Flushing Local
The 7 train, stop by stop
22 stops from 34 St-Hudson Yards to Flushing-Main St. At 20 of them there's somewhere on LovelyNYC within about six minutes' walk; here they are, nearest first.
34 St-Hudson YardsChelsea
Eat & drink · 3 min · $$$SaverneGabriel Kreuther's wood-fired Alsatian brasserie in Hudson Yards — tarte flambée, venison off the grill and cherry clafoutis.
Experience · 4 min · $$Edge at Hudson YardsStand on a glass floor 100 floors above the West Side.
Eat & drink · 6 min · $$$Ci SiamoA Milan-hotel-handsome Italian room in Manhattan West — caramelized onion torta first, pastas second.
Eat & drink · 7 min · $$$$Chef's Table at Brooklyn FareA spotlit walnut counter in the back of a Hell's Kitchen grocery, now with two Michelin stars under new chefs.Times Sq-42 StMidtown
Eat & drink · 4 min · $Los Tacos No. 1Tijuana-style tacos a block from Broadway, with trompo-cooked adobada and a line that moves fast.Eat & drink · 4 min · $BurgermaniaA certified-halal smash-burger shop a block from Times Square, built on grass-fed beef and crispy-edged patties.
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$BXL CaféMoules-frites and Trappist ales at a Brussels bar a block from Times Square.Eat & drink · 6 min · $Wafels & Dinges (Bryant Park)A liège waffle with spekuloos spread, from the truck that brought Belgian waffles to New York — now a Bryant Park kiosk.7 more near Times Sq-42 St
Experience · 6 min · FreeSummer Movie Nights in Bryant ParkA free film on a giant screen, a blanket on the lawn and the Midtown towers lighting up on summer Mondays.Eat & drink · 6 min · $Royal Grill Halal FoodA Vendy Cup–winning Bangladeshi cart off Times Square — chicken tikka masala and biryani from a family spice blend.
Experience · 6 min · FreeThe Rink at Bryant ParkFree skating under the Midtown towers with your own skates — opens October 28.
Eat & drink · 7 min · $MargonA Times Square Cuban lunch counter since the 1970s — pressed Cubanos, palomilla steak and café cubano.
Place · 7 min · FreeBryant ParkA formal French garden on the roof of the library's stacks, furnished with ten thousand movable chairs.
Experience · 7 min · $$$Big Bands and Cabaret at BirdlandThe jazz club named for Charlie Parker, with a supper-club main room and a cabaret stage downstairs.
Experience · 7 min · $$$Same-Day Theater from the TKTS BoothHalf-price same-day tickets sold under the red steps in Times Square, plus a view straight down Broadway.5 AvMidtown
Eat & drink · 1 min · $$$$Gabriel KreutherGabriel Kreuther's Alsatian dining room on Bryant Park — crystal storks overhead and a sturgeon-and-sauerkraut tart on the plate.
Experience · 1 min · FreeA Free Tour of the Rose Main Reading RoomDocents lead free tours of the Fifth Avenue library, ending beneath the painted ceilings of the Rose Main Reading Room.Place · 2 min · FreeBryant ParkA formal French garden on the roof of the library's stacks, furnished with ten thousand movable chairs.Experience · 2 min · FreeThe Rink at Bryant ParkFree skating under the Midtown towers with your own skates — opens October 28.16 more near 5 Av
Experience · 2 min · FreeSummer Movie Nights in Bryant ParkA free film on a giant screen, a blanket on the lawn and the Midtown towers lighting up on summer Mondays.Eat & drink · 3 min · $Wafels & Dinges (Bryant Park)A liège waffle with spekuloos spread, from the truck that brought Belgian waffles to New York — now a Bryant Park kiosk.
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$$$Sushi ShoKeiji Nakazawa's three-Michelin-star sushi counter off Fifth Avenue — a long, fermented, deeply personal omakase.Eat & drink · 4 min · $Royal Grill Halal FoodA Vendy Cup–winning Bangladeshi cart off Times Square — chicken tikka masala and biryani from a family spice blend.
Experience · 5 min · $$SUMMIT One VanderbiltRide an all-glass elevator up the outside of One Vanderbilt, entered from Grand Central.
Eat & drink · 5 min · $$$Refinery RooftopA year-round Garment District rooftop with the Empire State Building filling the frame.
Eat & drink · 5 min · $$$$Le PavillonDaniel Boulud's olive-tree dining room at One Vanderbilt, with the Chrysler Building over the bar.Eat & drink · 6 min · $$BXL CaféMoules-frites and Trappist ales at a Brussels bar a block from Times Square.
Eat & drink · 6 min · $$$The CampbellA 1920s financier's private palazzo office inside Grand Central, restored as a cocktail bar.Eat & drink · 6 min · $$$$TogyushiA Garment District counter devoted to Zao Wagyu from Yamagata, served by a certified Wagyu Master.
Experience · 7 min · $$The Official Grand Central Terminal TourA 90-minute walk through Grand Central's hidden corners, from the Whispering Gallery to a 1920s tycoon's office.Eat & drink · 7 min · $$$$Palladino's Steak & SeafoodA Rockwell-designed steakhouse on Grand Central's balconies, with prime rib, a bourbon bar and views of the Main Concourse.
Place · 7 min · FreeGrand Central Terminal, Main ConcourseA backwards zodiac, an opal clock, and the landmark fight that saved the city's face.
Eat & drink · 7 min · $$TonchinA refined tonkotsu off Herald Square — seared gyoza, steamed buns and a Bib Gourmand.
Eat & drink · 8 min · $$Katsu-HamaPanko-crusted pork katsu sets and brown curry in a small Midtown tonkatsu house off Fifth Avenue.Eat & drink · 8 min · $MargonA Times Square Cuban lunch counter since the 1970s — pressed Cubanos, palomilla steak and café cubano.Grand Central-42 StMidtown
Place · 3 min · FreeGrand Central Terminal, Main ConcourseA backwards zodiac, an opal clock, and the landmark fight that saved the city's face.Experience · 3 min · $$The Official Grand Central Terminal TourA 90-minute walk through Grand Central's hidden corners, from the Whispering Gallery to a 1920s tycoon's office.Eat & drink · 3 min · $$$$Palladino's Steak & SeafoodA Rockwell-designed steakhouse on Grand Central's balconies, with prime rib, a bourbon bar and views of the Main Concourse.
Eat & drink · 3 min · $$$SakaguraA basement sake bar and izakaya under a Midtown office block, with more than 200 sakes and small plates since 1996.4 more near Grand Central-42 St
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$$The CampbellA 1920s financier's private palazzo office inside Grand Central, restored as a cocktail bar.Eat & drink · 4 min · $$$$Le PavillonDaniel Boulud's olive-tree dining room at One Vanderbilt, with the Chrysler Building over the bar.Experience · 5 min · $$SUMMIT One VanderbiltRide an all-glass elevator up the outside of One Vanderbilt, entered from Grand Central.Eat & drink · 5 min · $$$$Sushi ShoKeiji Nakazawa's three-Michelin-star sushi counter off Fifth Avenue — a long, fermented, deeply personal omakase.Vernon Blvd-Jackson AvLong Island City
Eat & drink · 2 min · $$$Casa EnriqueMichelin-starred Chiapas cooking in a quiet LIC storefront that never stopped being a neighborhood spot.
Eat & drink · 2 min · $$$JoraLIC's Peruvian anchor since 2014 — serious ceviche, better lomo saltado, and pisco sours worth lingering over.
Eat & drink · 2 min · $$MOGMOGA Japanese fish market in Hunters Point with a kitchen — chirashi, kaisen don, unagi bento and kakigori.
Eat & drink · 3 min · $$$$MejuHooni Kim's eight-seat, Michelin-starred counter behind a LIC banchan shop — a tasting menu built on jang.1 more near Vernon Blvd-Jackson Av
Hunters Point AvLong Island City
Eat & drink · 5 min · $$$JoraLIC's Peruvian anchor since 2014 — serious ceviche, better lomo saltado, and pisco sours worth lingering over.Eat & drink · 6 min · $$$Casa EnriqueMichelin-starred Chiapas cooking in a quiet LIC storefront that never stopped being a neighborhood spot.
Place · 7 min · $MoMA PS1An 1890s schoolhouse where the art world keeps its rough drafts and loud ideas.Court SqLong Island City
Place · 4 min · $MoMA PS1An 1890s schoolhouse where the art world keeps its rough drafts and loud ideas.
Experience · 6 min · $$Movement LICRope climbing and bouldering in LIC, with 90-minute intro classes for first-timers.
Eat & drink · 7 min · $$Dutch KillsA neon 'BAR' sign, hand-cut ice, and one of the city's great cocktail rooms hiding on Jackson Avenue.40 St-Lowery StSunnyside
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$CardamomGoan cooking on a Sunnyside side street — vinegar-bright lamb vindaloo and a Bib Gourmand.
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$Bajeko SekuwaA Kathmandu grill house on Queens Boulevard — mutton sekuwa, fried goat head and jhol momo.
Eat & drink · 6 min · $$I Love ParaguayNew York's rare Paraguayan dining room — sopa paraguaya, chipa guasú and empanadas on Greenpoint Avenue.
Eat & drink · 6 min · $$DanubiusSunnyside's warm Romanian room — mititei, sarmale with polenta, and papanași for dessert.46 St-Bliss StSunnyside
Eat & drink · 3 min · $KoraFilipino-flavored brioche doughnuts in Sunnyside — leche flan, ube everything, and an ensaymada croissant.Eat & drink · 3 min · $$Bajeko SekuwaA Kathmandu grill house on Queens Boulevard — mutton sekuwa, fried goat head and jhol momo.Eat & drink · 4 min · $$CardamomGoan cooking on a Sunnyside side street — vinegar-bright lamb vindaloo and a Bib Gourmand.
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$Tito Rad's GrillA Filipino Sunday lunch on Queens Boulevard — crispy pata, citrusy pork-belly sisig, ukoy and halo-halo.5 more near 46 St-Bliss St
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$$Sik GaekSeafood hot pot with live octopus, haemul pajeon and soju under the 7 train — a raucous Korean pocha since 2010.Eat & drink · 4 min · $$KabayanA long, generous Filipino menu on Queens Boulevard — silog breakfasts, kare-kare, sinigang and a kamayan feast to book ahead.Eat & drink · 6 min · $$I Love ParaguayNew York's rare Paraguayan dining room — sopa paraguaya, chipa guasú and empanadas on Greenpoint Avenue.
Eat & drink · 7 min · $$Makina CafeA beloved Eritrean-Ethiopian food truck, finally indoors on Skillman Avenue — two-day doro wat.Eat & drink · 7 min · $Bolivian Llama PartySoupy, crimped Bolivian salteñas, chola sandwiches and mocochinchi at a Sunnyside counter.52 StWoodside
Eat & drink · 2 min · $The WeekenderChili-and-cheese datshi in a Woodside snooker hall — one of the city's first Bhutanese kitchens.
Eat & drink · 3 min · $Prung Asian CuisineA small, woman-owned Thai kitchen on Skillman Avenue, the kind of Queens storefront you hope to stumble into.Eat & drink · 3 min · $$Mis Tierras ColombianasA Colombian asadero under the 7 — bandeja paisa, cazuela de mariscos and fútbol on the projector.Eat & drink · 4 min · $$$Sik GaekSeafood hot pot with live octopus, haemul pajeon and soju under the 7 train — a raucous Korean pocha since 2010.2 more near 52 St
Eat & drink · 5 min · $$KabayanA long, generous Filipino menu on Queens Boulevard — silog breakfasts, kare-kare, sinigang and a kamayan feast to book ahead.Eat & drink · 5 min · $$Tito Rad's GrillA Filipino Sunday lunch on Queens Boulevard — crispy pata, citrusy pork-belly sisig, ukoy and halo-halo.69 StWoodside
Eat & drink · 1 min · $Renee's Kitchenette & GrillKapampangan home cooking under the 7 train since 1992 — sizzling sisig, sour sinigang and oxtail kare-kare.
Eat & drink · 1 min · $$Max's RestaurantThe Manila fried-chicken institution's New York outpost — unbattered chicken, lechon kawali sisig and halo-halo in Little Manila.Eat & drink · 1 min · $$Kusina Pinoy BistroLittle Manila family cooking — pork belly kare-kare, sisig with an egg, sizzling biko and halo-halo.
Eat & drink · 1 min · $$IhawanCharcoal Filipino barbecue in Little Manila — pork skewers, kare-kare and a banana-leaf kamayan feast.10 more near 69 St
Eat & drink · 2 min · $Phil-Am Food MartLittle Manila's original grocery, since 1976 — pandesal, ensaymada, kakanin and house-cured longganisa on 70th Street.
Eat & drink · 3 min · $$$Sushi on MeA basement omakase counter on Roosevelt Avenue where fifteen courses come with unlimited sake, music, lights and chefs who toast along with you.
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$Jaew HonIsan-style Thai hot pot up a flight of stairs on Roosevelt Avenue — herbal jaew hon and fiery tom zap broths, garlic fried rice and late hours.
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$SriPraPhaiWoodside's Thai pioneer since 1990 — papaya salad, pork larb, duck green curry and a garden out back.Eat & drink · 6 min · $Purple DoughEverything ube near Little Manila — baked ube and calamansi doughnuts, ube leche flan and a tall halo-halo.Eat & drink · 6 min · $Kabab KingThe 24-hour Pakistani grill at the heart of Jackson Heights — biryani at any hour.Eat & drink · 6 min · $TongBangladeshi fuchka with tamarind water from the truck that started the craze on 73rd Street.Eat & drink · 7 min · $Nepali Bhanchha GharHome-style Nepali cooking by the 74th Street el — momo-crawl champion, now on the NYT's 100 best list.Eat & drink · 7 min · $AMDO KitchenBeef momos with red and white sauce from a Tibetan truck at the foot of the 74th Street subway.
Eat & drink · 7 min · $PhayulA second-floor Tibetan dining room above 74th Street — thenthuk, momos, and no concessions.74 St-BroadwayJackson Heights
Eat & drink · 1 min · $Nepali Bhanchha GharHome-style Nepali cooking by the 74th Street el — momo-crawl champion, now on the NYT's 100 best list.Eat & drink · 1 min · $AMDO KitchenBeef momos with red and white sauce from a Tibetan truck at the foot of the 74th Street subway.Eat & drink · 1 min · $PhayulA second-floor Tibetan dining room above 74th Street — thenthuk, momos, and no concessions.Eat & drink · 1 min · $Kabab KingThe 24-hour Pakistani grill at the heart of Jackson Heights — biryani at any hour.18 more near 74 St-Broadway
Eat & drink · 2 min · $TongBangladeshi fuchka with tamarind water from the truck that started the craze on 73rd Street.Eat & drink · 3 min · $$Jaew HonIsan-style Thai hot pot up a flight of stairs on Roosevelt Avenue — herbal jaew hon and fiery tom zap broths, garlic fried rice and late hours.Eat & drink · 4 min · $$$Sushi on MeA basement omakase counter on Roosevelt Avenue where fifteen courses come with unlimited sake, music, lights and chefs who toast along with you.
Eat & drink · 4 min · $Birria-LandiaThe original birria truck under the 7 train — crisp, chile-red tacos dipped in consommé on Roosevelt Avenue.Eat & drink · 5 min · $$Angel Indian RestaurantBib Gourmand cooking on 37th Avenue — goat biryani under a pastry lid, sliced open at the table.Eat & drink · 5 min · $Phil-Am Food MartLittle Manila's original grocery, since 1976 — pandesal, ensaymada, kakanin and house-cured longganisa on 70th Street.Eat & drink · 6 min · $$IhawanCharcoal Filipino barbecue in Little Manila — pork skewers, kare-kare and a banana-leaf kamayan feast.Eat & drink · 6 min · $$Kusina Pinoy BistroLittle Manila family cooking — pork belly kare-kare, sisig with an egg, sizzling biko and halo-halo.Eat & drink · 6 min · $$Kitchen 79Jackson Heights' southern-leaning Thai room — Had Yai fried chicken, crying tiger and roti massaman.Eat & drink · 6 min · $$Max's RestaurantThe Manila fried-chicken institution's New York outpost — unbattered chicken, lechon kawali sisig and halo-halo in Little Manila.
Eat & drink · 6 min · $Arepa LadyThe street-cart legend of Roosevelt Avenue, now griddling her arepas indoors on 37th Avenue.Eat & drink · 7 min · $Renee's Kitchenette & GrillKapampangan home cooking under the 7 train since 1992 — sizzling sisig, sour sinigang and oxtail kare-kare.Eat & drink · 7 min · $Pata PapleanA twenty-seat Thai bar on Woodside Avenue for small, dark bowls of boat noodles — order two or three.
Eat & drink · 7 min · $$Zaab ZaabFiery Isan cooking from northeast Thailand — duck larb, som tum and crying tiger — at its Elmhurst original.Eat & drink · 7 min · $$Spicy ShallotA flower-filled corner room on Little Thailand's main block, with duck curry, crab fried rice and lychee martinis — family-run since 2005.Eat & drink · 8 min · $Khao KangSouthern Thai curries over rice, pointed out at a steam table — and a top-twenty NYT pick for 2026.Eat & drink · 8 min · $Khao NomKhao Kang's made-to-order sibling — curry puffs, red pork over rice and a case of Thai sweets.Eat & drink · 8 min · $$Ayada ThaiA Woodside Avenue anchor since 2008 — raw shrimp salad, sour kang som curry and crispy duck panang.82 St-Jackson HtsElmhurst
Eat & drink · 3 min · $$Terraza 7A small Elmhurst bar named for the 7 train, where Latin jazz, salsa, cumbia and Afro-Latin roots music play almost every night.Eat & drink · 4 min · $$Kitchen 79Jackson Heights' southern-leaning Thai room — Had Yai fried chicken, crying tiger and roti massaman.Eat & drink · 5 min · $La Gran Uruguaya BakeryAlfajores, medialunas, and all-day cortados — the Rioplatense end of 37th Avenue.Eat & drink · 5 min · $$La FustaA family-run Argentine grill on Baxter Avenue since 1970 — empanadas, charred skirt steak and a mixed grill for two with a bottle of malbec.90 St-Elmhurst AvElmhurst
Eat & drink · 1 min · $Antojitos Doña FelaA weekend Peruvian cart from an Arequipa family — tamales, chicharrón and home-style stews on Roosevelt Avenue.Eat & drink · 3 min · $$WariqueAnticuchos, lomo saltado and leche de tigre ceviche in a calm Jackson Heights room built for sharing.Eat & drink · 5 min · $La Gran Uruguaya BakeryAlfajores, medialunas, and all-day cortados — the Rioplatense end of 37th Avenue.Eat & drink · 7 min · $$Terraza 7A small Elmhurst bar named for the 7 train, where Latin jazz, salsa, cumbia and Afro-Latin roots music play almost every night.Junction BlvdJackson Heights
111 St
Mets-Willets Point
Flushing-Main StFlushing
Eat & drink · 1 min · $New World Mall Food CourtSome thirty stalls under one roof — Lanzhou knife-cut noodles, pan-fried pork buns and rice rolls below Roosevelt Avenue.
Eat & drink · 1 min · $$Shanghai You GardenTen colors of soup dumpling on 40th Road — crab and pork is the classic, the giant one comes with a straw.
Eat & drink · 2 min · $Joe's Steam Rice RollStone-ground cheung fun steamed to order in the New World Mall — the stall that started a rice-roll renaissance.Eat & drink · 2 min · $Old Captain's DumplingShandong-style mackerel dumplings folded in view on 40th Road, plus lacy pan-fried pork and shrimp.14 more near Flushing-Main St
Eat & drink · 3 min · $Tai Pan BakeryA Hong Kong-style bakery on Main Street — warm Portuguese egg tarts, buns and sesame balls.
Eat & drink · 3 min · $$Alley 41A quiet, modern Sichuan room off Main Street — mapo tofu, cumin beef and pork belly rolls, Michelin Bib Gourmand.Eat & drink · 3 min · $Eight Jane FoodA two-person Main Street stall making jianbing, the egg-and-cruller breakfast crepe, from the morning on.Eat & drink · 3 min · $Maxi's NoodleHong Kong wonton noodles done right — springy egg noodles, big wontons, dace fish balls on the side.Eat & drink · 4 min · $$Jiang NanFlushing's polished Peking duck room — pancakes on a silver tray, soup dumplings and a koi pond.
Eat & drink · 4 min · $$Fang Gourmet TeaA hushed gong fu tea room below Main Street — rock teas and aged pu-erhs, steeping by steeping.Eat & drink · 4 min · $$$Nong Geng JiA Hunan group's first US dining room — pepper pork stir-fry and tea-oil chicken, family-style over rice.Eat & drink · 4 min · $$Xie BaoA food-court counter devoted to golden crab roe — over noodles, in broth, in soup dumplings.Eat & drink · 5 min · $$$Chong Qing Lao ZaoChongqing hot pot in a stage-set village of grass huts and water wheels — two broths, a sauce bar, open late.Eat & drink · 5 min · $$Asian Jewels Seafood RestaurantCart-service dim sum in a multi-room Cantonese hall — har gow, shumai and rice rolls at speed.Eat & drink · 5 min · $White BearA closet-sized Flushing shop and the #6 — chili-oil wontons people cross boroughs for.Eat & drink · 5 min · $Xi'an Famous Foods (Flushing)The Flushing-born Xi'an counter — spicy cumin lamb on wide hand-ripped noodles, back in its home neighborhood.Eat & drink · 6 min · $$Szechuan Mountain HouseLantern-lit Sichuan with a flair for theater — the Flushing original, pork belly on a clothesline and all.
Eat & drink · 6 min · $$Nan Xiang Xiao Long BaoFlushing's defining soup-dumpling house — glass-walled pleaters and the pork-and-crab standard since 2006.
Stops follow a typical weekday midday 7 trip in the MTA's published timetable, so part-time branches and late-night changes aren't shown. Walking times are estimates on the street grid. Check service changes on mta.info before you ride; LovelyNYC is not affiliated with the MTA.