This big man is the only player in NBA history to win the Defensive Player of the Year award in 3 consecutive seasons.

When you buy the Doritos in the purple-color packaging, this is the flavor you get.

Commercial tenants are commonly responsible for paying a share of real estate taxes that increase from this time.

You’ll find Great Neck Synagogue on this street.

This tuxedo accessory comes from the Farsi word for “belt”.

He has won 7 NBA titles, but you won’t find him in the Hall of Fame.

This candy was first only sold in a box, until Nestlé decided to manufacture it as a “rope”.

If your lot is too narrow, this zoning rule may prevent you from building higher than your neighbors.

This bar on the corner of Middle Neck Road and Cutter Mill Road opened and closed within two years.

This type of black tea is most common in traditional Persian chai.

This player holds the record for most points scored in a single quarter.

This brand from Southampton prides itself on its “uniquely crispy” cookies.

More tenants have vouchers from this rent subsidy program than any other.

What is now Santander Bank was once this store.

This Persian spice is worth more than its weight in gold—literally.

Except for LeBron James, he is the only active player to have won championships with three separate teams.

This brand is the #1 seller of pistachios on Amazon.

This body of government tells landlords in New York City how much they are allowed to increase rents on rent stabilized apartments.

Caroline Hodes lived on this street.

He was the President of the United States during the Iranian Revolution.

In the past 3 years, no player has made more 3-point field goals than him.

This flavor of Bissli is shaped like a tube—similar to the shape of rigatoni pasta.

After its completion in 2022, this building will become New York State’s tallest building outside of Manhattan.

This park has the most tennis courts in Great Neck.

Also the name of a Punjab religion, this is the backbone of all kabobs.