(347) 515-6028
45-17 28th Ave
(45th Street)
Astoria,
NY
11103
40.7635
-73.9096
Neighborhood: Astoria
Reviews & Ratings for Stove
23 reviews
What users are saying:
My Favorite Place to eat.
by taki629
I love this place. My fiance an I go here as often as we can. Last night we were there and we always order specials. I have the Baked cod and shrimp dish with alfredo sauce. He had the Bacon wrapped wrapped herb stuffed chicken. Both dishes were amazing. We are never disappointed. Check this place out. Service was excellent.
GROSS!!
by jazzychan
I read all of the reviews before going and honestly, I have no idea what any of these people are talking about. From the minute I stepped through the door, all I could think of was that it looked like one of those restaurants Gordon Ramsey rips apart on Hell's kitchen. First off, it smelled weird, kind of like a faint smell of old fish that had been sitting in trash. I should have left right then, but I figured, I should give it a chance. To be honest, my french onion soup was pretty good, but I ordered a special off of the menu and it was awful. Broiled scallops sounds good, but the little 1" cuttings of bacon were out of place and served no purpose, they were also really greasy. My companion's meal, fish n chips was disgusting. I used to be a server so I wasn't about to send the meal back or leave a bad tip, but seriously don't go here. And when I called originally to find out directions, the guy suggested I make reservations because "it gets pretty full on a Saturday night" but there were 2 other tables. What a waste of money!
- Pros: N/A
- Cons: smelly restaurant, awful decor, bad food
A hidden jewel
by trimnyc
Continental menu with a twist of French and little bit of Irish. I'm addicted to the prince edward musscles. The soups never disappoint . Great wine selection and the specials are always good. Been going there since it opened and always leave happy. The steak with cognac sauce is very good and don't pass the wiener snitzel.
- Pros: Food and Wine
- Cons: Parking
An elegant and outstanding dining experience (without the overpriced Manhattan price-tag)!
by drkittie73
I recently took two of my closest friends, a couple, to Stove, a local Astoria treasure which still seems to be one of the neighborhood's best-kept secrets. I promised them a meal they'd not soon forget, as I had been there not too long ago with another friend who agreed with me that the food was absolutely wonderful. In particular (and I noticed other people who have rated this restaurant have commented on it, too) the warm beet and goat-cheese salad was truly a masterpiece in flavor and presentation: caramelized pralines garnished a mixed spring-green salad, with generous dollops of herbed goat cheese and sliced beets in a balsamic reduction; I spread the delicious cheese on the crusty bread that is served throughout the meal - you could literally make a meal of just the salad and the bread here! For my entree, I ordered a savory goulash; the meat was fork-tender and the sauce was rich and creamy, traditionally prepared with sour cream and loaded with flavorful mushrooms...I dare say it was as good as my grandmother's, in fact! For dessert, I shared a slice of the heavenly cheese cake, which is smooth as velvet yet light as air, floating on a bed of oreo-cookie crumb crust - divinely satisfying but mysteriously not over-filling! It must be the fresh-whipped cream that the chef prepares to make this sinfully delicious treat...
And who could forget the sumptuous fruity cocktails? I don't quite remember what the concoction was, but I remember it had Malibu (what can be bad about that?) and was the perfect salute to a summer evening...
My friend, who also enjoys cooking as I do, is usually difficult to impress, especially since he's born & raised in Astoria. His fiancee, my best friend, is a great fan of fine cuisine, and the three of us agreed that this is by far one of Astoria's finest restaurants - I can't believe I've lived here nearly 8 years and have only discovered it now! Treat your loved ones to this little gem - a great staff at a terrific dining spot!
- Pros: Pleasant atmosphere; lovely garden in back, not too crowded, within walking distance from train and/or bus
- Cons: can't think of any!!!
Amazing Irish Food!
by viictorious
I've been wanting to come to this restaurant for a while. A friend told me about it but I just hadn't had the chance until last week. The food was absolutely phenomenal! And the waitress was very confident in answering our questions. We got the appetizer special for the night which was a crock of mac n cheese, I can't describe it much but it was really good! It was garnished with crumbs of some kind which gave it an interesting texture. Then we went on to have the ribeye steak? I don't know, some kind of steak. And I got the pork chop, ordered medium. Our food came out and we tasted it. I just couldn't believe that food this good was right down the block from us! My pork chop could have been a bit tastier. I had it with the french fries and they were good but it also came with a warm tomato and zucchini salad. But it was really juicy. They won't go beyond medium for health reasons. I'm not always a steak person, but I tried the steak. It was so juicy at medium and the sauce was unbelievable. Our waitress told us about the sauce but I wasn't expecting it to be that great. I don't know how traditional the food is at Stove, but it makes for really good Irish food! I haven't had a steak that good in the city. I've had only a few but none that can come close to that one.
- Pros: Outside garden during summer, friendly staff and chefs. Comfortable.
- Cons: Ambience is okay, hardly any decor. Alright lighting.
Response from this business
dhughes-1– July 12, 2008 at 11:45:09 PDT
Hi
I would just like to say Thank you for your wonderful review of our restaurant. We really appreicate your business and we look forward to serving you in the future.
Thanks again
Declan and Staff
Love it !!!
by FulalahBaker
I just visited this place last Friday and everything was delicious ! My friend and I split the warm beet salad appetizer and we both had the sea bass special. Our waitress was very helpful and patiently answered all our questions. The prices are very reasonable, especially when you take the quality into account. Make sure not to judge too quickly, this place looks like nothing from the sidewalk and the inside decor isn't exactly chic, but you'll forget all about that as soon as your food arrives. My only "complaint" was that a slightly overeager busboy kept trying to clear our plates long before we were done, as we were determined to finish every crumb.
Strangely its almost a little hard to describe Stove, because its sort of like a regular ( very good ) restauraunt. I wouldn't agree with those who describe the food as french - I don't think there were any traditionally "french" items on the menu, nor did I see (or taste) any evidence of french cfooking techniques. But who cares - whatever they're doing the results are great !
- Pros: the food. mmmmm....the food.
- Cons: decorated grandma style
Response from this business
dhughes-1– July 12, 2008 at 11:47:55 PDT
Hi
Thank you for your generous review and I apologize for my delay in acknowledging your feedback.
Thanks so much for your business and we look forward to serving you again.
Declan
Stove
One of my top two fave restaurants in Astoria!
by SuthrnChica
I know it says that this is a french restaurant but they serve Shepherd's pie and when I went a few weeks ago most of the staff was Irish, but that was not a problem at all! In fact, we had the most wonderful waitress and she was so helpful recommending a bottle of wine for my father and I. She was incredibly patient and the bartender who served us while we waited just a few short minutes for our table was extremely friendly as well. The prices are incredibly fair, especially for the portions and quality of the food! The feel of Stove is somewhat intimate, and my father and I both commented upon leaving (as the Chef himself said goodnight and thank you to us from the bar) that we felt as if we had been over at friends' house for dinner. The food was excellent! My dad had a crab cake appetizer and he did not leave a single bit on the plate, he said it was great. I had the warm goat cheese salad with candied nuts and it was by far the best goat cheese salad I've ever had. For our entrees, my dad had the open face tuna special topped with shrimp, scallops and mussels. He said it was delicious and rich, and the portion was so large he could not finish it. I ordered the pork chop with apple compote and it was just as good. The chop itself was enormous and I believe I had to take over half of it home in a to-go container. The ambiance was relaxing and comfortable and the entire experience was perfect. I will be taking my mother here in a few weeks when she comes to visit!
- Pros: Great food, great prices, great staff
Response from this business
dhughes-1– July 12, 2008 at 11:52:06 PDT
Thank you for your generous review and I apologize for my delay in acknowledging your feedback.
Your patronage is very important to us and we look forward to serving you again.
Declan
Stove
Beats the city
by warrenyee
My girlfriend and I popped into this place for an early dinner. I had the chicken curry special and she had the pasta special which consisted of portobello mushroom filled ravioli with a marsala sauce. Everything was fantastic. The service was great and the prices were amazing. We finished the meal with their oreo crusted cheesecake topped with homemade whipped cream which was absolutely delicious. Main course, desert and we both had a glass of wine and the total came out to $55 - you really can't beat that and it sure beats the city.
If you ever find yourself in Astoria - you must give this place a try.
Response from this business
dhughes-1– July 12, 2008 at 11:53:13 PDT
Thank you for your generous review, I apologize for my delay in acknowledging your feedback.
Your patronage is very important to us and we look forward to serving you again.
Declan
Stove
Love this place
by adiedus
Love this place, they have great food I have been there a few times and every time i was more than satisfied with food and service which is very attentive ...Great chocolate mouse...mmmm
- Pros: Great Food Great Service
- Cons: NONE!
Hands down the BEST kept secret in Queens
by palmtree26
There's something about a place a bit off of the beaten path. Stove is a few blocks off of the well-known Steinway Street in Astoria, but its non-central location only makes it more intimate and quaint of a venue. The food...first rate. Always an abundance of eloquently prepared, fresh and most importantly delicious specials of the night. Coming from a perspective of one that frequents restaurants all over Manhattan and the tri-state, I tell you no lies this is one of my absolute favorites. The value for your money is unbelievable. (The house salad/ or caesar salad is delicious with homemade dressing only $4.50!! / Rarely a special over $25). The chefs are very creative...think all american cuisine with a fusion of anything and everything-especially when it comes to the specials!
The service...since its a mom and pop shop type of a place you are treated like family. The wait staff are friendly and sweet.
The price...as I had previously mentioned, you get the max for the minimum $$. This place is one big review away from blowing up.
All in all, an absolute pleasure...I dare you to have a less than fabulous meal at Stove!
- Pros: food amazing
- Cons: location a bit off of the beaten path...but this becomes a pro for the most part.







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