Best streets in Jamaica
- Streets
Ranked 1st best street in Jamaica
"Businesses at one end, residential at the other."
- Mitestarossa
89th Avenue is conveniently located next to the Mary Immaculate Hospital and the beautiful and large King Park. There are many large red brick buildings that line the street. It is quite busy in thi...
Ranked 2nd best street in Jamaica
"An Ivy League Street"
- Macsizzle
This street is chalked full of businesses, churches, and places to eat, and there is a nice vibe and overall comfort and ease to the street. I liked how friendly the people were, and ready and able th...
Ranked 3rd best street in Jamaica
"On 90th Avenue"
- Macsizzle
This fractured street in Queens had a lot to offer in terms of small businesses. There's also a school here. I liked the feel of this street. It was kind of noisy though (highway nearby), and the stre...
Ranked 4th best street in Jamaica
"Heavy industrial street running next to the railroad tracks..."
- Mitestarossa
Archer Avenue is a very busy thoroughfare that runs from Guy R. Brewer Blvd. all the way down to the Van Wyck Highway 678 Expressway. It is wall to wall industrial buildings and businesses. Run down...
Ranked 5th best street in Jamaica
"Everything you need at great low prices! "
- jsoto625
Jamaica avenue in Queens, NY is my shopping heaven. They definately do not have the pricey designer bags you can find in the city. In fact, most of the items are just imitations. They are made of the...
Unranked Streets
"On Arlington Terrace"
- Macsizzle
This mainly residential street did have some nice housing options, though I didn't find it to be all that great. All in all, this street was a family street, and a nice oasis from the city.
"A cut through street"
- coolinout
A lot of commuters use Linden Blvd as a cut through to the Van Wyck Expressway. There are local business and gymnasiums on the street with street parking. Not recommend for families with kids. There a...
"Not So Exciting"
- Macsizzle
There are several business on this main street in Queens. It was fairly loud as well. This wasn't really a place I would like to get started living in the city as it is not convenient and not all that...
"Lots of variety!"
- TheOneAndOnly
Liberty has a variety of things to enjoy. It has a college campus close by, plenty of shops, residential homes, and public transportation is easily accessible. This street has a lot of ethnic shops ar...
"On Phroane Avenue"
- Macsizzle
Phrase Avenue is a nice one. I liked the laid-back vibe and fixedly people, as well as the convenience of the other nearby streets. All in all, I think this is one of the better streets in this boroug...
"Not much. Park nearby"
- KeKe82
The St Albans Park is located on the left side of street. There are many nice clean houses and landscaped 1ft yards. The area isn't very clean but it seems like a decent neighborhood. Its just the reg...
"On Remington Street"
- Macsizzle
This street only housed a few small service oriented businesses, like a restaurant, as well as some housing options. The metro station nearby (E, J, Z train at Sutphin Blvd) was not very close. It's...
"On 110th Avenue"
- Macsizzle
This street is filled with various delights, and a lively atmosphere. There are churches as well as a dance school and other small service businesses. Though there isn't much in the way of food and it...
"On 108th Avenue"
- Macsizzle
There are a few churches and a school on this street, making it very family friendly. If you don’t like children, this may not be the area for you! It seemed as though they flooded the block, and thei...
"On South Road"
- Macsizzle
This back road in Queens was nothing more than a parking lot for big rigs. There wasn't any housing or places to go, but it was nearby more interesting streets. Perhaps used mainly as a shortcut, this...
"Where's the Spa?"
- Macsizzle
With a name like Spa Place, I expected palm trees and oceans, and little mixed drinks with umbrellas
inside. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. This short street was residential with no stores or...
"On 138th Place"
- Macsizzle
This area is a bit run down and is definitely not a place I would recommend for living options. The nearby streets capture most of what’s going on in this neighborhood, as this street is mainly reside...
"Getting to and from your means of transportation"
- MLiebers
183rd St runs north from the Long Island Railroad station Hillside Facility. The road provides good access to this facility. It then passes a small city park with tennis courts before it hits Hillsi...
"On Waltham Street"
- Macsizzle
On this street, you'll find a variety store and a church, but not much in the way of food or shopping. I think that this is a nice street, but is very different from Manhattan in that it is more like...
"Small And Residential"
- Macsizzle
This small street didn't have anything to offer. With no businesses and nowhere near transportation, I think it's not worth your consideration when coming to the city. I find Queens to be a bit touch...