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Lonely PlanetJul 8

A guide to the Queens Night Market in New York City

Summer in New York City offers all sorts of experiences only available when the rest of the city flees to the beach, and The Queens Night Market is an absolute must.

Local honey vendor selling bee products.

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Queens Night MarketMarketWeekly market featuring cuisine from all over the world.
Mama FoodRestaurantA vendor at the Queens Night Market.
New York Hall of ScienceMuseumThe market is located behind this building.
Arthur Ashe stadiumSightTake the 7 train to Mets-Willets Point station by this stadium.
Flushing Meadows Corona ParkParkWalk through this park to reach the market.
Throggs NectarRestaurantLocal honey vendor selling bee products.
Sabrina’s HennaPlaceCommemorate your evening with a beautiful henna piece.
Joyeria Angelica MariaPlaceSells precious stones and unique handmade jewelry.
Alexis Caribbean KitchenRestaurantServes Guyanese pepperpot, one of the best dishes.
Hong Kong Street FoodRestaurantPopular stall for roasted pork rice noodles.
Emeye Ethiopian CuisineRestaurantPatrons love the sega wat with beef stew and injera.
Buffalo JumpRestaurantDon't miss the Native American fry bread.
BraziliciousRestaurantBrazilicious naturally gluten-free cheese rolls have a crispy, golden brown crust and a soft inside due to the yuca…
Tibetan Nomad MomoRestaurantPopular stall for traditional Tibetan dumplings.

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A guide to the Queens Night Market in New York City