How many restaurants are in Queens Parks & Open Land?

13 places to eat have at least one city inspection on file, as of October 30, 2026. That includes 1 bakery or dessert shop, because the city inspects those too. By number of places, it's 58th of 58 areas in Queens. Another 4 have applied for a permit with no inspection yet, so some may not be open.

What kinds of food can I find in Queens Parks & Open Land?

Going by the labels owners file with the city: American (10), Latin American (2), and Bakery Products/Desserts (1).

What are the best restaurants in Queens Parks & Open Land?

8 of 13 show an A, and the newest A went to E&C Deli & Restaurant LLC. on October 13, 2026. That letter covers food safety at the last graded inspection. This file has no ratings or reviews, so we don't pick a favorite.

Which street in Queens Parks & Open Land has the most places to eat?

Roosevelt Ave, with 3. 111th St has 2.

How current is this list?

The city's file is dated October 30, 2026. The newest inspection here was E&C Deli & Restaurant LLC. on October 13, 2026. Each place's own date is in its row.

City data dated October 30, 2026

13 Places to Eat in Queens Parks & Open Land

American is the most common label, with 10, then Latin American (2) and Bakery Products/Desserts (1).

3 of the 13 are on Roosevelt Ave, and 2 more on 111th St.

Olmsted Cafeteria shows a C. Terrace on the Park shows a B. 8 show an A. 3 have no letter right now.

The city files parks, cemeteries and similar land under this code. Here that means Flushing Meadows, Citi Field, Forest Park and the golf courses.

The city's name for this area: park-cemetery-etc-Queens, code QN99.

8 A 1 B 1 C 3 no letterOne tile per place. A health grade covers the last graded inspection: food handling, temperatures, cleaning, pests. Taste isn't part of it.

A B C no letter subway station, with its daytime linesNumbers match the table below.

By cuisine

Every place, A to Z

Places to eat in Queens Parks & Open Land, alphabetical
No.	Name	Address	Phone	Grade	Inspected
1	The August Tree	126 Meridian Rd	(917) 536-1436	Grade A	Sep 4, 2024
2	Butter Beans Kitchen	47-01 111th St	(718) 499-0010	Grade A	Dec 12, 2025
3	Citi Field New York Mets Home Clubhouse	123-01 Roosevelt Ave	(718) 595-8100	Grade A	Sep 13, 2025
4	Citi Field New York Mets Visitors Clubhouse	123-01 Roosevelt Ave	(718) 595-8100	Grade A	Sep 13, 2025
5	E&C Deli & Restaurant LLC.	126-96 Willets Point Blvd	(347) 350-4378	Grade A	Oct 13, 2026
6	Forest Park Snack Bar	101 Forest Park Dr	(718) 296-0999	Grade A	May 22, 2026
7	Kissena Park Golf Club	164-15 Booth Memorial Ave	(718) 939-4594	Grade A	May 1, 2026
8	Olmsted Cafeteria	117-02 Roosevelt Ave	(718) 760-1139	Grade C	Mar 18, 2026
9	Skyline Princess Cruise Vessel	1 World's Fair Marina	(646) 523-5945	No letter	May 28, 2026
10	Stadium Deli	127-01 34th Ave	(347) 990-9350	No letter	Aug 28, 2026
11	Terrace on the Park	52-11 111th St	(718) 592-5000	Grade B	Nov 25, 2025
12	World Ice Cafe	48 Meridian Rd	(917) 828-2982	No letter	Oct 17, 2025
13	World's Fair Marina Banquet Hall	1 Worlds Fair Marina	(718) 898-1200	Grade A	Dec 4, 2024

Busiest streets

Roosevelt Ave3
111th St2
Meridian Rd2
34th Ave1
Booth Memorial Ave1
Forest Park Dr1
Willets Point Blvd1
World's Fair Marina1
Worlds Fair Marina1

Applied for a permit, no inspection yet

4 names are on the city's file with no inspection. Some may be about to open, some may never open, and some use a company name. They aren't in the counts above.

Aramark Sports & Entertainment LLC 41 Seaver Way
Aramark Sports & Entertainment LLC 41 Seaver Way
Aramark Sports and Entertainment Services, LLC 41 Seaver Way
Knox Golf Academy 232-01 Northern Blvd

Queens Parks & Open Land: questions

How many restaurants are in Queens Parks & Open Land?: 13 places to eat have at least one city inspection on file, as of October 30, 2026. That includes 1 bakery or dessert shop, because the city inspects those too. By number of places, it's 58th of 58 areas in Queens. Another 4 have applied for a permit with no inspection yet, so some may not be open.
What kinds of food can I find in Queens Parks & Open Land?: Going by the labels owners file with the city: American (10), Latin American (2), and Bakery Products/Desserts (1).
What are the best restaurants in Queens Parks & Open Land?: 8 of 13 show an A, and the newest A went to E&C Deli & Restaurant LLC. on October 13, 2026. That letter covers food safety at the last graded inspection. This file has no ratings or reviews, so we don't pick a favorite.
Which street in Queens Parks & Open Land has the most places to eat?: Roosevelt Ave, with 3. 111th St has 2.
How current is this list?: The city's file is dated October 30, 2026. The newest inspection here was E&C Deli & Restaurant LLC. on October 13, 2026. Each place's own date is in its row.

Next door

Bushwick North 291
Ridgewood 255
Brooklyn Parks & Open Land 23
Cypress Hills & City Line 77
Woodhaven 101
Jamaica Estates & Holliswood 45
Queens Village 68
Oakland Gardens 47
Fresh Meadows & Utopia 56
St. Albans 59
Cambria Heights 20
Laurelton 40
Breezy Point, Belle Harbor, Rockaway Park & Broad Channel 53
Forest Hills 217
Kew Gardens 44
Corona 69
Glendale 59
Flushing 507
Queensboro Hill 30
North Corona 168
East Elmhurst 35
JFK & LaGuardia Airports 55
Jackson Heights 323
Woodside 137
Steinway 157
Maspeth 75
Hunters Point, Sunnyside & West Maspeth 459
Elmhurst & Maspeth 69
Briarwood & Jamaica Hills 63
Kew Gardens Hills 43
Bayside & Bayside Hills 169
Auburndale 40
Bellerose 41
Douglas Manor, Douglaston & Little Neck 67
East Flushing 43
Richmond Hill 130
Astoria 431
Old Astoria 77

Where this comes from

Names, addresses, phones, cuisine labels, grades and dates come from the DOHMH New York City Restaurant Inspection Results on NYC Open Data. The file behind this page is dated October 30, 2026, and its newest inspection is from October 29, 2026. We check for a new file every 24 hours. For the city's own lookup, use ABC Eats.