Park Side Restaurant

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in:Best italian-american restaurant for an Italian tourist visiting 6 pts
replying to u/mikebassman: likely you are best off in the boroughs where italian/american spots from eons back still thrive. In manhattan there is john’s of 12th street, maybe emilio’s ballato. arthur avenue in the bronx, a number of places in brooklyn. I am in queens and for that genre look at manducatis, parkway in corona, and armondo’s. FYI the boros are all accessible via subway, and are perfectly safe.
“very well done American Italian.”
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in:The best garlic knot in NYC is not what you expect5 pts
“The best garlic knots in the WORLD (not just NYC) were at Parkside on Flatbush Avenue. Omg. Still dream about the ones with cheese.”
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in:Italian spots with the best table bread in Manhattan?3 pts
“Queens but Parkside has the best I’ve seen”
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in:Looking for romantic restaurant in Manhattan/Brooklyn3 pts
replying to u/dummonger: I am going to my favorite restaurant in NYC on Valentine’s Day: Park Side. It’s in Queens though and extremely old school, like walking into a Time Machine of old NYC. However, if you’re looking for something a little nicer, may I recommend Keen’s? It’s very classy, centrally located and has been great forever.
“The house red at Park Side is unbelievable too, that place is a gem!”
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in:Where can I find something similar to Texas roadhouse rolls and butter?2 pts
“Parkside restaurant in Corona queens has an epic bread basket”
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in:Looking for romantic restaurant in Manhattan/Brooklyn2 pts
replying to u/WillPE: The house red at Park Side is unbelievable too, that place is a gem!
“I love everything about that place. The homemade bread. The little bruschetta they bring you. The service.”
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in:NYC's Best Chicken Parm?2 pts
replying to u/TomStarGregco: I went a couple of years ago the food was amazing the service left a lot to be desired. One of these days I will give it another chance.
“I’ve always had wonderful service there. It feels so old school.”
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in:Looking for a good Italian restaurant budget 200$-300$1 pts
replying to u/count-trapula: Parkside in corona queens
“Had it 3x past year and gone downhill quick since the dad passed”
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in:Where is this in NYC?1 pts
“Made feel like I’m worthless. Had to get up twice and find the waiter to ask where our food was, and I’m a very patient person.”
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in:Suggestions Italian restaurant 1 pts
“For decent old school red sauce type place that won’t blow your mind but will be fun I’d say joes in ridgewood or park side in corona (lemon ice king is close by too) to be clear these places are more for the atmosphere than the food”
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in:Best italian-american restaurant for an Italian tourist visiting 1 pts
replying to u/rb56redditor: This is good advice. I can attest to the one in Corona, I believe they are referring to "Parkside", very well done American Italian. Usually good atmosphere, if you're lucky maybe a table or two of "colorful" local Italian characters. Check out lemon ice king nearby if it's open, but bring your own napkins.
“parkside is awesome and very affordable compared to similar spots”
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in:What’s the best restaurant you know in NYC?29 pts
“Best meal I had normal: Park Side in Corona”
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in:Creating a list of classic Queens spots, any recommendations?19 pts
“Here's some spots I consider classic.”
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in:Favorite places for Italian Cuisine in NYC?15 pts
“Parkside in Corona (actually my fave red sauce joint recommended to me by my mobbed up boss)”
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in:red sauce Italian14 pts
“Parkside in Corona (Queens)”
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in:What are some good Italian restaurants to take 7 midwestern dudes (all in their 60s) who have never been to NYC?13 pts
“Park Side in Queens is an absolute classic”
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in:The Best Free Table Bread In NYC, Ranked - New York - The Infatuation11 pts
“Park side in queens”
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in:What’s one underrated NYC restaurant you always take out-of-towners to (that’s not super touristy)?10 pts
“Everyone always loves it”
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in:Don Peppe. Very disappointing.10 pts
“If you really want a mob lore connected Italian restaurant, Trek over to Park Side over in Corona and be done with it.”
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in:Red Sauce Italian8 pts
“Parkside if you are willing to make the trek to corona.”
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in:your top 5 NYC restaurants7 pts
“Parkside”
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in:What’s the best restaurant you know in NYC?7 pts
replying to u/JFK2LAXTrojan: Tell me more about park side - looks perfect
“Really fun extremely old school red sauce Italian American.”
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in:Italian Restaurants overlooked by Eater NY7 pts
“No one is going to mention the GOAT that is Parkside?”
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in:Looking for romantic restaurant in Manhattan/Brooklyn7 pts
“I am going to my favorite restaurant in NYC on Valentine’s Day: Park Side.”
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in:What are some good Italian restaurants to take 7 midwestern dudes (all in their 60s) who have never been to NYC?7 pts
“Parkside in corona queens”
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in:Help me make my family’s first trip to NY spectacular with food!6 pts
“Park Side in Corona or Manducatis in LIC are good and could not be more old school.”
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in:More Places Like Don Pepe's and L&B Spumoni?6 pts
“Parkside in Corona, then there’s Lenny’s clam bar in Howard beach those are pretty good old school red sauce joints”
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in:Affordable Must-Try Spots Around Long-Island City?6 pts
“Parkside is an amazing Italian sit down place”
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in:What’s the best restaurant you know in NYC?5 pts
replying to u/dummonger: Best meal I had fancy: Per Se circa 2015ish or Aska circa 2023. Best meal I had normal: Park Side in Corona
“Love park side!”
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in:Any Old School Restaurants with a "Frozen in Time" menu?5 pts
replying to u/Cartadimusica: Delmonico
“Parkside is the best Italian outside of Arthur Ave (and maybe even better)”
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in:Current "Classic NYC" suggestions?5 pts
“Park Side”
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in:NYC's Best Chicken Parm?5 pts
“Park Side in Corona for me.”
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in:B-day chicken/veal parm4 pts
“Park Side is my pick. Or Pietros. Those are my two faves.”
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in:Italian restaurants with really good (free) bread?4 pts
“Park Side in corona.”
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in:Best Italian food in NYC?3 pts
replying to u/becksftw: Rezdora is the best Italian restaurant in the city imo.
“Id also add Park Side, Da Nico, Bamonte’s, Spaghetti Incident, and the multiple spots in the Bronx’s Little Italy”
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in:Italian Restaurants overlooked by Eater NY3 pts
“Parkside amazing.”
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in:Looking for a great Italian spot in NYC that’s not IMPOSSIBLE to get into3 pts
“Parkside”
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in:I want to show my friend distinctly American foods in NYC. Where should I bring them?3 pts
“Don Peppe’s or Parkside”
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in:What’s an NYC food opinion that will have you like this?2 pts
“Classic Italian- ParkSide and Trattoria L'incontro”
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in:Italian Restaurants overlooked by Eater NY2 pts
“Park side restaurant in corona is my rec.”
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in:Best Lasagna for family outing in Queens 2 pts
“Acquista, park side”
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in:Best pre-US Open food options in Queens2 pts
“Parkside (Italian food) in Corona - call to make a res in advance!”
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in:Italian restaurants with really good (free) bread?2 pts
“Parkside in Corona”
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in:Group birthday dinner2 pts
“IF you're going to be in Queens, Parkside's the absolute best.”
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in:Moving out of NYC in 3 weeks, must try places? 2 pts
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in:What we ate on a 4.5 day trip to NYC!2 pts
“That place has been a shit hole for at least two decades now.”
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in:My brother wants to eat like Tony Soprano (in queens preferred)2 pts
“park side gets honorable mention.”
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in:Places similar to Carmines2 pts
“Parkside in Corona”
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in:red sauce Italian2 pts
“Parkside in Queens”
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in:NYC Traditional Italian Recommendations2 pts
“Don Pepe and Parkside in Queens are the real deal.”
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