About Us
A Community Restaurant
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The Queensboro opened in 2018 with a goal to provide a welcoming environment for great food and drinks and the intention to be a community resource. Our menu is inspired by Queens and our team's diverse experiences and cultures.
We serve locally-brewed beer, coffee roasted in Long Island City by Native Roasters, and source ingredients from local businesses and the Jackson Heights Farmers Market. The team works to make the Queesnboro a positive force in the community by hiring locally, buying locally, highlighting Queens purveyors, giving free space to community organizations, hosting local musicians and artists, and donating resources to feeding neighbors in need.
The Queensboro partners with organizations like Queens Together, Lion’s Share Food Pantry, and the Jackson Heights Community Fridge.
In 2022, US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez awarded the Queensboro with a Congressional commendation for the team’s work in the community, advocating for One Fair Wage, and supporting the rights of undocumented workers in the hospitality industry.
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Read more:
Time Out New York "The 41 Best Brunch Spots in NYC Right Now"
New York Live - Restaurants Contributing to Maui Relief
The Infatuation "Great Brunch Spots that Take Reservations"
New York Family "10 Best Pancakes in New York City"
Time Out New York "A Lovely Jackson Heights Crowd Pleaser"
Eat Feast NYC "The Best Brunch in Queens — 7 Spots for Tasty Food"
Queens Gazette "The Queensboro"
Time Out New York "This Queens restaurant turns into a work space with good food and vibes"
Eater, "A Guide to the Stunningly Diverse Dining Scene in Jackson Heights"
Edible Communities "Seasonal American Fare with a Queens Twist Comes to Jackson Heights"
Eater "McNally Alum Gets Ambitious for American Restaurant in International Jackson Heights"
"This Jackson Heights spot is big enough to accommodate your extended family’s brunch gatherings where everyone lovingly talks sh*t about how your aunt is always late. You’ll find booths big enough for 15 people, and an American menu with lots of different options. Including some remarkably fluffy pancakes that we’ve been thinking about since we ate them."