
Six Jackson Heights Tables Around the World
Few blocks in the city eat as widely as Jackson Heights. These six run from Colombian rotisserie chicken and Bangladeshi biryani to NYC's first Nepali restaurant, Himalayan thalis, and a late-night Colombian sports bar.



A Roosevelt Avenue staple serving slow-roasted rotisserie chicken and generous Colombian platters. It fits a hungry group. Open to 11:00 PM on weekends. Pricing is mid-priced.



A spacious second-floor room for authentic Bangladeshi cooking, from tender kacchi biryani to standout singaras. It suits a shared feast. Open to 10:30 PM on weekends. Pricing is mid-priced.



NYC's first Nepali restaurant plates Himalayan staples like momos and yak specialties, with evening live music. It fits a later, lively dinner. Open to 1:00 AM on weekends. Pricing is mid-priced.



A modest Jackson Heights room turning out comforting Nepali home cooking, from spiced thalis to tender momos. It works for an inexpensive, filling meal. Open daily to 11:00 PM. Pricing is inexpensive.



A Jackson Heights spot drawing crowds for Nepalese thalis, spiced momos, and a generous lunch buffet, roughly 17 dollars. It fits a late group night. Open to 2:00 AM most days. Pricing is inexpensive.



A lively Colombian sports bar with Latin music and a welcoming late-night energy. It suits a group watching a match over drinks. Open daily to 4:00 AM. Pricing is mid-priced.
