Best streets in Ridgewood
- Streets
Ranked 1st best street in Ridgewood
"PIECE OF HEAVEN ON EARTH ON BLEEKER STREET"
- ashci08
I fell in love with this street and told the realtor this is where I belong. I brought a house here a couple of months ago and I've been in heaven since. Bleeker street gets a big two thumbs up. I can...
Ranked 2nd best street in Ridgewood
"Great Italian vegetable market!"
- orochi
At the corner of Fresh Pond road and Madison street is Valentino’s, the best Italian vegetable market around. The fruits and veggies are cheap and fresh. The main problem with the place is that it’s s...
Ranked 3rd best street in Ridgewood
"Norman street embodies greenpoint."
- rebeccalynn
Norman Street is a lovely place to walk to take in the true feel of Greenpoint, Brooklyn's home to Polish life and culture. Old ladies sweep their doorways and little shops boast homemade pirogies for...
Ranked 4th best street in Ridgewood
"Very Unique Street on Its own"
- mellowfellow
Wyckoff ave is a decent sized street (spans about a mile in length) that is located in northern brooklyn. The entire Wyckoff street spans from cooper ave to flushing ave. Closer to the cooper ave side...
Ranked 5th best street in Ridgewood
"Competition for Holiday Heaven"
- bolena
A great place to live. It is true that there is not much yard space and the brownstones on this street are all connected together but it is truly an all American Queens neighborhood. Driving or walk...
Ranked 6th best street in Ridgewood
"On Seneca Avenue"
- Macsizzle
Seneca Avenue is a nice street. This neighborhood was also fairly lively and filled with activity, a wonderful place for a young couple or someone new to the city entirely. Living in NYC definitely ha...
Ranked 7th best street in Ridgewood
"Fairview gets thumbs up"
- orochi
Fairview Ave is runs from Cleveland park and ends at Forest Ave. Cleveland park is nice and large, often a little crowded with families and dogs. Where Fairview runs into Forest ave is a stop for the...
Ranked 8th best street in Ridgewood
"Fresh pond road has some good polish delis"
- orochi
This section of Queens is like Greenpoint east, in that there is a growing Polish community. As a result, there are quite a few Polish delis with a great selection of Polish sausages if you're into me...
Ranked 9th best street in Ridgewood
"Good value on a quiet street"
- mmmNyc
Located on the border of Bushwick and Ridgewood, this Queens portion of Jefferson avenue is farily quiet and safe. While the immediate neighborhood has little to offer in terms of culture, nightlife...
Unranked Streets
"Good Street, Weird Name"
- Macsizzle
I think that this was a convenient street with things ranging from restaurants to churches to small service-oriented businesses. There were a lot of people out and about enjoying the street and plenty...
"Good hardware store on Gates"
- orochi
On the corner of Gates Ave and Forest Ave is a great hardware store. It has everything that you need and at a good price. It’s the local hardware store from yesteryear. Not like an impersonal big box...
"Some homes with garages in the basement"
- orochi
The most interesting thing about this road is the style of house you’ll see. In Queens, some of the homes have driveways in the basements. It is an odd looking but functional aspect of city living. Mo...
"Kind of dingy little park"
- orochi
There is not much to 65th place except a few houses and Glen Ridge park. The park is alright. It has handball and basketball courts and a children’s playground. There is also a huge football/soccer fi...
"Nice people, good drivers"
- JFK
There are lots of threes on this street and lots of kids. I liked living here because i was close with the metro and also lots of small eating places. The people living on this street seem to nicer an...
"68th road makes it worth living in queens"
- orochi
Living on 68th road is the best of both worlds. You get the good access to public transportation by living near the M and L lines, without all the detriments of living in Bushwick: run down houses, hi...
"On Schafer Street"
- Macsizzle
With schools and businesses this street is filled with activity. Though it is somewhat behind the curve of cleanliness it was quieter than other streets in the neighborhood. If you're looking to move...
"Asian market and good dry cleaner's"
- orochi
This road is also a shortcut between Myrtle ave and Metropolitan ave, so cars are always tearing up the asphalt. There are a couple churches and some houses with nice yards. It almost feels like the s...
"No So Summer"
- Macsizzle
Though this street is mainly residential, I did like the feel and the location. The traffic was pretty heavy but the street was pretty quiet. I think some of the streets nearby might be a but more des...
"On George Street"
- Macsizzle
This is a mainly residential street in a lively neighborhood in Queens. Though it is lacking in terms of food or fun, it isn't in a nice atmosphere and friendly residents. I think that this is a good...
"On Palmetto Street"
- Macsizzle
This street is filled with several small businesses and places to go. This street had a lot of activity and was a bit dirty and run down. I thought that this was not the most impressive street in Quee...