Woodside has a below average violent crime rate and a low property crime rate for New York City
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Located several subway stops into Queens, Woodside is an affordable, working-class neighborhood that is seeing an increase in popularity as New Yorkers flee more expensive areas. This is a diverse community of whites, Hispanic, and Asians: one stretch of road has earned the moniker Little Manila due to its concentration of Filipino residents.
However, its original population of immigrants from Ireland, Germany, and Italy have still left their mark. On the same road as Little Manila is a cluster of Irish bars and the community still has several Italian restaurants.
There's not much of a nightlife here, although new places are slowly opening up to cater to the influx of young professionals and families. But it's quiet, safe, and its tree-lined streets offer large, single-family houses and some brick apartment buildings.
The 7 subway line can get you into Midtown Manhattan in reasonable time if you work there, but is notorious for undergoing maintenance on the weekends.
Woodside is bordered on the north by Astoria, on the east by Jackson Heights and Elmhurst, on the south by Maspeth, and on the west by Sunnyside and Astoria.
Commute:
Wall Street: 9.3 miles / 25-60 minutes by car / 50-55 minutes by transit
Rockefeller Center: 4.7 miles / 20-55 minutes by car / 30 minutes by transit
Jersey City: 13.8 miles / 50-90 minutes by car / 65-70 minutes by transit
Downtown Brooklyn: 7.3 miles / 30-65 minutes by car / 60 minutes by transit
A highly rated, wildly popular Thai restaurant that consistently ranks among the best.
A welcoming, sometimes boisterous Irish tavern has commandeered this corner as far back as locals can remember, and it has been known as Donovan's since 1966.
A restaurant that offers authentic Filipino dishes just like how grandma used to make it. The dishes ranges from simple comfort food to the delightful Kare Kare.
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