Corona, Queens Dining Guide
Historic Italian Ice Institutions, Ecuadorian Street Markets & Taquerias
Corona is home to the world-renowned Lemon Ice King of Corona, serving handmade real-fruit water ices since 1944. Corona Plaza is an electric sensory hub filled with steaming Ecuadorian hornado, fresh corn tamales, and hand-pressed Dominican mofongo.
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$ · Italian Water Ices & Gelato
The Lemon Ice King of Corona
New York's Undisputed Capital of Real-Fruit Italian Water Ices Since 1944
For over 80 years, The Lemon Ice King of Corona has stood as an iconic Queens landmark. Founded by the Benfaremo family, it serves over 30 authentic flavors of Italian water ice containing real fruit juice and real chunks of fruit — never powdered mixes.
About Dining in Corona, Queens
Corona is home to the world-renowned Lemon Ice King of Corona, serving handmade real-fruit water ices since 1944. Corona Plaza is an electric sensory hub filled with steaming Ecuadorian hornado, fresh corn tamales, and hand-pressed Dominican mofongo.
Whether you're visiting for an afternoon or living nearby, the primary dining corridor centers along 108th St, Corona Ave, Junction Blvd. The area is easily accessible via 7 Subway (103rd St-Corona Plaza, 111th St) transit, serving ZIP code(s) 11368.
Frequently Asked Questions
What food is Corona most famous for?
Corona is widely celebrated for its Italian Water Ices, Ecuadorian Hornado & Ceviche, Mexican Street Tacos, Dominican Mofongo, Cuban Sandwiches and vibrant neighborhood dining culture.
Which transit lines go to Corona?
You can easily reach Corona via the 7 Subway (103rd St-Corona Plaza, 111th St) transit lines, stopping near key dining corridors.
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