Location: Forest Hills
Top Restaurants in Forest Hills
New York, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Forest Hills
Find out what American restaurants to try in Forest Hills. Coordinates: 40°42′58″N 73°51′00″W / 40.71611°N 73.85000°W / 40.71611; -73.85000
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10. Cobblestone's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By DestinationMoon
We found ourselves on Queens Blvd. looking for an early lunch. When several places were not open despite their advertised times, we were happy to find the Cobblestone Pub which seemed clean and open.There is a separate dining area, so no need to sit at or near the bar. The waitress was very pleasant and accommodating. We each had hamburgers - not the best we had ever had, but made medium rare according to our order and tasty. There was a mountain of french fries that neither of us could finish (the people at nearby table asked for a substitute and were told they could have baked potato, etc as part of the meal if they didn't want fries). Menu is somewhat limited but there were also a few specials listed. Prices were reasonable. I would recommend it to others who happen to be in the area for lunch.
9. Exo Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By 17cathy2015
Came for brunch. Asked about the egg dish and it did not come with toast. How do you eat eggs without toast. I had the egg, cheese and bacon on a ciabatta. It came with fries but I want d something more healthy, they suggested a salad but that's all they had to offer. Do not get the crab cake dish.
8. Woodhaven House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By barry m
i come here occasionally, especially when they have a promotion like a Groupon.As true with other reviewers, they are kind of picky about where you sitand what you order if you have a promo. Not really a "promo friendly" restaurant...surprising since they regularly offer promos. I generally feel their service level is below average.That said, they serve above average bar food, such as wings, pizza, mussels,as well as "restaurant entrees". Generally we liked the things we ordered there.
7. Austin Public
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Carlito106
Stopped in here at 11:10 because the station house wasn't open until noon. Decent place. Asked the bartender (Samantha) a silly question about session IPAs to which she gave a really puzzled look like "why drink beer with low alcohol??" She was right to be confused. We got bloody Mary's to start, which were super strong.
6. Jack & Nellie's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Selgart8
This used to be one of my favorite restaurants in Forest Hills but it seems that over the years the quality of their food has deteriorated while prices remain the same. I ordered the charcuterie board and hanger steak. The speck was really dry although the rest of the meats & cheeses were decent. My hanger steak came out a bit burnt despite asking for it to be cooked medium. The staff was kind but a bit standoffish. I'll never say that this is a bad restaurant but they really need to get it together. Not sure if I'll return.
5. Keuka Kafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By DT25
The restaurant is small but the menu is large, as are the hearts of the owners. We reserved a table for five (not always available) and all had a wonderful time with the food, wine, and service. We shared a plate of cheeses selected well by Oleg, and a plate of fine olives. Everyone was very pleased with their dinner selections: fish tacos (listed as an appetizer but large), artichoke stuffed with cheese and a beet salad, chicken tikki marsala entrée, and two different thin crust pizzas. Oleg helped us select two excellent bottles of wine. Prices were reasonable especially for NYC, and for the excellent quality of the fare. You donât have to have a full meal with your wine bar experience, but the food is worth it. We chose the restaurant because of the name- we live on Keuka Lake half the year- but we will return for the experience.
4. Dirty Pierre's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By SM592013
Had dinner with my wife and a friend and were so pleased with every aspect of the place. food was excellent, served quickly and piping hot. Small wait staff (small space) were very attentive and helpful with menu suggestions. Bar had a great atmosphere, lots of locals and definitely a very mixed crowd. Sangria was very good.
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3. Forest Hills Station House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Our mission at Forest Hills Station House is to focus on what's current and fun in the modern restaurant business. Our well trained and knowledgeable staff is eager to guide you towards a great bourbon, rye, craft beer, or cocktail to pair with our chef's
Reviewed By FlorinSmical
Very good looking place and good service. I was surprised by their spring burger and the delicious sweet potatoes fries. I recommend this place.
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2. Bareburger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By O6551KYwalterb
Family restaurant on busy Austin Street in Queens (Lots of kids with parents). Atmosphere is great. Ate their famous Bison Burger and the fame is deserved. Wonderful taste and consistency and I did not feel over-stuffed, which is a plus for a man in his late 50s. Healthier than other burgers out there. Salads also delicious and Sangria was sublime. Menu layout is new and more complex than necessary. Overall, it was a satisfying experience
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1. London Lennie's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 292 reviews
Owned and operated by the Barnes Family since 1959, London Lennieâs has evolved from a quintessential fish-nâ-chips shop to the premier seafood restaurant in Queens. London Lennieâs is notorious for the best in fresh, local seafood selected daily at the w
Reviewed By creativetraveler
We went to this restaurant to celebrate our friendâs 80th birthday. Although we traveled a distance to eat here because we wanted a special dinner, our waiter seemed uninterested in serving us. A simple request for an extra glass was met with the response: itâll be a few minutes. Really? The bar was a few feet away. When we told him that we were ready to order, he told us he would take it in a few minutes. This was how the whole lunch went. My request for no garlic was not heeded and was sick all evening. He even forgot to put a candle on the birthday girlâs dessert even though he was told. This is not a cheap restaurant - the bill was about $50 per person for lunch. Unfortunately the tip was automatically added, otherwise I would have left far less. There was no need to please us when you know you are getting 18% of the bill. We will never go here again! He truly spoiled the day for everyone, but especially the birthday celebrant.
