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135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, Ozone Park, NY 11417
Open daily from 8AMElmhurst (ZIP 11373) is served by Terp Bros NYC's Astoria dispensary at 36-10 Ditmars Blvd, about 2.8 miles away in a straight line. Delivery to 11373 has a $70 minimum, and orders placed by 9:00 PM go out the same day. Order on the menu, prepay through Dutchie Pay, and show a valid 21+ ID at the door.
Routed from Astoria · 36-10 Ditmars Blvd, Astoria, NY 11105
Live menu pulled across both storesElmhurst (ZIP 11373) is served by Terp Bros NYC's Astoria dispensary at 36-10 Ditmars Blvd, about 2.8 miles away in a straight line. Delivery to 11373 has a $70 minimum, and orders placed by 9:00 PM go out the same day. Order on the menu, prepay through Dutchie Pay, and show a valid 21+ ID at the door.
Elmhurst began in 1652 as the Dutch-era village of Middleburgh, became Newtown in 1664, and took the name Elmhurst in 1897 after developer Cord Meyer proposed it, meaning a grove of elms. It sits in Community District 4.
The Reformed Church of Newtown at 85-15 Broadway is one of the oldest wood churches in the city, first established by Dutch immigrants in 1731, and St. James Church, built in 1735, is the oldest surviving Anglican building in New York City.
Elmhurst Park, on 57th Avenue between 74th and 80th Streets, covers 6.22 acres and reopened in 2011 on the site of the old gas tanks that traffic reporters once used as a landmark. The Queens Center mall opened on September 12, 1973, and Elmhurst's Chinatown is the second largest in the borough.
Elmhurst Park is run by NYC Parks, where smoking and vaping is prohibited in all city parks except median strips. See the NYC Parks smoke-free page and the Elmhurst Park page.
History source: Elmhurst on Wikipedia.
Use the Astoria menu, select delivery, and enter your Elmhurst address. Upload your ID, prepay, and wait for the driver to text.
ZIP 11373 has a $70 minimum for delivery from the Astoria store.
Two KeySpan Newtown gas holders, popularly known as the Elmhurst gas tanks. The city bought the site and the park reopened in 2011.
The E, F, M and R on the Queens Boulevard Line, plus the 7 along Roosevelt Avenue at 74th Street-Broadway, 82nd Street-Jackson Heights and 90th Street.