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Superior Market, 40-?? Queens Boulevard, Sunnyside, NY
A pretty good two-fer: "Dalmonty" raisins and chicken "bolgona." I assume that they meant Del Monte raisins and chicken bologna. |
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Superior Market, 40-?? Queens Boulevard, Sunnyside, NY
A pretty good two-fer: "Dalmonty" raisins and chicken "bolgona." I assume that they meant Del Monte raisins and chicken bologna. |
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Test Liquors Inc., 47-05 Metropolitan Avenue, Maspeth, NY
Maybe whoever penned this sign partook in too much scotch, resulting in the misspelling "scoth." |
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No. 1 Restaurant, 186 Knickerbocker Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
Contonese. Is that a fancy way of saying "Cantonese?" |
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C-Town Supermarket, 60-40 Fresh Pond Road, Queens, NY
What rhymes with "oraneg?" The same thing that rhymes with "orange" - nothing! This sign should have read "Tropicana Premium orange juice." |
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Ah Q Construction & Decorations, 393 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
Constraction. It's sort of like construction and contraction. I assume that it's supposed to be "construction." |
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Southeast corner of 48th Avenue @ 38th Street, Queens, NY
I guess they figured that if an illegally parked vehicle was put in the pound it was "inpounded," not "impounded." |
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A & M Auto Repair & Body Works, 42-56 21th Street, Long Island City, NY
Spell it like it sounds - "radiator," not "rediator." And it should be "diagnostic," not "diagonastic." |
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Brooklyn Health Medical Clinic, 849 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY
Well, you've got me there. The word does sound like it should be spelled "Brooklin," but it's supposed to be "Brooklyn." |
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943B Broadway, Brooklyn, NY
"Accessies" is short for "accessories," right? |
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A & L Cabinet & Furniture Showroom, 1146 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
Another three-fer:
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