Diversity Plaza

Cheap food, lots of seating, and good subway access.
One of the densest concentrations of Indian or Indian-adjacent businesses in the NYC area.
This place was built by people who understand that shade is important for a public space

New beautification of this place

Used to be very dirty. Now that ACE is involved in cleaning it daily it is very clean and a nice atmosphere to visit with your family

Nice Place To Hangout With Multi Cultural People, Indian, Bangladeshi, Nepali, & Many More, Their Food, Shops. This Place Is Always Well Crowded, But Very Safe & Friendly.

Alrighty...so where do I even begin? Here is this place, appropriately called “Diversity Plaza”, smack dab right in the place where major transit lines criss-cross at 74th St. Broadway (7 line) and Jackson Heights Roosevelt Ave (E,F,M,R trains) as well as busses and whatever else! It also happens to be in the midst of the most ethnically diverse urban area on the planet! (Queens). Yeah, that is quite significant for any lover of culture! The businesses here are also hardy and thriving in the throes of the crisis that has gripped us all this past year! Having 20-20 vision, I totally have no regret for all the visits here and I would gladly visit here as often as possible!

Former regular street that was closed/paved from vehicle traffic that makes for good open/community space. They have cultural events here and gatherings during the Summer and Fall months. Not the cleanest area and you have some undesireables around but, you are able to social distance somewhat and there are chairs and tables provided by the city. At around sunset/9pm workers do collect/secure (lock) them up.

Nice place to wait to meet up with friends. Decent food vendor carts within a block and directly in front of Subway entrance.