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In Bayside, Queens, a Sense of Continuity
By The
Wall
Street
Journal
May
29, 2015 -
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Commuters can ride the Long Island Rail Road from Bayside to Penn Station in 25 minutes, take express buses to Midtown in less than an hour or ride the city bus to subways in Flushing. Highways also are easily accessible.
"It's very convenient, it's very safe and it's very affordable," said Tammy Blau of Prime Realty.
"I've been living here over 50 years, my daughter goes to the same school I did, and there are a lot of people I grew up with who are in the same situation, still living here with their families. It's just a very safe, warm, comforting area."
Bayside
is
bounded
roughly
by
Little
Bay on
the
north,
the
Cross
Island
Parkway
and
Little
Neck Bay
on the
east,
the Long
Island
Expressway
on the
south,
and on
the
west,
either
Francis
Lewis
Boulevard
or the
Clearview
Expressway,
depending
on whom
you ask.
Dining: Along Bell Boulevard the options include Uncle Jack's Steakhouse;
Press 195 Restaurant, specializing in sandwiches; Erawan Thai Cuisine; and Bourbon Street, a bar and restaurant serving Cajun cuisine.
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