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Time Out New York / Jul 31, 2008

A subway tour of New York

When you emerge from underground, green parks, quirky shops and amazing ethnic eats await—if you know where to look. We’ve asked locals to lead us to their favorite hidden treasures. Come back each week for the new installment of this eventual 491-part series! (No, for real, we’re doing this for a different stop every week.)

BRONX | BROOKLYN | MANHATTAN | QUEENS | STATEN ISLAND

Queens

	E F V G R, to Forest Hills-71 Avenue: Coffee worth the hype
	A to Ozone Park–Lefferts Blvd: Feast your eyes (and trim your eyebrows) in Little Guyana.
	EV to 23rd St–Ely Ave: Get a load of Long Island City’s art, coffee and afternoon tea.
	7 to 61st St–Woodside: People-watch for days in this multiculti Queens neighborhood.

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