Anyone suggest a good brunch in Queens?

Hey all, I just had fish and chips last night at a place called The Chipper on Queens Blvd and 42nd Street. The chips were great and the fish, a fried cod, was amazing. The golden crust was delicious. There’s no tables,...

anyone else heart-broken to see the Crusty Loaf go away? man, they had really great dark rye, and I loved their tuscan loaf. bummer.

. I haven’t been there enuff to say much, but my israeli friends like it. maybe you should try it. It has valet parking. There is Hapina Hapina (Israeli) on Main St in Kew Gardens Hills (make a right on main from union.)...

What is everyone’s favorite hole in the wall restuarant in queens that ahs delicious food

Gardens on busy Queens Blvd, and near a bunch of bail bond and check cashing places. However, if you drop of your guests at the door, go 100 yards, turn right and turn right, you’ll have free validated parking in a safe,...

It’s not on the westside and I haven’t eaten there in a couple years (since I moved to the westside myself), but D' Amores in Sherman Oaks had the only thing I can call good Sicilian out here. I’m a Queens, NY...

Oneness Heart Fountain (I don’t know if its considered Flushing, or Jamaica)is a great veggie place. They serve a lot of dairy..but you can get around that if need be. Everything I’ve had there had really fresh...

Any recommendations for vegetarian restaurants in Queens, other than Quantum Leap, or the Sri Chinmoy restaurants, Annam Brahma or Oneness-Fountain-Heart. Thanks very much!

part of your route if your hearts are set on that starting and ending point. I’m a huge walker and that sounds like it might be a bit much even to me, maybe it’s doable with enough stops. Alternatively, you could go...

I am looking for a good Chinese (mandarin) restaurant on Queen St E. Someone mentioned The Wokker to me a while back – has anyone tried the food there? Thanks ya’ll, Samantha

Since the weather’s getting cold, what are some places with good, hearty soups in Queens? (not Asian noodles, because I know all good ones already) Seafood gumbo, lobster bisque and clam chowder are my faves.

hearts of palm wild mushrooms streusel – or at least this used to be

So I was thinking... we must have a few upscale restaurants in Queens worthy of their Manhattan counterparts. I am not an expert in the pricey and upscale dining, but only because our wallet doesn’t allow us to indulge....

I’m coming in from out of the area and am considering a visit to the Queen Botanical Garden with my 95 year old Grandpa. I really want to check out the new visitors center. I can’t find any information about the food...