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Nothing yet. Bell Boulevard has the length and the density for a route, but the hub carries no dates and no venue partners for the neighborhood.
In northeast Queens, on the Long Island Sound side of the borough. Bell Boulevard is its main commercial and nightlife street.
An unusually long run of bars and restaurants for an outer-borough neighborhood, which is why Bayside has a reputation for nightlife within Queens.
Easily. Bell Boulevard concentrates the bars along one stretch, so a route there would need no transport once you had arrived.
The LIRR Port Washington branch stops at Bayside, a short walk from Bell Boulevard. The Q12 and Q13 buses cover it from the subway at Flushing.
A settled Queens crowd, largely residents rather than visitors. The neighborhood keeps a mix of Irish-American, Italian-American and Korean-American communities.
Considerably cheaper and entirely local. Bell Boulevard runs on people who live within a few blocks rather than anyone travelling in for the night.
Less than you might expect. It sits at the Nassau end of the borough, more suburban than Astoria or Flushing, with a settled homeowner crowd.
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