Queens' sleeper hit. Amazing Art Deco architecture in the Gardens district, solid Irish pubs, and probably the best Romanian food in NYC. Super diverse, relatively affordable, and close to everything. Sunnyside Yards might get decked over someday, but for now it's keeping things real.

Neighborhood sports pub pouring strong margaritas and extensive beers alongside comfort classics like burgers and fried chicken in a lively, TV-filled setting with weekend crowds.

Historic Irish pub since 1966 serving award-winning half-pound burgers with charred crust, shepherd's pie, and Guinness. Dark wood, stained glass, fireplace create authentic neighborhood atmosphere, though recent consistency varies.

Cozy Swiss chalet-style eatery serving authentic Paraguayan cuisine. Family-run gem offers traditional dishes like chipa guazu and mbeju. Warm atmosphere showcases Paraguay's natural beauty and ancient ruins.

Family-inspired Filipino pastries with inventive twists. Standout spam-cheese croissants and acclaimed donuts. Heritage-rooted flavors honor grandmother's culinary legacy. Beloved Sunnyside gem with devoted following.

Century-old antique bar anchors this exposed-brick LIC gem featuring nightly live music, ivy-draped garden patio, extensive tequila selection, and authentic neighborhood charm until 2 AM.

Former food truck turned blush-pink Sunnyside gem serving soulful Eritrean-Ethiopian fare with house-made injera, berbere prawns, and Italian-influenced desserts in a welcoming neighborhood setting.

Hidden Sunnyside gem. Sourdough-crust pizzas with 72-hour fermentation. Classic and innovative toppings. Family-owned, community-focused. Warm hospitality. Accessible from 7 train. Diverse menu appeals to varied tastes.

Sunnyside

43 Bar & Grill

Donovan's

I love Paraguay

Kora Bakery

Maggie Mae's Bar

Makina Eritrean-Ethiopian Eatery

Philomena's Pizza