The Queensboro
American restaurant · Jackson Heights ·
Rustic-chic comfort fare, cocktails, and community-minded spirit
Rustic-chic comfort fare, cocktails, and community-minded spirit
"A Jackson Heights restaurant is hosting a six-course Korean-and-Latin meal by chef Scott Park on Monday, March 3 at 6 p.m.; 10 percent of the $90 ticket sales will go to the restaurant-focused food nonprofit’s food relief mission. The broader East in Queens Restaurant Month runs Saturday, March 1 through Monday, March 31, during which participating restaurants will donate one dollar from every sale of Sunnyside brewery Alewife Brewing’s collaboration beer Queens Together pilsner to the organization; there are 20 restaurants participating so far, and donors can also be entered into a raffle for restaurant gift certificates, U.S. Open tickets, or a case of beer." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Every morning at 8am, this American spot in Jackson Heights updates its takeout menu with a new three-course delivery option that’s meant to feed around four people. Usually, it involves meat and veggies of some kind, plus a side like potatoes which you can pick up or get delivered between 4pm and 6pm. They also have a bunch of beer and wine you can bring home, too." - hannah albertine, nikko duren
"The Queensboro doesn’t have a motto, but if it did, it could be something like “Salad and chicken? We have that.” This Jackson Heights spot serves pizza, pasta, various vegetables, as well as some entrees like steak and a burger. Exciting? Not so much. Useful? Very. As an added bonus, the big space has potted plants and leather booths. Try it for brunch, when there will most likely be a ton of babies running around." - bryan kim, hillary reinsberg
"This American spot has all their soups, salads, pizzas, and mains available for delivery and pick up (as well as a bunch of beer and wine you can bring home). They’re taking online orders directly through their website." - hannah albertine, nikko duren, bryan kim, arden shore, matt tervooren
"The Queensboro doesn’t have a motto, but if it did, it would be something like: “Salad and chicken? We’ve got that.” This Jackson Heights spot serves pizza, pasta, and vegetable sides, as well as some entrees like steak and a burger. Thrilling? Not so much. Useful? Very. As an added bonus, the big space has potted plants and leather booths. Try this spot for brunch, when there will most likely be a ton of babies running around, so no one will hear you and your family fighting about the quality of the CBS show The Good Wife." - hannah albertine, kenny yang
