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Stove
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citysearch c.
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Given the influx of displaced manhattanites to Astoria, Stove is just what the doctor ordered. Serving the local established community, and the newbies, Stove offers something for everyone. Clientele ranges from familes and couples to singletons enjoying a group night out. \r
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The food is creative, outstanding and suits all palettes. I've had a lot of items on the menu and everything was wonderful. Even the good old shepherd's pie, which a lot of places seem to screw up for whatever reason, is excellent. The soups are all homemade and the chef seems to come up with original takes on standard classics. Check out the indian vol-au-vent if it's on the menu . Another unique thing about Stove is its choice of steaks. As someone who can never finish a full 16oz steak, it's refreshing to see an 8oz option on the menu as well. There is always an ample choice of seafood on the menu, so if you're not all about meat you can still find something you'd like. All the entrees are expertly presented and there is never a need for seconds. The sides are as thoughtfully turned out as the entrees and top marks must go to the kitchen for above average effort. The deserts are made in-house and the trifle is to die for. \r
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The wine list at Stove is not overly complicated but still manages to include interesting wines from all over. \r
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The staff at Stove are warm, welcoming, and eager to explain items on the menu or suggest a companion wine. There is a good-natured ambience in the restaurant that makes people come back again and again. During the summer the garden is open and is a great place to have a leisurely meal. Brunch is served on Sunday's and is a popular choice with the locals. The Irish breakfast is a must have, and if you can't deal with all that meat, there are plenty of other options. \r
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All in all, Stove is definitely worth a visit and, I promise, it won't be your last. Prices are reasonable and you'll agree that it was worth every penny.
Pros: Food, atmosphere, wine, good company
Cons: A bit of a walk from the subway but that shouldn't stop you
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