Sing Through a Caribbean Evening with Queens Mob History
Sing karaoke, eat Caribbean comfort food, and soak up Queens underworld history.
🎤 Karaoke, Plates, and History
GT Kingston runs on two kinds of volume, the microphone and the plate. The room is cozy, the drinks are strong, and karaoke gives the night its loose, sing along pulse. On the food side, the kitchen leans into Guyanese and Caribbean cooking, with generous portions of oxtail with rice and peas and cow foot soup.
The real draw is a lively Queens bar with a remarkably heavy backstory, with planning around the Lufthansa heist tied to the site. The space was once Robert Lounge, a 1970s hangout owned by Jimmy Burke. Henry Hill also claimed bodies were buried here. That history sits underneath the evening while friends trade verses, order another round, and settle in for something filling.
Head to South Ozone Park for a night that moves from karaoke to comfort food without losing its rough edged New York character. This place brings strong drinks, hearty plates, and a little underworld lore between songs.
