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SERVING FOR THE WIN Labor Day can turn out to be a laborious holiday every so often (moving recent high school graduates to college, traveling hours on a train for a very short beach vacation, etc.). But there’s an easy way to avoid those possible woes: the U.S. Open. For the past week, this tournament’s been taking over Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens. But if you don’t have tickets, or the patience to travel nearly to the end of the no. 7 line, here are a few restaurants and outdoor venues where you can watch the Open in peace and holiday bliss.
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|SERVING FOR THE WIN Labor Day can turn out to be a laborious holiday every so often (moving recent high school graduates to college, traveling hours on a train for a very short beach vacation, etc.). But there’s an easy way to avoid those possible woes: the U.S. Open. For the past week, this tournament’s been taking over Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens. But if you don’t have tickets, or the patience to travel nearly to the end of the no. 7 line, here are a few restaurants and outdoor venues where you can watch the Open in peace and holiday bliss.
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