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  • And it’s not just the fresh ingredients that will keep customers coming back for me. It’s the gracious hospitality with which customers are met. So, even if you’re not from Queens, you definitely want to check out F. Ottomanelli’s Burgers and Belgian Fries. They’re top-of-the-notch and possibly the best in the borough. Read more

  • Bliss 46, Sunnyside

    Located on 46th Street, just around the corner from Queens Boulevard, Bliss 46 offers an elegant ambiance and traditional French cuisine. Read more

  • Di Fiore Marquet’s cozy atmosphere belies its service and food. If you’re in a rush, this is not the place for you. Read more

  • Elevation Burger, Chelsea

    New to Manhattan, Elevation Burger serves up decent organic, grass-fed hamburgers and fries cooked in olive oil. Read more

  • Bonfire Grill, Forest Hills

    Located in trendy Forest Hills, Bonfire Grill serves up delicious sandwiches and tapas. Read more

  • John Brown Smokehouse boasts a simple menu packed with flavorful meat platters. Though it’s far from the train, it’s well worth the walk. Read more

  • Curry Point, Sunnyside

    Fast, cheap, delicious. Three words that embody Curry Point’s cuisine. If you’re seeking the best Indian take-out in Sunnyside, look no further. Read more

  • The Dog and Duck, Sunnyside

    The Dog and Duck, a new gastropub in Sunnyside, serves up traditional Irish fare at affordable prices. Its cozy seating and classic decor feels straight out of Manhattan. Read more

  • Saffron Garden, Sunnyside

    Saffron Garden, serving Indian fare, is a relatively new restaurant on Skillman in Sunnyside. Their food delights the senses, and their cozy decor and superb service sets them apart from other restaurants in the neighborhood. Read more

  • Tangra, Sunnyside

    Tangra, an Indian-Chinese fusion restaurant, should only serve lollypop chicken. End of story. Read more