Angelo came to this country in the late 1930's, settling in New York. He has worked a lifetime making great pizza, first at pizza shops around the city and then at his own store, Pizza Chef, on Brooklyn's Fulton Street. As time passed, Angelo lamented that there were only a handful of places left like his that made what he calls real pizza. 'The crust has to be blackened and crisp! Only fresh mozzarella and tomatoes'!' he often pleases. This genuine passion for pizza has passed on to the family'.....

Angelo came to this country in the late 1930's, settling in New York. He has worked a lifetime making great pizza, first at pizza shops around the city and then at his own store, Pizza Chef, on Brooklyn's Fulton Street. As time passed, Angelo lamented that there were only a handful of places left like his that made what he calls real pizza. 'The crust has to be blackened and crisp! Only fresh mozzarella and tomatoes'!' he often pleases. This genuine passion for pizza has passed on to the family'.....

The largest tennis-specific stadium in the world, Arthur Ashe Stadium sits within the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens, New York. Named for Arthur Ashe -- the trailblazing American tennis champion, humanitarian, and activist who broke colour barriers in the sport before his death in 1993 -- the stadium opened on 25 August 1997 as the centrepiece venue for the US Open, the final Grand Slam tournament of each calendar year. Seating capacity is a.....

The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens, New York is the largest public tennis facility in the world and the home of the US Open, the final Grand Slam tournament of each calendar year. The 46.5-acre complex contains 22 outdoor courts, three show courts with permanent seating, and an indoor training centre, accommodating both the highest level of professional tournament play and year-round public recreational use. The centrepiece is the 23,771-sea.....

Brooklyn Diner on West 57th Street near Carnegie Hall serves oversized portions of American diner classics—towering burgers, chicken pot pie, meatloaf, and cheesecake—in a retro-styled dining room. The restaurant operates a second location on 43rd Street near Times Square, and both cater to tourists and New Yorkers looking for indulgent comfort food. Online ordering, gift cards, and a merchandise shop extend the brand beyond the dining room.

Brooklyn Diner at 155 West 43rd Street in the Theater District serves the same menu of oversized American comfort food as its 57th Street sibling, with a location that makes it a convenient pre-show dining option. The retro diner atmosphere and hearty portions—including the signature hamburger, mac and cheese, and banana split—appeal to families and visitors exploring Times Square.

On March 27, 1985, attorneys Rick Rosenfield and Larry Flax traded in the courtroom for the dining room. Having always wanted to get into the restaurant business, they pitched their legal pads to serve hearth-baked pizzas. They introduced flavors and tastes from around the world, from Thai to Jamaican Jerk...all on a pizza. All of our innovative pizzas are creatively designed on a delicious crust, and hearth-baked to perfection. Also served are creative salads, made-to-order pastas, soups, sandw.....

California Pizza Kitchen at 201 East 60th Street brings the LA-born chain's creative pizza concept to the Upper East Side. The menu extends well beyond pizza into pastas, salads, and bowls, reflecting a broader Californian approach to casual dining. The restaurant has maintained a steady following among families and neighborhood diners since opening its Manhattan location.

Home to the New York Mets since 2009, Citi Field is a 41,922-seat baseball stadium in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens, New York City. The ballpark was built as a replacement for the adjacent Shea Stadium, which had served the Mets since 1964 and was demolished shortly after Citi Field's opening. The exterior facade was designed to evoke Ebbets Field, the legendary Brooklyn Dodgers home, a tribute championed by then-owner Fred Wilpon, a Brooklyn native. For concerts, the stadium accommodate.....

Queens College has housed the borough's largest indoor performance space since 1961, when Colden Auditorium was built on the Flushing campus to a design by the architectural firm Fellheimer and Wagner. Named after Charles S. Colden, founder of Queens College, the auditorium seats 2,124 across an 1,814-seat orchestra section and a 310-seat mezzanine. The wood-floor stage follows an open concert design with a permanent acoustic shell that can be converted into a proscenium-type theatre configurati.....