ve er A e d r o A B rder v Bo

99

C C

Bra d Bra leyAve dley Ave

48 Ave 48 Ave

273

733 St-Rawson 146 146 7 99

LONG LONG ISLAND ISLAND CITY CITY

Rev ie Rev w Ave iew Ave

ve 43 A e v A 3 4

105

a 105 a

Rev ie Rev w Ave iew Ave

Blvd ens Blvd e u Q eens ve Qu 47 A ve A 47 33 St-Rawson

AY SSWAY PRES W X E S AND PRE G ISLLAND EX LONG S I 237 LON

St St 27 27

e 51 Av e 51 Av

208

113 La Guardia La Guardia Community Community College College

113

t

44

Avee on Av

M 36RSt

EMR Hon e Hon ywell St eyw ell S t

t

85 7Jackson 246 72 50 21 7

88

v the Bl Norrthern No 36 St

Queens Plaza EQueens M R Plaza EMR

Que DQutu ens ce Dut henKsills ch Pu110 r v es Kills Pu110 rves mson

207

36 Ave 88 Washington Ave104 228 202 174 36 Ave NW 202 N W 104 Washington Ave lvd 174 NQ rn B d

179

Thomps ho

39 Ave NW 39 Ave NQ

70

Cou T 132 25 C Co rt ou urt 25 C rt Pea ourt P rso Deaars n Cra D vis on n a Pea Cra e vis r ne Pea son rso n

132

180

S 195 er nt St 8 u r H te n 180 8 u H

7Plaza NW 195 7N Q t

ge id ld R e O idg dR Ol

30 30 St St

42 Rd Queensboro 42 Rd Plaza Queensboro

Queens Plaza N Queens Plaza N

45

45

139

139

Dutch Kill Playground Dutch Kill 122 Playground

170

t St

44

R R

37 Ave 37 Ave 38 Ave 38 Ave 39 Ave 39 Ave185 40 Ave185 40 Ave 41 Ave 41 Ave

2323 StSt 24 24 St St

t t 232S3 S

45 Rd ve John F. Murray 45 A Playground ed Playground 45 Rd Court House v A R 5 4 45 Court Sq House Court 7G E d 4546RAve282 Court Sq 7 G E 51 ve A 6 LIRR 51 235 4 46 Rd e RdAv165 LIRR 6 7 4 7 79 144 18 4 279 165 7 G 195 Ave 7 7 4 18 7 G 271 144 d 234 205 220195 225 47 R 98 de 205 54 137 22028 140 478RAv 98 136 4 54 137 HUNTERS ve 28 55 39 223 68 140 136 48 A 9 Ave 181 30 Hunter AVE POINT 4 68 55 39 e Gantry Plaza 223 v 101 A 181 9 30 233 7Point 241 4243 Gantry StatePlaza Park 101 121 226 7 Vernon State Park Ave 281 121 85 50 Jackson e Vernon v 72 50 A

Q Q

F F

t t 212S1 S

M M

N N

Vernon Blvd Vernon Blvd

21 St F21 St F

22 St 22 22 St

36 Ave 36 Ave

S S 31 31 PPI l PPI l 33113311 St St 31 31 Pl Pl 30 30 St St 30 30

n n VaVa

5 S5t St

S PI PI mam 32 32 DaD

Blvd ervd CeerntBl Cent

33

Queensbridge Queensbridge Park Park

9 St9 St

Crescent Crescent Crescent

25 25 St St

35 Ave

22 22 St St

27 27 St St 28 28 St St

Park

10 10 St St

Sk Sk i l lmillm a a n n Av Av e e

9 St9 St 10 10 St St 11 11 St St 12 12 St St 13 13 St St 12 12 St St

St St 36 36 5 St5 St 3 3 St St 34 34 St St 33 33

JacJac ks ks o o n AnvAv e e

St St 38 38 t t S S 37 37

JJ JJ B B Br Byrrnyerne idgidg e e

St St 3939

Dam Dam Van Van

St St 40 40 PI PI 39 39

25

44

33


FOOD + DRINK

Astoria’s

ARCADIA

26

JANUARY 2019


BY DANIEL GROGAN

Eight years ago, George Hatzopoulos sat in the bar previously located at 12-21 Astoria Blvd. and had a drink with his cousin. “My first week back from Greece, my cousin was like, ‘Hey I know this cool spot,’’’ Hatzopoulos said. “This place used to be called Hell Gate Social. Right here was where I had my first-ever drink on American soil. I can’t even make that up. Six dollars got you a shot and a beer.” Now the bar is called Arcadia Bar and Kitchen, and Hatzopoulos runs it with his longtime friend George Alatsas. Both Georges were born in Astoria; Hatzopoulos was raised in Greece, while Alatsas was raised right here in Queens. Shortly after Alatsas moved back to the States, the two began collaborating. “He worked at a restaurant on 30th Avenue called Ovelia, and I used to frequent the bar there,” Alatsas said. “And I was working at Central, a club on Steinway and 20th Avenue.

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

27


FOOD + DRINK

Photos by Marina Hatzopoulou I was looking for someone to work as an assistant manager; I was a general manager. I saw his work ethic and the way he dealt with customers and the way he dealt with people and I approached him about the job.” It was not long before the two began scouting locations for a bar of their own. “I know the neighborhood and I know the potential that it has for business, especially this kind of business,” Alatsas said. “We looked at a few different locations, but we knew this was the one. We loved the space.” “Plus, Astoria was a place that we had all worked in,” Hatzopoulos added. “It was the people we knew the most and the area we knew the most. We feel more comfortable in Astoria.” And their clear affection for the area hasn’t just led them to set up shop here; they have also made sure that the space provides a creative outlet for community members. The wonderful murals on the walls of the bar were painted by local artists who had previously worked on the Welling Court Mural Project.

28

JANUARY 2019

“We had some local artists come and do some paintings for us,” Alatsas said. “When we were still under construction a few artists approached us and told us they’d like to do some work in our place so we hired them.” The artwork was unveiled on March 15, 2018, when Arcadia Bar and Kitchen opened. The location’s sizable square footage, which includes a large courtyard area, serves as a performance space for local musicians on Thursday nights, as well as aspiring performers on the first Friday of every month. “We do live music every Thursday,” Alatsas explained. “The open mic we did for the first


Photos by Spyridoula Panagiotopoulou

time last Friday and we plan on doing it the first Friday of every month. It went very well … a lot of local talent. There were some poets, some musicians.” “It’s mostly an open platform for anyone who wants to perform,” Hatzopoulos said. From comedians to trumpeters, anyone with confidence can show off their chops at Arcadia Bar and Kitchen. And speaking of the kitchen, chef Fred Zullo, Alatsas’ childhood friend, whips up dishes that are both Instagram-worthy and delicious. The menu was created in one think-tank-like session between the Georges and Zullo. Regarding the wide array of op-

tions Alatsas said, “My father is also a chef and he told me one thing I’ll never forget. He said when you’re designing your menu, if the food is good enough for you to really enjoy it, then it can be on your menu. Don’t overthink it.” This philosophy applies to most aspects of their operation, Hatzopoulos explained: “We don’t overthink it because we know what we’re doing. Most of the time we’re on the same page, and that comes to the food, drinks, running the place, anything.” If one thing is certain, both Georges are committed to making Arcadia a go-to neighborhood institution. They consistently work with the Old Astoria Neighborhood Association to make sure they do whatever they can to support the community, and they emphasize the use of products sourced from the five boroughs. Their signature cocktail, aptly called George’s Old Fashioned, blends aged bourbon with Barrow’s Intense Ginger Liqueur, made right down in Brooklyn. And of course, above all, they want to serve the community on an individual level. They both bartend every night, in the hopes that they can better get to know their customers. “We talk to them. We get to know them, and they get to know us,” Alatsas said. If you find yourself in the Old Astoria area, stop by for a drink and a bite to eat; you’ll be a regular in no time.

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

29


QNS.com iS the New deStiNatioN for everythiNg QueeNS! BreakiNg NewS free claSSifiedS iNteractive eveNtS caleNdar coNNect with your commuNity oN NeighBorhood PageS

Quality Care

J A PA N E S E C U I S I N E

And Compassion In a Neighborhood Setting

46-44 Vernon Blvd. L.I.C. NY 11101 (718) 482.7088

32-41R Steinway Street, Astoria Right by the R and M subway stop

718-728-2822

www.steinwaycourtvet.com info@ steinwaycourtvet.com

FREE DELIVERY MIN. $15

www.murasakinyc.com

Mon.-Thurs. 11:00AM-3:00PM & 4:30PM-10:30PM; Fri. 11:00AM-3:00PM & 4:30PM-11:00PM; Sat 12:00PM-11:00PM; Sun 4:30PM -10:00PM

2019 Resolution List

Join gym Clean out closet

Don't let another year go by. 2019 is your time to let The Real Market Team turn Realty into Reality.

Christina DeCurtis Lic. Associate Real Estate Broker christina.decurtis@compass.com

M: 646.290.4059

Call family more

Cristina Candio Lic. Associate Real Estate Broker cristina.candio@compass.com

Reach out to the Real Market Team for my real estate needs

30

JANUARY 2019

M: 917.257.7400

therealmarket.com @therealmarketteam


@NYMFBAR @NYMFBAR

31-31-1717ditmars ditmarsblvd blvdastoria astoria

BABE BABEDOLL DOLL,, You Youneed need some some ROCK ROCKNNROLL ROLL in inYOUR YOURLIFE LIFE!! find us on grubhub find us on grubhub


MIND + BODY

MEGA FIT The New Year workout that combines every class you need in 50 minutes BY CLAIRE LEADEN @CLAIRELEADEN @CLAIRELEADEN

“So is this your first workout on a Megaformer machine?” “Uh, yes?” I said. It took me two more times asking what the word was to actually remember it. A Megaformer. When I first entered the Lagree NY studio on 23rd Avenue in Astoria (off the Ditmars subway stop), I was a bit intimated by all of the machines and my fit classmates. I’ve done my fair share of exercise classes in New York — my old job used to give out free SoulCycle passes; I did ClassPass for six months, trying workouts from pilates to

32

JANUARY 2019

trampolining to Krav Maga; and I did personal training sessions at my local gym. But as I got used to my new freelance writing lifestyle (and budget) a few months ago, I canceled my gym membership and have recently just been taking long walks or jogging for exercise. All that is to say, I didn’t go in with a super fit background — and no, I hadn’t encountered a Megaformer before. My lovely instructor, and senior trainer Andrea Dusel-Foil, gave me a rundown of the machine (the infamous “Megaformer”) before class. It was lot to take in — there are two platforms on each end, a “carriage” that slides back and forth in the middle, long springs you adjust as per the instructor’s directions, multiple bars, numbers that indicate where you place your hands for certain moves, and more. It was a bit “in one ear out


T

the other,” but you catch on fairly quickly after the first few moves, and all it takes is a glance at the person next to you or some attention from the instructor to get yourself into the right place. Lagree is a high-intensity, low-impact workout created by former bodybuilder Sebastien Lagree. In his youth, Lagree spent 40 hours a week exercising using a variety of different workouts, from weightlifting to aerobics to swimming. And, besides just ruining his back and not getting enough nutrients, he spent basically all his time in the gym. That’s when he invented the Megaformer, a “springbased resistance trainer,” and the Lagree Method. The Lagree Method uses the Megaformer to “effectively combine resistance, endurance, core and cardio training to safely stimulate strength, flexibility and balance.” Squats, lunges, planks and pushups get a whole new life on the Megaformer and impact your muscles in different ways, allowing you to get the same workout as five different classes (or more) in one. Laurie Benenati brought this method to Astoria when she opened her licensed Lagree fitness studio, Lagree NY, in the neighborhood in October 2017. Benenati had been an active person her whole life, but formally worked in accounting after graduating from college. After a life-changing trip to Bali when she realized she just “couldn’t do it anymore,” she pursued her true passion of fitness full time. She took Lagree classes with her friend in California, and saw the true difference it made in her body — improving her core,

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

33


MIND + BODY flexibility, strength training and more. Benenati also loved that it wasn’t high-impact, so she could get in a good workout even with knee issues. Dusel-Foil and Eileen Kielty, head of training and development at Lagree NY, both live in the neighborhood, and have seen first-hand how much the workout has impacted themselves and their clients. “What I love about the Megaformer, especially with alignment and cross-training, is that you can still get your cardiovascular element in on the machine because you’re using your slow-twitch muscle fibers, which are your endurance muscle fibers,” Kielty explained. “So the slower you go, the higher your heart rate is. The slower you go, the more muscle fibers you recruit, and the more muscle fibers you recruit, the more calories you burn, and the more calories you burn, the faster the results.”

34

JANUARY 2019

Kielty and Dusel-Foil are both dancers, but said the workout benefits everyone — from CrossFitters to yogis to runners to nine-to-fivers. They have one client who was able to shave 11 seconds off her run time, because the machine helped make her hamstrings and glutes tighter. They also said that although you use muscles every day for regular tasks such as walking, sitting down and getting up, the average person sitting at a desk doesn’t engage their stabilizer muscles, which are the most important because they help hold your skeletal frame up — but the Megaformer uses all of them. Though the workout undoubtedly pushed my body to its limits, I didn’t find myself constantly checking the clock counting down the minutes. I think it helps that each moment is slow and steady, so you’re not scrambling to keep up with the movements,

as has happened with me in other classes. Plus, you only spend one to two minutes per move, depending on which body part you are working. Having to constantly refocus my movements helped me avoid getting stuck in my head as much. One of the other biggest issues I’ve had in other exercise classes is wondering if I’m in the right form or positioning, and sometimes with bigger classes you miss that one-on-one attention. Dusel-Foil was so helpful in making sure she came over and adjusted me, gave me modifications since I was newer (yes, I had my knees down on most planks) and kept cheering me on. It helps that there are only 10 machines, so the classes will never be overcrowded. Also, everyone was super welcoming and down-to-earth. Everyone in the class was grinding it out and would let out grunts and “ughs” when we were doing really hard


Photos by Anne Hugus Photography

moves — even the fellow instructors who were taking the class! Since you’re working out new muscle groups and “pushing them to failure,” as the instructors say, “because that’s where your body changes,” it can be pretty uncomfortable. My body parts were literally shaking uncontrollably as I held certain positions. But the instructors know how to support clients through this discomfort. “We want everyone to feel safe, because the first class can be alarming,” Dusel-Foil said. “Even if you’re like, ‘Oh my God, my muscles feel crazy,’ you know we’re watching you and you’re safe.” “We know this feels crazy,” Kielty agreed. “I tell our instructors to explain the discomfort … it’s not pain, but it feels so intense. That’s why we all take class from each other too — first to support, but also because you can’t teach what you don’t know how to feel in your own body.” That sense of support is important for Benati and the Lagree NY group to cultivate in multiple aspects — within their team of trainers, their clients, and the Astoria community at large. They often run cross-promotions with business like QWNS Cafe, Lockwood Style, Oak Point Health and Raising Astoria — whose clients they offer a 10 percent discount to, and also have a drop off ($10 per child) for their noon class on Fridays. Intro packages start at $32 for two classes, and from then on it is $32 per class, six classes for $180 or 10 classes for $295. They also offer memberships like eight classes per month for $220 or 12 classes per month for $320. Unlimited for the month is $340. Visit lagreeny.com for more info.

LAGREE NY 27-11 23RD AVE., ASTORIA 917-396-4771 LAGREENY.COM INFO@LAGREENY.COM

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

35


INTRODUCTORY OFFER:

$32 – 2 CLASSES FOR THE PRICE OF 1

Chef Rocco Sacramone

Celebrate Valentine's Day Thursday February 14th With Us • Private Room Is Available Up To 35 People For • All Events • Business Meetings • Our Side Room Can Accommodate Up To 65 People

Valet Parking Is Available Closed Monday Tuesday – Thursday: 12p.m. – 10 p.m. Friday & Saturday: 12p.m. – 11 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m. – 10 p.m.

36

ing n i D e Fin art e H e In Th toria Of As

Let Us Cater Your Next Affair 21-76 31st Street, Astoria, NY, 11105

718.721.3532

www.trattorialincontro.com

JANUARY 2019

MSN


WISHING EVERYONE A

HAPPY NEW YEAR F RO M A L L O F U S AT

F O R M O D E R N S PA C E S G E N E R A L I N Q U I R I E S : I N F O @ M O D E R N S PA C E S N YC . C O M A N D 7 1 8 - 7 8 4 - 1 1 1 0

MSNewYear_Boro_2019.indd 1

1/2/19 3:02 PM


INTERIOR DESIGN

COZY &

COMPACT

BY ESTELLE PYPER @ESTIEPYPER @ESTIE_PYPER

Ilana Silver Mullen and Kristen Mullen tied the knot last September. Their apartment, aside from being incredibly cozy, is memory-packed time capsule of their journey as a couple.

F

or having moved into their brand-new Long Island City complex not even a year ago, the Mullens have efficiently filled the compact one-bedroom. “We downsized when we moved here,” Kris said. “So that was a big redecorating thing. We went from a two-bedroom small house to a onebedroom, which is great, but we had to be smarter about the space.” They came to LIC from Astoria, where Ilana lived when she met Kris, who was living in New Jersey at the time. The couple eventually moved in together in Astoria, then made the move to LIC after continuous bad luck with landlords.

38

JANUARY 2019

“We just have to live with a management company for our sanity right now,” Ilana said. “Because of our previous situation we wanted a place that no one’s lived in before,” Kris added. “We wanted to start fresh and find the best deal.” “And then we came across this place and were like, ‘Oh my God,’” Ilana remembered. That’s exactly what I said when I walked into the brand-new building on 39th Avenue. It’s impeccably clean and well-decorated. There is a courtyard in the center, a rooftop, game room, and study space – what more could a New Yorker want?


“I call it post-adult college,” Kris said, “because it really is a community. They have events, and we’ve met so many people who are in the same boat.” Kris is an executive assistant at a financial company in Manhattan. Ilana is in copyright infringement and just started a job which she can work remotely, so it’s a space that complements all aspects of their life, as a place to both work and unwind. The living room is exactly where you want to be all winter. There’s a very realistic-looking fake fireplace set up on one wall that acts as a heater (fake flames and all). When I visited in December, a mini Christmas tree sat next to the floor-toceiling windows, adorned with a Star of David for Ilana. And stockings (courtesy of Amazon) were hung by the fake fireplace with care. Framing the fireplace are two tall open shelves from Wayfair. “We went with open shelves because it’s a little space,” Ilana said. “So if it’s open and flowy it won’t feel so congested.”

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

39


INTERIOR DESIGN

They’ve used other small-space hacks like a beautiful wooden coffee table that slides open for storage. There’s a small desk, up against the wall adjacent to the fireplace, with open shelves extending to the ceiling above it – again stacked with knick-knacks and photos of the newlyweds. “We just had a lot of pictures we wanted to display,” Kris said. “And we keep acquiring more after the wedding.” The Mullens got engaged, got married and moved in together over the course

40

JANUARY 2019

of the same year, so they haven’t had much downtime to rearrange and add their wedding photos to the mix – something they’re hoping to do this New Year. Amongst the framed selfies and engagement photos are souvenirs from their travels. “We’ve got a little taste of everything. [Ilana] is a big traveler, so there’s something from everywhere, like those pieces are from Colombia,” Kris said, pointing out two colorful framed pieces near the bedroom.


“Everything is sentimental. If we’re in a new place, we like to take something to remember,” Ilana said. “Like, this beer candle with a cat on it. Obviously, we had to buy this.” The candle is from the Fat Orange Cat Brew Co. in Connecticut. Because their home has such a mix of travel memorabilia and personal touches, it’s hard for them to articulate what their design “style” is. “I love the bohemian, eclectic look, but it’s not entirely that,” Ilana said, “because, these shelves are more like restoration-y

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

41


INTERIOR DESIGN

looking, so it’s like if Anthropology and Restoration Hardware got together and had a family, this would be the product of it.” “And their cousin was Target,” Kris added. “I’d call it cozy.” The kitchen table does look straight out of an Anthropology ad. The dark wood table itself is from Ikea, but it’s set with patterned placemats in bright pink, blue and green, topped with stacked dishes: one black, one patterned. Even their two cats, Tilley and Taylor, dine from Anthropology bowls. To give the table a unique look, they swapped the generic Ikea chairs for rustic ones from Wayfair for one side and placed a bench on the other. There’s a centerpiece of fake pink flowers and a stack of paper napkins of a kitten hold-

42

JANUARY 2019

ing the Swiss flag (which they stole from a café in Switzerland). The apartment is a modest size but an open layout, with the kitchen counter spaces and appliances lining only one side and melding into the living room. The only separation is their bedroom and the bathroom. “It’s literally a ‘bedroom,’” Ilana joked. “It’s a bed in a room.” They decided to stick with their kingsized bed which seems like it was tailormade for the space, fitting perfectly with only a couple feet on either side. Like their cozy-rustic living room, their bedroom has a similar feel with cool colors, fairy lights above the bed, and photographs and more personal trinkets from their relationship throughout.


Lining the top of their dresser are little handcrafted drawings made of watercolor and Sharpie with doodles of stick figures along with a cute message like, “Your Koala-ties are awesome,” and, “I love the internet for bringing us together.” “If it’s like a birthday or an anniversary or something, Kris will get me a couple of these to add to the collection,” Ilana said. “They’re like weird and quirky and we’re weird and quirky. I love it.” Next to those are her dried-out wedding flowers that she just doesn’t have the heart to get rid of yet. But when she does, I have no doubt that they’ll fill the space with another meaningful memory. As Kris likes to say, “Happy wife, happy life, I know. But as I said in my vows, it works both ways, too!”

Photos by Estelle Pyper/BORO

JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

43


FOOD + DRINK

Meal Prep

MAVEN BY ALLISON KRIDLE

Living in one of the most diverse cities in the world makes it hard to resist the temptation of takeout. All the dining options feel overwhelming, and ordering Seamless is pricey — not to mention takeout food doesn’t seem to ever make you feel good. You could cook, but that takes time out of the night when you don’t wish to lift another finger after work and the decision itself sets you back.

I

f you are familiar with these struggles, we may have found a solution: food prepping. As the founder of the meal prepping blog and Instagram called Workweek Lunch, Astorian Talia Koren faced the same dilemmas once upon a time until she started cooking and established her own business. “I started [Workweek Lunch] because I was bringing my food to work every day and my coworkers made fun of me, but then they were like ‘How do you do that?’” Koren said. “I was known as the healthy girl in the office. I just didn't want to spend money on takeout. It was never a health thing for me; it was always a money thing for me.” Similar to many New Yorkers, Koren knew that she shouldn’t (and couldn’t) afford to spend money on food every day

44

JANUARY 2019

while remaining independent and paying rent and bills. She quickly took to the craft of cooking and developed recipes. She became skilled enough to start a blog and an Instagram and gained over 170,000 followers in less than two years. “I intentionally started my blog to create a business, but I didn’t know it would turn into my full-time business. [I’m] happy recipe developing in my tiny kitchen and Instagramming for myself,” Koren said. The Workweek Lunch Instagram overflows with pictures of vibrant meals and tips on how to make them. Koren concocts and presents recipes such as tomato, sausage and orzo skillet; kale, quinoa and butternut squash salad; and tofu Thai bowls with snap peas, carrots, cabbage and homemade peanut sauce. Koren also includes preferred packaged snacks (Kikkerland trail mix and Breakstone’s cottage cheese) as well as homemade snacks like granola and cookies. She never hesitates to throw in a juicy apple or ripe banana either. “Now that I offer meal prep programs, I always have to think about what’s next; what do I have to make next week or the week after? So it’s like, what have I not done already? I think about the core elements: carbs, protein, vegetables. Those three elements are always in my meals, unless it’s breakfast, [when] I do fruit,” Koren said.


Photo by Jini Sachse

When curating her recipes, Koren often draws inspiration from different cuisines or meals she’s eaten at restaurants. Sometimes she’s influenced by what her boyfriend is in the mood for, or better yet, what her audience asks for. “I take any meal and try to figure out how to make it taste good as a leftover,” she said. “[I make] recipes that are meant to be kept for a couple of days, because not all recipes are.” One of the most surprising aspects of Koren’s meal programs and recipes is the lack of a calorie counter, weight loss regimen and restrictions like most fad diets promote. For Koren and her followers, it’s all about intuitive eating. According to Koren’s blog, intuitive eating is a nutrition philosophy based on the idea that one can be healthy when they let their bodies run the show, instead of tracking foods to attain JANUARY 2019 I BOROMAG.COM

45


FOOD + DRINK

Photos courtesy of Talia Koren

46

JANUARY 2019

and maintain a level of health or a specific physique that one’s body can never sustain. “Intuitive eating [is another way] to reduce stress,” Koren said. “You’re not tracking calories. You’re not eating to change the way you look, like your body composition. You are eating for the basic function of fueling your body while also taking pleasure in eating the food, and that’s it.” Koren is not a vegan or vegetarian, but creates dishes that are vegan-friendly because she enjoys meat alternatives like tofu, especially with veggies. However, she won’t deny her body chicken or fish if that is what she craves. Of course, Koren receives questions all the time such as, “So if I want 10 brownies I can just eat them all?” or “How does someone like myself who loves [carbs] and sugar stop those cravings?” On Instagram Koren replied, “This sounds counterintuitive, but to stop the cravings you have to stop restricting and give yourself full permission to eat those foods.” A large part of intuitive eating is how you perceive the foods you eat or want to eat, and how you can consume them in a way that will not make you feel guilty. Although Koren’s recipes and instructions tempt all kinds of eaters and cookers, she hopes to one day enhance their accessibility and be more hands-on. Instead of reading on how to prepare Koren’s delicious hummus, you could one day cook it along with her. “One of my goals is to make an online cooking course. I would love to provide an affordable cooking service so [my followers] don’t have to go to a class or search YouTube,” Koren said. “The sky is the limit.” In the meantime, whether you follow the Workweek Lunch Instagram or subscribe to Koren’s meal prep plans, she will be there to inspire you and encourage you to feel good about consuming tasty food, and she’ll be fueling right along with you.


LIC PENTHOUSE CONDO WITH TERRACE

11-35 45th Avenue, 6D | $1,055,000 | Approx. 789sf, 1-bedroom penthouse offering floor-to-ceiling glass windows, a spacious approx. 173sf personal terrace, and beautiful northern views of the Queensboro Bridge and the LIC skyline. Located in LIV@ Murray Park North, a 6-story, 38-unit boutique condominium situated in LIC’s Court Square neighborhood. Web# 3532976

#1 Long Island City Team Ranked in Top 3% of Agents Nationwide* CHRISTOPHER AUSTAD Lic. Assoc. R. E. Broker O: 646.278.1080 M: 646.912.1923 caustad@elliman.com

elliman.com/newyorkcity

575 MADISON AVENUE, NY, NY 10022. 212.891.7000 © 2019 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREIN IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE, THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT, IT IS REPRESENTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGES OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL PROPERTY INFORMATION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO SQUARE FOOTAGE, ROOM COUNT, NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN PROPERTY LISTINGS SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY YOUR OWN ATTORNEY, ARCHITECT OR ZONING EXPERT. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY. *BY 2017 GCI AT DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE.



Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.