There are a lot of restaurants and some coffee shops around if you want to kill time waiting for…read moreyour train & the waiting room isn't open. During the week there is a tiny shop open in the waiting room where you can get the newspapers, chips, candy. There are bathrooms as well. You can get the N15 or N16 busses at this station as well. There is no indoor waiting area up on the platform, so if weather isn't good I would stay downstairs (as long as the waiting area is open) until the train comes.

Small but nice station to wait for the train either into Queens or the city or deeper onto Long…read moreIsland. My first using this station as I don't frequent this area much. As with most LIRR stations, nice indoor waiting area with a screen telling you when the next trains are and which track. There are also ticket machines here as well as a ticket booth where you can speak to someone if needed. They are only open business hours though I assume. There are also restrooms here as well. There's also an indoor waiting area on the track platform as well.

Home. I went to…read moreschool right here for my entire childhood. Though the idea of hopping on a train had always frightened me, I became desensitized by how often we'd hear the train TOOT TOOT in the middle of our exams. I did get mooned here once in 4th grade because the people waiting at the train station, 3 of them, decided to pull their pants down. The Centre Avenue school playground is right next to this station. There is only a metal wire fence separating the two. We got so many assemblies informing us about the dangers of the third rail because of this station. Although it may be convenient to have a station here, the Centre Avenue station is 50 cents more expensive than Lynbrook to get to Penn Station and doesn't have as many trains running through there because the only line that passes through it is the Long Beach Line. I prefer the Lynbrook station because more often than not, my destination is either Penn or Woodside, in which case the Babylon AND Long Beach lines can take me. A few more minutes of walking can save 50 cents a ride! Unlike the Lynbrook station, this station doesn't have a booth to talk to someone for help with buying a ticket and also doesn't have a bathroom. The Centre Avenue station has many food places nearby if you hop off and are hungry. One down side to having a train station right next to a school, both Centre Ave. and the high school is that people that live on the opposite side of the school are frequently late to school because of it. I'm blessed enough to never have to deal with either tracks, but I have friends that were always late because of it. The station has one plastic hut to stand inside, the bench that is on the platform is outside, so you get to choose between standing inside or sitting in the sun/rain/snow.

I come here often to eat and in summer after eating we go to the rooftop to enjoy the sun and order…read moredrinks. I don't understand why the place is 3 stars. The service here has always been excellent and the food great. Went here again today with friends and ordered the salmon ... kids had All of our food were cooked to perfection. My Salmon wasn't overcooked which happens often at other places. The kid's burgers weren't overcooked or dry either. We ordered medium rare and got medium rare instead of medium well. The server was attentive without being overbearing. I will continue to frequent Kaseys

I've been here before but never to eat! I decided to go out to the roof top bar which was a really…read morecool vibe. The music was good! We ordered mozzarella sticks and boneless honey barbecue wings to start. The wings deff lacked a bit of the bbq flavor, wings were average, but good to start with. They come with bleu cheese. The mozzarella sticks were good! They are not the thickies but the skinny ones. The lobster roll was about $35 for the market price. The bread was good, I was a little thrown off by the lettuce and that it was cold. The fries were hand made which was nice. The chicken tacos were good! Very filling and a good portion of chicken! The service was good!

I can't recommend. I called twice last week (different days) and the dispatcher was reluctant to…read morepromise a ride. He said "call back later" well, I don't have time to mess around. So I called someone else entirely and got good service. too bad I can't give a ZERO star rating!

From the owner: Rockville Centre Taxi and Airport Service is the official taxi service at the Rockville Centre LIRR…read moreas well as Rockville Centre, Lynbrook, East Rockaway, Malverne, West Hempstead and Oceanside. Provides local transportation, airport shuttles, nights on the town and Long Island Vineyard Tours. Airports serviced include JFK, LaGuardia, Islip MacArthur, Newark Liberty, Westchester County, Farmingdale Republic and Teterboro Airports. Operates 24/7/365

If I could give more stars, I would. Chris, our driver was wonderful. The van was clean. I'd…read moredefinitely use them again.

Clean cars excellent customer service. Very comfortable reliable ride i will highly recommendread more

You get what you pay for. STAY AWAY…read more Two of the worst driver experiences ever. For the trip to the airport, Lawrence E. showed up early and was rushing us the whole time. When we got to the car, instead of saying hi or being professional, he rudely told us we were making him late because he had to go to Smithtown after us. Then, he drove us to the WRONG AIRPORT. For the trip back, I got a text from Damian Smith when we landed, telling us he was running late. I appreciated the heads-up. He said it would be about 35 minutes, which would have been only a short wait for us after getting our bags, but it ended up being over an hour and 40 minutes. We kept checking in with phone calls and texts and he always said he was very close and would be there soon. At one point he said he had stopped to get gas. Then he said he was very close and that we should come outside. So we waited another ten minutes in the cold with our newborn baby after a 2 hour flight and he still wasn't there. I called him and demanded to know where he was, explaining that my newborn was cold and hungry and he hung up on me. Not knowing what else to do, I called the company to complain and cancel the ride. Just as he was pulling up, the company hung up on me. Damian now wants to talk to me "man to man". He said the safety of his passengers is his number one priority and that he had to get his wheel fixed, as if I should have both known that was what was really going on, and that I should have been grateful that was the reason he was late, instead of doing the right thing and letting us and the company know so other arrangements could be made. He denied hanging up on me. And felt he had to explain that he was in the right because the wheel needed to be fixed. He also told us he had to drive to Canada the next day. When he got us home, he said "See? You're home safe." As if he was a hero. Worst experience ever.

I would beware of this service, everyone. I scheduled a ride to the airport and when I realized…read morethat I had given them the wrong number for me (since I'd just switched SIM cards) I called just to let them know, and someone really - out of sorts answered the phone. Like they were trying to be funny or something, but it was just violently loud and obnoxious and scary. Why would I be alone in a car with someone for over an hour if they were associated with a manager that unstable? Why would someone at dispatch answer the phone by screaming loudly in someone's ear? I was so surprised that I instantly hung up without so much as uttering, "wtf....?" Scary. Going to schedule an Uber and a Lyft and hope for the best even though it's a 3 am pickup.

Called for a cab to the train station. An UNMARKED Mercedes SUV showed up in front of my building,…read morehonking for 10 minutes outside. Two people are in the car; they clearly see me sitting in my lobby, but as I am expecting a car with some kind of identification telling me it is Beech St taxi, I didn't know that that was my ride. They never come to the door to ask if I am their pickup. I finally go outside and open the rear door to enter; the front passenger side has the seat reclined all the way back so I can barely get in, and the car REEKS of weed. They start screaming at me when I question why they are in an unmarked vehicle, and then the racial slurs start. Needless to say, I got out and called a different company. I see now they have terrible reviews, and erratic driver and service complaints. Called to complain and got screamed at again. Never again.

Driver threatening actions enough to scare me to write this. I advise you strongly to stop using…read morethis taxi service.Screaming at me while driving because he was out of his mind. Dispatcher Avi on the phone with him trying to calm him down. driver apologized many times for his awful behavior.

John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) is one of the busiest international gateways in the…read moreUnited States. It offers a wide global reach and airlines support. JFK is large and spread out, with multiple terminals connected by the AirTrain system. Moving between terminals can take time, so planning ahead is important for connections. The airport has a limited range of dining, shopping, and lounge options. Our terminal was dated yet sprinkled with modern pieces of artwork. Security and immigration was relatively easy and connecting was straightforward

Airport customer service is non-existent. JetBlue is a…read moreridiculous HOT MESS. They charge $5 for every bag at curbside check-in; and they got rid of the check-in counters inside, and force people to do their own check-in and bag tags via a kiosk..... then, without any guidance or signs or helpful customer service teams, you (as the paying customer) have to find a baggage handler who can double-check your "check-in luggage" and scan your boarding passes and your ids and then weigh your bags and finally push them through the belt. It's a f*cking hot mess. People all over the place, getting frustrated, not knowing which way to go; not knowing who to ask; not knowing how to proceed. WHY NOT JUST HAVE A NORMAL CHECK-IN COUNTER/line and stop the madness!?! :( It's no wonder all the JetBlue customer service team are GROUCHY AF and all of them act like they HATE their lives. Zero smiles, zero customer service and no care whatsoever. The JetBlue I knew and loved is LONG GONE...... this process SUCKS. And after wasting almost an hour just to check-in our luggage (yes, the lines were that SLOW) --the so-called "PRIORITY LANE" takes another hour just to go through TSA check. JFK/Jetblue should DO BETTER!! BE BETTER!! We're all paying you top dollar for your so-called "excellent customer service" --WHERE DID IT GO?!? The only reason we put 2 stars is because the TSA agent was funny and tried to be positive......a big thank you to him. And another star for our flight attendant who was super friendly and polite. She was the ONLY ONE (out of 4 FAs)who smiled and kept people on the positive vibes. The other flight attendants and "customer service" agents were just grumpy AF and had perpetual frowns on their faces. JFK / JETBLUE = FAIL

As a resident, it was awful. The village knows what is not up to code in houses on the market…read more still they allow sales to go forward. Unknowing families (generally young) are then legally responsible for pre-embedded town-code violations. Every so often, the village sends the new owners letters: "It has come to our attention that. . ." Then you buy a permit and pay a contractor thousands of dollars for corrections, all to compensate for the town's original negligence to hold themselves and former homeowners responsible. A year or two passes. Then another threatening letter: "It has come to our attention that ..." Property tax is raised with each repair not to mention possible fines. That said, the police, and fire department, and sanitation workers are great. But I'm happier elsewhere.

Hey everyone, here is a few fun facts about Malvern, NY. Malverne was established in 1921, it is a…read moresmall village in Hempstead located in Nassau County Long Island New York. A population of about 8,500 folks it maintains an average temperature of about 50°. Malverne is a classically styled small village, a Suburban bedroom community located in the shadow of Metro NYC. Amenities of Malverne include, cute styled train station, local movie theater, "Waiting for a friend".. Deli, flower shops Animal Hospital and pubs. Featured prominently in town is the old style Malverne movie theater, and in grand old style, accepts cash only. Right next to the movie theater for the hungry crowd is the wonderful old Malverne Diner. Serving Classic Homestyle meals. Main Street In Malverne Village is a quick walk, start to finish in just a few minutes. Parking in main municipal Lots in this charming little town is free with a 3 hour limit. Waiting for a friend in this charming little town was convenient and safe. It was beautiful and peaceful to watch the Setting Sun race down the westward facing rail tracks. Looking forward to my next visit to this charming town, with another dinner and a movie. JIM D.