Wheelchair accessible, has a bike rack, and a bit of parking. The station house/waiting area looks clean. Trains run about every 30 minutes here.

The staff is friendly, professional and helpful. Is is also a clean and safe station.

Easily one of the most beautiful and well-maintained stations on the railroad. Trains arrive every 30-40 minutes and announcements are clear and accurate. Fully ADA compliant and accessible, with nearby parking and numerous bus connections, not to mention the surrounding community.

The station is extremely well maintained and all carriages board at the station, which is a step up from service at places like Murray Hill. The station has great accessibility features such as a designated ramp. Ticket booths are always working and can get you a fixed price metrocard to get a head start if heading to Manhattan. Also the first station (eastbound) that most express trains stop at from Penn, which is a huge bonus and timesaver if you are a commercial customer.

The staff is friendly, professional and helpful. Is is also a clean and safe station. But be prepared as the trains always run late about 5 to 10 mins. They close the train doors and move the train about 1/2 a foot and stop, so it is considered as they left on time but you end up waiting 5 to 10 mins. Note this does not happen all the time but at least 1 a month.

Nice traditional neighborhood with plenty of restaurants and stores

Stairs, platform roof and ADA ramps need to be better mantained station house is in good condition. Well lit ticket machine and platforms. Good train service

Just 30 minutes from midtown Manhattan on the LIRR, Bayside is now home to so many diverse restaurants mainly on Bell Blvd. Whether you are looking for Thai, Cuban, American, Italian, Peruvian, Chinese, or Fusion Bayside has plenty of options. The Throgs Neck Park/Ft Totten Park is a must visit.

Babyyyyyyyy!!! You better have your ticket omm they have no mercy to save a dead fish Ong. And they will let the homies on the next train, the train after that, the train next weeeeek gon know not to let you on. I done spent $30 to get from Queens Bayside to Brooklyn one way when I was visiting out there. The Subway didn't go to where my hotel was and so I had to rely on this train service to get me from Queens to Brooklyn. Long story short, I got the wrong ticket for my last train back to my hotel after catching the rona scraping for change up and down the station. Brotha threw me off at the very next station and told all his homies and his homies' homies not to let me on. So I had to walk from Brooklyn back to Queens in the East Coast Rain because I done spent my last trynna get back to my hotel before it was time to go to airport. It may be expensive to live in Cali, but $7 will get you all over San Diego and damn near LA. But yeah, that's how I ended my very first trip to NYC. Lmfao definitely need a redo.

Waiting area: Open on Sundays before 7AM with a usable bathroom. Awesome for the winter