Best Late Night Legends Restaurants in Forest Hills
4 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Dirty Pierre’s
A compact Station Square bar with a kitchen that over-delivers on sandwiches.
Notable Picks
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A small, character-heavy bar-kitchen that wins on big flavors and unfussy execution—exactly the kind of place locals return to for burgers and sandwiches. Keep it simple: one sandwich or burger plus one side, and let the drinks carry the rest.
Must-Try Dishes:
French Steak Sandwich, Bistro Burger, French Onion Soup
What makes it special: A compact Station Square bar with a kitchen that over-delivers on sandwiches.
Worthy Picks
7.9
A Korean fried-chicken-and-drinks spot on Austin Street that works best as a wings-first hangout rather than a deep menu exploration. Keep the order tight—one signature wing sauce, one crisp side, and one rice/noodle anchor—so everything stays punchy instead of scattered.
Must-Try Dishes:
Soy garlic wings, Spicy wings, Kimchi fried rice
What makes it special: Sauce-forward Korean fried chicken with bar energy for groups.
7.6
A Queens Blvd Thai menu built for big, familiar flavors with enough breadth to cover noodles, soups, and shareables for a mixed group. It’s most reliable when you order around the greatest hits—one spicy soup, one noodle, and one grilled item—so the meal stays punchy instead of scattered.
Must-Try Dishes:
Tom yum noodle soup, Tiger cry steak, Pad see ew
What makes it special: A broad Thai menu that’s best when you order the classics with intention.
#4
Burger Spot
7.6
A late-hours burger counter where the move is a focused, fast order—crispy fries, griddled burgers, and a menu built for takeout momentum. It’s strongest when you pick one signature burger and skip the urge to stack sides and extras.
Must-Try Dishes:
Oklahoma onion burger, Crispy chicken sandwich, Milkshake
What makes it special: Late-night burger utility with a signature griddled onion build.