Queens
Sublets in Woodside
Filipino, Irish & fast
One of the most genuinely mixed neighborhoods in the city, and one of the best-connected: the 7, the E, F, M and R, and the LIRR all stop here. Little Manila on Roosevelt Avenue, old Irish bars on Woodside Avenue, and rents well below the river.
Also known as
Woodside takes in Little Manila. Listings in any of them show up here.
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What's in Woodside
Names a local would drop, and what each one actually is. Tap any to see it on a map.
food
Little Manila
Roosevelt Avenue's Filipino stretch: bakeries, turo-turo counters and groceries, the largest concentration in the city.
food
SriPraPhai
The Thai restaurant that people cross the city for, and have since 1990.
nightlife
Donovan's Pub
An Irish pub from 1966 with a burger that regularly wins citywide lists.
activity
61st Street-Woodside
The 7 and the Long Island Rail Road in one station, which is a rare thing outside Manhattan.
park
Doughboy Park
A small triangle with a World War I memorial, and the neighborhood's front garden.
What Woodside is like
Dining
Filipino, Thai and Nepalese, and some of the best of each in the city. SriPraPhai is the famous one.
Nightlife
Irish bars with a long memory and karaoke that runs late.
Green space
Doughboy Park and Windmuller Park; Flushing Meadows is a short ride east.
Getting around
- 752nd St/61st St-Woodside/69th St
- EFMRNorthern Blvd/65th St
- LIRR at Woodside
5subway lines
Why people sublet here
- Little Manila along Roosevelt Avenue
- The 7, E, F, M, R and the LIRR all in one neighborhood
- Long-standing Irish pubs alongside Thai and Filipino kitchens
- Affordable for how fast you reach Midtown