Guidebook for Queens
Essentials
This supermarket provides a variety of grocery items. It caters to all ethnicities.
Food World Supermarket
119-14 Sutphin BlvdThis supermarket provides a variety of grocery items. It caters to all ethnicities.
It is a nearby supermarket where you can pick up various grocery items at a reduced price.
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Fine Fare Supermarkets
175 Clinton StIt is a nearby supermarket where you can pick up various grocery items at a reduced price.
Food Scene
This Portuguese restaurant is also a sports bar. The food and service are good. Prices are reasonable.
A Churrasqueira
9529 Sutphin BlvdThis Portuguese restaurant is also a sports bar. The food and service are good. Prices are reasonable.
McDonald's
88-14 Springfield BlvdParks & Nature
This is a nice beach in the borough of Brooklyn. There is a boardwalk that takes you all the way to Coney Island.The Q train runs there. Nowhere is nicer than Brighton Beach when the sun starts to go down!
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ブライトンビーチ駅
This is a nice beach in the borough of Brooklyn. There is a boardwalk that takes you all the way to Coney Island.The Q train runs there. Nowhere is nicer than Brighton Beach when the sun starts to go down!
It's beautiful with all the trees and the pond. The place is very clean, well kept and safe as the police patrol the area regularly. There is a 7-8-mile walking track. Sometimes, cricket matches and/or concerts are held there. It's great to walk your dog and have a fun day on the outside.
30 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Baisley Pond Park
Baisley BoulevardIt's beautiful with all the trees and the pond. The place is very clean, well kept and safe as the police patrol the area regularly. There is a 7-8-mile walking track. Sometimes, cricket matches and/or concerts are held there. It's great to walk your dog and have a fun day on the outside.
Arts & Culture
ヨークカレッジ
94-20 Guy R Brewer BlvdThere is always some event such as dance concerts taking place at the college.
King Manor is the centerpiece of an 11-acre historic park in Jamaica, Queens. The 18th- and 19th-century house takes its name from Rufus King, a signer of the United States Constitution. In 1805, Rufus King bought an existing farm that included an 18th-century Dutch-style house with an attached Long Island-style "half house." A year after moving in, King added a kitchen to the rear of the Dutch house. He further expanded the structure four years later to its stylish Georgian grandeur by adding a Federal dining room and two bedrooms. After King's death in 1827, his son John lived in the house and added the Greek Revival exterior details, such as the classical portico and entranceway. The house was purchased by the Village of Jamaica in 1896, and two years later, it was transferred to the City. King Manor Museum reopened to the public in 1994.
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King Manor Museum and Park
150-03 Jamaica AveKing Manor is the centerpiece of an 11-acre historic park in Jamaica, Queens. The 18th- and 19th-century house takes its name from Rufus King, a signer of the United States Constitution. In 1805, Rufus King bought an existing farm that included an 18th-century Dutch-style house with an attached Long Island-style "half house." A year after moving in, King added a kitchen to the rear of the Dutch house. He further expanded the structure four years later to its stylish Georgian grandeur by adding a Federal dining room and two bedrooms. After King's death in 1827, his son John lived in the house and added the Greek Revival exterior details, such as the classical portico and entranceway. The house was purchased by the Village of Jamaica in 1896, and two years later, it was transferred to the City. King Manor Museum reopened to the public in 1994.
Entertainment & Activities
コニー・アイランド
Drinks & Nightlife
Sangria
95-41 Sutphin BlvdYou can enjoy drinks, music, food and TV screens
Getting Around
It is the travel hub of Jamaica. The trains connect to Brooklyn, Penn Station, other stops in Queens such as Woodside, Kew Gardens, Forest Hills, Rosedale and also in Long Island. You can take the E or Z train into the City. There are buses to take you in every direction.
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Jamaica station
93-02 Sutphin BlvdIt is the travel hub of Jamaica. The trains connect to Brooklyn, Penn Station, other stops in Queens such as Woodside, Kew Gardens, Forest Hills, Rosedale and also in Long Island. You can take the E or Z train into the City. There are buses to take you in every direction.