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Businesses near Eisenhower Park hoping to cash in on cricket crowds

Jim Roggio, the owner of Burger City in East Meadow, hopes some cricket fans will want to sink their teeth into some tasty American comfort food.

Kevin Vesey

May 31, 2024, 10:25 PM

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The T20 Cricket World Cup starts this weekend, and businesses near the Eisenhower Park stadium are hoping to cash in.

Further coverage: 2024 Cricket World Cup on Long Island - Complete Coverage


Jim Roggio, the owner of Burger City in East Meadow, hopes some cricket fans will want to sink their teeth into some tasty American comfort food.

“I’d like to show the people from the other countries some hospitality,” Roggio said.

About a half mile down Hempstead Turnpike, Naveed Haroon is also anticipating big crowds at his two businesses, Spice & Curry Kabab & Grill and La Carraia Gelateria.

Haroon said, “The businesses will definitely boom, get more revenue, more customers. I think it will be very successful for everybody.”

Both business owners tell News 12 they are increasing inventory ahead of the event.

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