Where does a guy go in Astoria to meet a Greek girl?

[Christine]

Is it yellow? I've seen an ultra-fancy car every so often not far from here.

A gull-wing Ferrari (?) once pulled up to Corona Ice King while we were getting ices this past summer. That was fun to watch. Even Ferrari drivers like their $2 ices  :lol:

[thanos27]

No the Enzo by me in upperditmars is bright red .

[annoulzz]

I like how you guys changed topics LOL

BTW not all Greek girls have that typical "money-hungry, high-maintenance, my daddy buys me sh*t for me" mentality.

Going back to the OP's Question-- It's hard to meet anyone in a club to begin with because it's loud, which means you cannot hear anything half the time, and girls kind of find it annoying or as a turn off.

I am in a lot of organizations so I tend to meet a lot of people through there. I would suggest you going to the Hellenic-American Chamber of Commerce Events. Their events are typically in Manhattan, but you can meet a lot of Greek-American young adults and network this way. Do you go to church at all?

BTW- I love Caprice, i'm there almost every Saturday :) I can definitely this is the best Greek club in Astoria ;)

[Qnsnative]

the way you meet a greek girl is the same way you meet every other girl: you know! you go up to the tribal chief and tell him how many goats you have and how many you are willing to offer to the clan...then he cuts your balls off because you ask unremarkable questions.....

[spellingwitch]

Would you be kind enough to point them out to me, please.

Just sit at Avenue Cafe a few nights in the summer, you'll see the yellow Lamborghini sooner or later. 

[kempsternyc]

And here I was thinking of posting a "How can I meet a hot Greek guy" thread and this pops up.

[James Maxx]

While it might make for interesting people watching, cafe's aren't really where you go to meet a greek girl. Generally as a culture, an individual coming up to the girls to chat them up is seen as odd. The way in is through a friend, or a friend of a friend. Rarely is there another way into the group. We don't go to cafe's to meet others, but to meet with friends, and meet our friends friends. Clubbing is the same... if a bunch of girls are in a group, it is seen as sort of odd for someone not part of the group, or that they haven't been introduced to, to try and join in.

However, i'm not sure if seeking out a girlfriend based on her culture and ethnicity alone is the best way to go. And speaking as a greek girl, it can be somewhat more challenging to infiltrate this group if you aren't greek...not impossible, just challenging.

And not all greek girls are high-maintenance, but even if that were the case, why does everyone hate on the high-maintenance? Let them spend their money on hair nails and bags...what does anyone else give a s___ about that...live and let live.

Very true

Every Greek girl I met was from a friend or friend of a friend.  Its just how the culture is.

[kmd]

Duh, anywhere. It's astoria after all.