Orders from Bellerose come from the Terp Bros NYC Astoria store, about 10.2 miles away in a straight line. Orders to ZIP 11426 carry a $150 order minimum. Orders placed by 9pm go out the same day. Payment is prepaid through Dutchie Pay, and the driver checks for a 21+ ID at the door.
The Single ZIP in Brief
- ZIP and minimum: ZIP 11426, $150 per order.
- Serving store: Astoria, 36-10 Ditmars Blvd.
- Scope: It covers the Queens side only and ZIP 11426.
- Ordering: the delivery page has the steps and the live menu has the products.
Where This Side Ends and the Village Begins
Jericho Turnpike separates the Queens side from the village of the same name in Nassau County. Bellerose Village is an incorporated village in the Town of Hempstead, separate from the neighborhood.
The 2020 census counted 26,566 people in the neighborhood.
The village across the line began in 1907, when Helen Marsh of Williamsburg bought 77 acres of gladiola fields near Floral Park for a planned community. Its first house was finished in 1910. Marsh talked the railroad into a stop for the new village and picked the name Bellerose because it sounded pleasant to her, "euphonious" in her word. Homeowners voted the name in officially in 1917, and the village incorporated in 1924.
The Village Hall, Fire House and Police Booth, known as the Municipal Complex, are on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Closest Rail and Bus Lines
Hillside Avenue and Jamaica Avenue are two of the major east-west arteries. The Q43 and QM68 buses run on Hillside Avenue. The Queens Public Library runs a branch at 250-06 Hillside Avenue.
There is no railroad stop on the Queens side; the nearest are just over the city line on the LIRR's Hempstead Branch. Bellerose station is at Commonwealth Boulevard and Superior Road in Nassau County, a quarter mile below Jericho Turnpike, first built in 1898 and rebuilt in summer 1909.
Consumption Rules for This Side of the Line
NYC Parks rules ban smoking and vaping in city parks, beaches and pedestrian plazas. Consumption is best kept to private property.
Official source: NYC Parks smoke-free rules
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The Queens side uses ZIP 11426. The village across the turnpike is a separate place.
About 10.2 miles in a straight line.
The closest stations are just over the line in Nassau County, on the Hempstead Branch of the Long Island Rail Road.
