Neighborhood guide / Queens
Astoria Heights, Queens
Explore Astoria Heights, Queens with a neighborhood outline map, places to eat, parks and landmarks, and nearby transit.
Map of Astoria Heights
● Guide locationP ParkT Rail station
Open street map and zoom in ↗Carlos R. Lillo Park is one public space to look for on your route. Check service to Astoria-Ditmars Blvd if you’re arriving by rail.
Landmarks and public spaces
Parks and places to spend time
- Carlos R. Lillo Park21 Ave., 20 Ave., bet. 76 St. and 77 St.
- Paul Raimonda Playground20 Ave. bet. 47 St. and 48 St.
- Steinway Playground37 St., 38 St., bet. 20 Rd. and 20 Ave.
Designated landmarks
- Abraham Lent House78-03 19Th Road
- Benjamin T. Pike House18-33 41St Street
- Lawrence Family GraveyardSoutheast Corner Of 20Th Road And 35Th Street
Public art and monuments
- Frank J. McManus Memorial81st St. and Ditmars Blvd.
- Christopher ColumbusColumbus Square
Restaurants and local hangouts
These nearby listings come from city records. Check current hours and menus before visiting.
Where to eat
- Caribbean KultureCaribbean · 77-20 21 Avenue
- Nick'S Gourmet DeliSoups/Salads/Sandwiches · 74-15 Ditmars Boulevard
- Bowl 360 AstoriaAmerican · 19-45 49 Street
- Sergio'S Pizza & DeliAmerican · 48-03 Ditmars Boulevard
Cafés and bakeries
- El GrecoCoffee/Tea · 38-07 Ditmars Boulevard
- Thame KafeCoffee/Tea · 23-28 Steinway Street
Getting there
Explore nearby
Steinway Astoria (North)-Ditmars-Steinway Astoria Astoria (East)-Woodside (North) Jackson Heights
Map and listing sources
City Planning boundaries · Neighborhood names · City restaurant records · Parks · Designated landmarks · Public monuments · MTA stations