Cambria Heights

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A residential stretch of southeastern Queens where 12 grocery stores and Caribbean kitchens carry the everyday routine.

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Score Breakdown

Dining
36
Walkability
91
Daily Essentials
90
Recreation
32
Family
65
Services
50

About this Neighborhood

Cambria Heights sits in the southeastern portion of Queens, bounded by Springfield Boulevard and Francis Lewis Boulevard, with St. Albans to the west, the Elmont and Nassau County border to the east, Queens Village to the north, and Montefiore Cemetery, Laurelton, Springfield Gardens and Rosedale to the south. Wikipedia describes it as residential, and the amenity counts agree: 18 restaurants, 12 grocery stores, four parks, four schools and four healthcare locations. Population runs around 19,081. Local check-in data leans toward Caribbean restaurants, churches, bakeries and a post office, the shape of a place people live in rather than travel to. Yelp reviewers give it a 4.8 average across 911 reviews, a small but consistent record. La P'tite Baguette Shop, Johnny's Liquors and Trinity Juices & More are the names that come up most.

Highlights

Walk Score86
Air QualityGood
Flood RiskLow

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