Infomation
Named after the British Kew Botanic Gardens, the triangular community of Kew Gardens was designed around its namesake park. At one time, Kew Gardens locals called Charlie Chaplin their neighbor.
Though the community of Kew Gardens is welcoming in new rental buildings and new stores, the nabe retains its small town charm. If you want to visit the big city, 42nd street is only a half hour train ride away.
Nabe Reputation
Top Votes – Score out of 100
Green space
92%
Green space 92
Quiet 88
Safety 85
Pet friendly 75
Dining 68
Lowest – Score out of 100
Income
11%
Nightlife 42
Empty nesters 41
Seniors 40
Singles 17
Income 11
Top Reviews from Travel Rentals Neighborhoods
Diverse and Quiet It takes about 30 minutes on the E or F train, which is substantial, but worth it for anyone looking for a small town vibe and quiet nights in New York City. Surrounded by leafy Forest Park, many elegant homes from the 1920s still line the residential streets. The local cuisine reflects the ethnic diversity, with Russian, Italian, Indian, Pakistani and Uzbek dining available, to name just a few. There are also many local markets that cater to religious and cultural food needs, particularly the the Jewish and Muslim populations. Kew Gardens is economically diverse as well. Most recently young professionals and Manhattanities have moved in seeking a greener, park-like atmosphere and snatching up the spacious apartments.Nina B.