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I actually hated living in Queens at the time, over 20 years ago. But hindsight is 20/20 and after living in Florida, I would rather be in Queens handsdown.
Food: Brooklyn Pizza is tops, but Queens has good ethnic cuisine choices
Architecture: Brooklyn
Arts: Bronx
Best Bridge: Brooklyn Bridge!
Culture: Brooklyn hip-hop
Nightlife: DUMBO warehouses
Music Scene: see: Culture
Parks: Queens Corona park
Schools: Brooklyn Tech!
Neighborhoods: Queens has good neighborhoods
Food: Brooklyn
Architecture: Bronx has the most diverse housing stock in the city
Arts: the bronx has created art that exceeds anything brooklyn or queens did
Best Bridge: Brooklyn Bridge
Culture: Brooklyn
Nightlife: downtown brooklyn
Music Scene: The bronx created a global music scene
Parks: Bronx-Pelham bay park is the biggest park in the city, three times the size of central
Schools: bronx high school of science-created more nobel peace prize winners than anywhere in new york
Neighborhoods-Brooklyn
Entertainment-The biggest entertainment you can get outside manhattan is going to a yankee game or to the bronx zoo. So bronx
What a pathetic comeback. I have never claimed to know all about NYC,
but I obviously know more about the neighborhood being discussed in THE BRONX - not Queens - than either you or Racheal do. Stick to what you know.
Oh, and just so you AND your daughter know, we can all tell which one of you is using your account at which time. Your writing, insult and denial styles are entirely different from each other.
Actually I think Johnatl is correct, the areas of The Bronx along the Pelham Pkwy is pretty nice. Its not Riverdale but its not bad either.
KONY, I disagree with you about The Bronx having the most diverse housing stock. Don't forget that Brooklyn and especially Queens, are much bigger than The Bronx and so will more housing stock in general.
In Queens for example, there are huge Victorian areas in Richmond Hill & North Flushing, Dutch Colonials in Queens Village and Hollis, Tudors in Jamaica Estates and Holliswood and even a small section of Florida style houses in Laurelton.
Actually I think Johnatl is correct, the areas of The Bronx along the Pelham Pkwy is pretty nice. Its not Riverdale but its not bad either.
KONY, I disagree with you about The Bronx having the most diverse housing stock. Don't forget that Brooklyn and especially Queens, are much bigger than The Bronx and so will more housing stock in general.
In Queens for example, there are huge Victorian areas in Richmond Hill & North Flushing, Dutch Colonials in Queens Village and Hollis, Tudors in Jamaica Estates and Holliswood and even a small section of Florida style houses in Laurelton.
Its not my opinion. I actually read that somewhere
Food: Brooklyn/Queens tie. Queens has a bit of an edge I think.
Architecture: Brooklyn
Arts: Brooklyn or Queens...I'm not sure...
Best Bridge: Brooklyn Bridge
Culture: Queens - most diverse county
Nightlife: Brooklyn
Music Scene: Brooklyn/Bronx tie
Parks: Queens (Corona Park, Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge)
Schools: Queens. Brooklyn has Brooklyn Tech & Midwood. Bronx has Bronx Science. Queens has Townsend Harris, Cardozo, Francis Lewis. etc.
Neighborhoods: Queens.
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Ok, little quiiz for YOU, Mr.
