Blogs About or From Queens, New York

Blog and social media site about Astoria, New York. The site's community makes it the go-to source for the latest on Astoria.

Community site and forums for the Queens West towers and Hunters Point neighborhood.

The Sunnyside Post is all the things that a neighborhood blog should be -- timely, lots of updates, tons of inside scoop, and a real love for Sunnyside from its blogger-in-chief Christian Murray.

Blog covers ethnic restaurant and markets in NYC region with lots of great gems in Queens. Highly recommended.

Edible Queens celebrates food and restaurants in the borough. The site and magazine cover the best in local restaurants, farmers markets, and home cooking.

More than a blog, Project Woodhaven is a work of love for the community of Woodhaven. Lots of interesting posts and photos.

Shopping discounts, things to do, and local events by and for parents in Queens, NY.

Oy Vey Rockaway has blogged the Rockaways since the summer of 2010.

Forum for Jackson Heights residents.

Postings from Ozone Park.

Local and national politics and news in Spanish and English.

Outspoken blog fighting the fight against overdevelopment in our borough.

Okay, Forgotten NY isn't technically a blog, but it is frequently update, often with fascinating photos and historic details of Queens neighborhoods.

Notes on local preservation efforts in Forest Hills, Rego Park, Ridgewood, and more communities in central Queens.

The City Birder blogs about NYC birding with amazing animal, butterfly, and bug photos from all over New York. Since the best NYC birding is in Queens, he's often posts about Jamaica Bay and the Rockaways.

Queens Buzz blogs about things to do, business, and more in neighborhoods throughout Queens, New York.

Forum with devoted members sharing the best of Astoria, Queens.

Long Island City blog and forums.

Blogging about issues affecting Forest Hills.

Obsessed with Long Island City.

Blog by travel writer and food lover based in Astoria.

Mets all the way by Matthew Cerrone.

Gothamist loves New York City, and though they don't get out to Queens all that often, when they do, they bring a lot of style.