The Empanadas are so delicious here. We purchased like 20 empanadas and my family loves them. Please take the opportunity to buy some. Yummy! read more

First time coming to this place to eat and will Never comeback. After one bite left sick to my stomach at the site of hair on the dipping sauce clearly they are not clean in this establishment and running things right. The empanada was good but I couldn't even finish eating it after seeing this read more

Empanadas Cafe - Disgusting long piece of hair in the sauce don't eat from here ever - Empanadas Near Me - Corona, New York

It's a cute little corner shop for take-out. No dining area, but you only need your hands to eat empanadas, so you can enjoy them standing up, or cool down with a popsicle while waiting for freshly cooked empanadas. I loved the beef & cheese empanada, with different sauces on the side. I especially enjoyed the mango popsicle on that very hot day. Great place to get some snacks. read more

A hidden gem close by to queens blvd! You can drive right past it and not even notice the place. It's small inside, but let's be honest I come here for the great food! The presentation is great and the food delicious! Ever since stumbling upon empanadas cafe this is my go to spot for great empanadas. The food is Never over or undercooked and packed with flavor. Their spice is just icing on the cake! read more

These are the best empanadas that I've had. They have three types of empanadas: corn, whole grain, and flour. I had a couple corn empanadas and would highly recommend them. Each variety of empanada has about six different fillings and every empanada is made to order. I have the beef and pork empanadas. Both were great. It's a small shop with limited seating so it's best to take the empanadas to go to come with a friend or two. The empanadas are a great deal at about $2. read more

Forget mamas empanadas... these empanadas are literally EVERYTHING!!! I've been coming here for years and they never disappoint! Love them

We came here on a whim after passing another empanada place that had a very disappointing selection and we inadvertently found ourselves a new favorite empanada place. The food was so fresh and hot, and the ice creams they also serve were delicious and refreshing!! I tried chicken and potato and chicken and cheese, both were incredibly tasty and so so nice and fresh. My partner had jalapeño and cheese and swears by it now. We also had Nutella and banana which was a hot and tasty treat before we ate our ice cream. A couple of people were raving about how these were the best empanadas in the city when we were there, and frankly, I'm inclined to believe them. A really tasty and affordable spot to get empanadas in Corona! read more

Menu prices on line are incorrect. Uber menu. Also wrong Disgusting behavior for a good food place Can't continue to go to this place with this shit hole behavior read more

Empanada Cafe is a staple and there's not much more I can add to these reviews! Be prepared for a wait :)

terrible service, me and my boyfriend ordered 3 empanadas and she made us pay for 6 because she got my order wrong. Then when i opened my bag i saw that my empanadas were burnt. read more

This Queens staple is located on the corner of Van Doren and 108th st and not hard to miss. A definite favorite of mine when it comes to empanadas. They are great tasting and not as expensive as some of the other great options queens has to offer. With several options including meats, vegetables, wheat and corn flour it can serve all tastebuds. Love coming here for a quick bite. read more

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If this were the Empathetic Cafe then you could come here when you're feeling depressed, and they would listen to your problems and be very understanding. Whereas if it were Empirestatebuilding Cafe then it would be in NYC and located at a great height, which would mean those with vertigo would miss out on these Argentinian treats. And of course if it were Empowering Cafe then they'd tell you that you can do it! You can succeed! You can run the world! You can be the President of Argentina! You can be Eva Peron! You can be Madonna, or better yet, Elaine Page! So what if the jokes are recycled. Recycling is good for the planet. What to get: Nutella Empanada What else: Too much television watching got me chasin' dreams, foo' I was not at all impressed by the Empanadas at EC. The filling was a little stingy and underwhelming (ground beef tasted like ground beef taco meat at a tex-mex place), and based on those, combined with all the stellar glowing reviews, I'd have given a 3 for being overrated. However, the Nutella Empanada was absolutely delicious. I think it was "Banana Nutella" but regardless, the only downside was that I scarfed it down so fast that it burned the inside of my mouth - a lot! Nevertheless, I loved every moment of it. So I'd recommend that every visitor be sure to try the Nutella Empanada, and next time I do, I will try a different savoury one to see if I like it better than the regular Empanadas I've had so far and been underwhelmed by. Is this place better than Empanada Mama in Manhattan? Probably not, but if you judge based on the Nutella alone, then it's comparable. In fact, in the name of local business support, I wrote a song for this place. It goes something like this: Don't cry for me Nutella Empanada! The truth is, I really loved you! All through your pastry. All through your filling. You burned my mouth out. I kept my promise to write a review of you. read more

I'ma keep this one short and sweet like the Hawaiiana and the Maduro & Mozzarella empanadas. A Five Star eatery like this needs no extensive review. Do yourself a favor and visit the place. I mean... just walk in, grab a menu and order what your stomach tells you and then times it by two because I promise you're gona want another one after that first bite. You'll soon find yourself empanada wasted on a park bench somewhere in Flushing Meadow Park drifting off into an empanada induced coma only to be shocked back to life by one their great flavored Ice Pops. (Tambrin joint is mad good) It's a small walk-in spot. Mainly grab & go, but there's a stool and counter setup if you wana eat in. The staff is friendly and helpful despite the place always being flooded when I visit. The empanadas are made fresh to order so you might wana call ahead or just be prepared to wait depending on the size of your order. I've pretty much run through the menu; i prefer the white flour shell and organic shell ones over the corn flour, but I've yet to be disappointed. My top two favorites are the Hawaiiana (pineapple, pork and cheese) and the Maduro & Mozzarella (sweet plantains and cheese). Honorable mentions to the Spinach & Ricotta, Broccoli & Mozzarella and the Organic Tuna. stop playing yaself. check da place out. Empanada Cafe is straight Empanada Heaven. Mad Good, Shun!! read more

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After the Tour De Queens bike ride, a few friends and I were famished and were in search of good grub that was near Flushing Meadows Park because our rumbly little tummy were in rebellion of us going any further than a few blocks for food.Upon the recommendation of one of the friends and a quick check to see what was the general consensus of Yelp for said place which had an average of 4.5 stars at the time, we rode off to Empanadas Cafe. This is a tiny little corner establishment that could hold only a few customers inside at a time. It was so small that despite the fact that there was only 5 of us, we took turns going in and out to order and pick up our food. Of course there were other customers in there besides us taking up space but not that much more. There are three different empanadas sold here. Corn flour, white flour, and organic empanadas. All of which have different combinations of stuffing inside. No matter which one you choose, they are all spectacular tasting, some just more so than others. What? You want some suggestions? Ok, try a few of these to start: White flour empanada with Sweet Plantain and Mozzarella. Corn flour empanada with Shrimp. Organic emapanada with ground chicken and cheese. Organi.... Wait a minute.... why am I even bothering with recommendations? These things are so small and cheap that you could easily buy more than a few at a time to try out in one visit. The prices of the empandas range from only $1.50 to only $2 for the most expensive ones. Yes, I am including all of the organic selections in this price range. Say what? If you are in the mood for something sweet, they even have two dessert empanadas here. Guava and Cheese, and Nutella Chocolate and Sliced Bananas. Those are only $1.25 each. But if it's a hot sunny day out there, choose their home made South American Ice pops instead for dessert. You could tell they were homemade because they are frozen in cheap plastic little clear cups that you used for picnics. These are AMAZING. They have a good variety of flavors and all 4 that I got to try were all delicious. A lady customer raved about the oreo cookie flavor non stop when I was deciding what to order but I felt like being fruity that day and I'm not talking about being crazy. Crazy is a given. The fruit flavors taste almost exactly like you are eating a soft version of the fruit that you selected. The guava and passion fruit flavors were oh so good. The tamarind wasn't bad either. These icy pops are $2 each. You know what? Hell with the eating the ice pops when it's hot outside. I'll eat these in the coldest day of winter.. while sitting on the snow if I had to. I know what you are thinking. Is there anything expensive at this place? Not that I've seen so far. Oh Ok. Their sodas costs more than a buck. A buck and a dime in fact. Happy? These are among the best empanadas that I've tried thus far. I wouldn't mind trying more of them the next time I'm in the neighborhood. I'll make sure I'll buy a few ice pops to go along with it while I'm at it. Popsicle Review # 10 read more

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Bananas for Empanadas I first started with the spinach and ricotta which was stuffed generously but may have need a second or two more in in the fryer because it as so thick the cheese wasn't as hot as I'd have liked it. But, it was still delicious. I had the plantains and cheese in white flour. It had a light flaky crust and the ooey-gooey cheese went well with the fresh sweet plantains. They aren't cheap with the cheese either. I never had a multigrain empanada but I'm happy that I did. I decided to go with the chicken and cheese which was amazing. The savory cheesiness of the chicken filling was a perfect marriage of flavors with the nuttiness of the multigrain shell. Their green sauce is refreshing and helps combat the greasiness of the empanada. I'll probably come back for the cheesy empanadas. I'm bananas for their empanadas. Ain't your average Mama's empanadas. read more

Empanadas Cafe - Shrimp Empanada - Empanadas Near Me - Corona, New York

The empanadas are so good fresh and delicious and service is really excellent and nice

Empanadas Heaven, I mean Cafe is a little Corona hole in the wall, solely dedicated to delivering the best empanadas in NYC to its customers. They offer three different shells: Corn ($1.50), White ($1.75) and Organic ($2.00). Each shell has its respective fillings. In total there are about 25 different types that they offer. All of the shells are distinct, with white being my favorite. Ask for extra green sauce and put it on everything. It's realllllly good! My favorites include: 1. Ground Beef and cheese (Corn) 2. Shredded Chicken (Corn) 3. Ground Beef (White) 4. Chorizo and Potato (Organic) 5. Sweet Plantain and Cheese (White): This was a savory one, so i recommend having it towards the end of the meal 6. Nutella and Banana (White): Another savory and quite possibly my favorite. A great meal cap or a great savory snack! I would definitely go out of my way to come back here! read more

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Ham and cheese- salty and cheesy. Shredded chicken- they used mashed potatoes as a filler but it was still good and flavorful. Spinach and ricotta- never thought a veggie empanada could taste better than a meat empanada. Dipping them in the green sauce made them all taste even better. Banana and chocolate- tastes just like you'd imagine it to be. It's a classic combo. Strawberries and cream ice cream- I thought this was ice cream but I looked at the ingredients and the base was actually yogurt. They use Splenda as a sweetener which I normally wouldn't like, but they had big chunks of frozen strawberries on it which made it taste so good and fresh. I wanted to try more flavors but I was stuffed. read more

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Cute little spot with delicious empanadas! Will definitely be back to try more, as well as the ice pops. read more

Empanadas Cafe - Ground Beef, Ground Chicken, Spinach and Ricotta, Sweet Plantain and Cheese, Cheese Flour - Empanadas Near Me - Corona, New York

I would say this little local place is underrated but it's totally not! I LOVE the place, the empanadas and the employees make you feel welcome! First things first it's a small local shop that serves the most delicious gourmet empanadas! So much variety from good old chicken and beef, to ricotta and spinach, to whole wheat empanadas! They even have this delicious breakfast one filled with egg, cheese and ham! I go back every chance I get! read more

* 4.5 stars * Empanadas were made on the spot - fresh and tasty. Went here with a bunch of friends and got a bunch of empanadas for dinner. There is a wooden table that sits at most six people, another bar area that seats another four, and another table for two. Sweet Plaintain & Cheese - YES YES YES Ham, pineapple & cheese - DO IT! Both were soooo good! I devoured them so quickly. Would love to try all the other empanadas. After our empanadas, we decided to give the homemade popsicles a try. I didn't really enjoy it...it wasn't like WOW. It lost its flavor shortly and it was just like sucking on ice. The whole concept of how it's made and packaged is cute, but the taste was meh. One friend got the pina colada, and that was a bit more enjoyable! read more

Empanadas Cafe - Pineapple Popsicle - Empanadas Near Me - Corona, New York

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Empanadas and South American Ices is what Empanadas Cafe specializes in. Most come for the empanadas and for good reason. The menu is extensive and can be overwhelming for those venturing here for the first time. Three types of flour can be chosen along with a variety of fillings, with about 30 empanadas to choose from. The three flours consist of: - Corn Flour = Probably my favorite of the bunch, it's a smooth and crispy texture. It does not try to overwhelm the ingredients inside, making for the perfect compliment to any filling. - Organic Flour = At first looks, these appear healthy in its textured dark brown, rough and nutty exterior. It's no where as crispy as the corn flour, and I did find this shell to be somewhat overpowering the ingredients inside, so much so that I really tried to enjoy the organic aspect of this shell but it was just too much for my palate. - White Flour = The empanadas in this group are the largest of the bunch, approximately 20% larger. The exterior looks like a deep-fried wonton, with the bubbly/crater shell. But to my surprise, it wasn't greasy, but actually somewhat crumbly with a pastry-like texture. As for the empanadas that I tried: - White Flour - Pavo Con Queso - Ground Turkey & Cheese ($1.75) - If you notice closely, the work TURKEY is stamped along the edge of the empanada. This empanada was moist, flavorful, and you can really taste the freshness of the turkey as opposed to the processed flavor I was expecting. - Corn Flour - Carne y Queso - Ground Beef & Cheese ($1.50) - Good flavors from the beef, not too cheesy. A satisfying empanada worth trying. - Organic Flour - Chorizo - Spicy Sausage & Potato ($2.00) - Bits of slightly spicy chorizo are mixed with a creamy puree-like mashed potato. I really wanted to like this one, but the organic flour somewhat overpowered the chorizo and potato making it dull and bordering on flavorless. - Corn Flour - Carne - Shredded Beef ($1.50) - The meat was slightly pulley, though not as stringy as pulled pork. The beef was tender, but it could have used a bit more flavor, such as a richer sauce. - White Flour - Hawaiiana - Ham, Pineapple, & Cheese ($1.75) - I wouldn't go so far as ordering this one out of curiosity. You really have to have the urge and liking for the ham and pineapple combination in order to like this one. The sweetness of the pineapple contrasted perfectly against the subtle saltiness of the thin-sliced deli ham. I am probably one of the few who can appreciate this combination. - Corn Flour - Pollo - Shredded Chicken ($2.00) - Yum! The creaminess of the corn paired nicely with the shredded chicken. It was very enjoyable and far from salty. - Organic Flour - Carne - Ground Beef & Mixed Vegetables ($2.00) - The ground beef was moist, but all I really really taste from this was the chopped bell peppers that completely dominated any other ingredient. Then came the bland organic flour which made this one of my least favorite empanadas. - Corn Flour - Camarones - Shrimp ($2.00) - I didn't know what to expect from this one. What I got was a paste-like texture mixed with mashed potatoes and bits of shrimp. After all that protein from the meat, you could really taste the shrimp flavor of this one. Some butter could have a nice addition with two ingredients that scream for butter all on its own. Then comes the little containers of green sauce, one for every 2 empanadas. Additional sauce can be ordered for $0.25 each. This cilantro, avocado and oil concoction was a great compliment to the empanadas. It's a bit difficult trying to dip an empanada into these containers so I found myself happily pouring the green sauce right into the empanadas. Truly addictive and it made all the empanadas several time better. If you're in the area and considering it, make the trip out to try Empanadas Cafe. It's cheap, it's portable and easy to eat, and it's filling. The large crowds will clearly show how popular this establishment is. Since these are made to order, I recommend calling in advance for pick-up. And don't forget to bring cash as credit cards are not accepted. read more

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My curiosity got the best of me. Went ahead and finally checked out this place yesterday. Don't be fooled by it's size or location. Once you step inside, it's like a whole other world. Although tiny, it's quite quaint. Also comfortable if you're lucky enough to snag a seat. There's signs above the counter explaining what to expect right off the bat. Super-duper clean, with an A grade to boot. Nevermind the cuteness though, how's the food? These empanadas are the best I've ever had, bar none. I had one corn flour codfish, one white flour cheese, and finished it off with a dessert patty of guava and cheese. Each one was pretty solid. My personal favorite being the guava and cheese mix. If you're dining in, the empanadas will be served on a wooden platter, along with a green sauce condiment. I didn't try the organic wheat flour ones, but that's for next time. The best part is that there's both meat and vegetarian options. Another perk? If you don't feel like cooking tonight, supposedly you can order some to go, then reheat the empanadas at home. I assume you can probably reheat either in the microwave or toaster oven. Regardless of whether it's dine in or take out, you're gonna get that food high. A Queens gem indeed. read more

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Awesome NYC hole in the wall that you probably couldn't find in a more gentrified neighborhood. Great price and delicious. This place is just a gem. I used to come here years ago. Glad they are still doing well. The chocolate empanadas and the ham and cheese were particularly memorable. read more

Empanada Friday has been announced! Yes, the lunch planner(me) said so! We planned to go get these empanadas since Wednesday, and we finally did it! I visited their website, printed the menu, visited all my colleagues and asked what they wanted, wrote down their choices, went to a meeting meanwhile, came back, and placed the order on the phone for pickup. All these happened in 1 hour. Yes I know I am a great lunch planner.(hell ya!) The place was real tiny with so many people inside. wow popular! Empanadas here are cheap. Prices are between $1.10 and $1.75. You have 28 different choices of empanadas. You can choose corn flour, white flour, or whole grain empanadas. I had 4 empanadas for today's lunch: Corn flour with ground beef & cheese, corn flour with shrimp, white flour with ground chicken, and the "Nutella Chocolate Banana!" Those were all great except the shrimp one; I expected more shrimp then mashed potato(?).. But they were all great! The nutella chocolate banana empanada is the guerilla; be careful of nutella popping out of empanada! just two complaints: 1. empanadas are small.(hm.. maybe that's why they are cheap.) 2. only one employee taking orders/answering calls/etc? hm. you should have one more employee! read more

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So yummy here! My husband and I stopped by on a Friday for a quick snack. We had to street park but it was easy to find a couple spots open around the neighborhood. We chose to eat in and the place is small but was continuously busy with customers eating in, picking up etc. We got the bacalao with corn flour, chicken/ cheese and chorizo and cheese in grain flour, and ham/ cheese in regular flour. We loved the texture of the whole grain shell. It had such a good flavor but didn't over power the stuffing. It took about 10 minutes for us to get the empanadas and they cook everything fresh so they were all piping hot and so good with the cold green sauce. We def plan to be back for more empanadas. read more

I went to this place for the first time yesterday and I really dig it. I had the Banana Nutella Chocolate Empanada and it was just awesome. Honestly, just one if not the best desert type of food I have ever had. The chocolate they used was to die for. It was like having a dark chocolate brownie melted down into fudge and then blended with real pieces of banana all inside of a pastry. The most amazing thing about this pastry is it is deep fried, but you would never be able to tell (no greasy fingers.....) In terms of an eating establishment, this place is pretty much a takeout spot. They have two tables where you could sit and eat, but this place gets crowded and eating in there would get uncomfortable. Eitherway folks, hit this place up its sick!!!! Plus it's cheap, the empanadas were only about $1.50 each. read more

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Fantastic food. Quick and friendly staff. I love that you can pick which empanadas and try lots of options. We tried maybe 10 different types of empanadas and they were ALL stand out/ delicious. We can't even favor one over the other. Highly recommend read more

I still come to this place. It's just the best of the best ! There's nothing that could possibly compare to their empanadas! The location is really small but I think it's fine only because it'll be overcrowded if they expanded their location. Well, that gives you an idea of how busy they can get. You could also call and place your order, so you could pay, pick up your order and go. ** only thing I would say I don't like is that they don't accept debit or credit cards. CASH ONLY $ !** read more

Empanadas Cafe - Mixed vegetables / vegetales mixtos - Empanadas Near Me - Corona, New York

These are the best empanadas I have had in my search in both Brooklyn and Queens. I haven't had the full scope of the menu yet but everytime i add a new flavor i am not dissappointed. The empanadas can be had in white, corn or whole wheat flour. I wish there was a location closer to me. Thank the food gods that i work sometimes in this area to get my re-up when i need to. As i glimpsed down at a review below no need to write an extensive review just go try them. read more

Excellent food. Worth the stop. Kids went there a little while ago and enjoyed everything. I was there a few years back while in the area and had a great experience. Stop if you can. Worth it. read more

I cant believe that I have gone here so many times and have yet to write a review for this spot. This is one of those places that is not overall the best experience when you come here but the empanadas are so amazing that jumping through the hoops and hurdles is completely worth it. The first part of this mission you need to conquer is PARKING. Quite frankly, there is no parking in this whole neighborhood and especially around the shop. Listen...you might get desperate like I have and park quick and block a hydrant, a driveway or cross walk. Its ok though in the end because you wont wait that long and you stay close by the car. 2nd part of this mission is getting inside the cafe and ordering. It is really small in there and it gets packed. A couple of tables and a few seats...gotta have perfect timing to get a table and eat there. Good luck! You are so close to ordering but could be 3 or 4 deep to the counter between people ordering and waiting. Try and get the ladies behind the counter's attention. They are going to look at you like you are the biggest idiot in the world.....its ok they look like that at everyone. lol hahaha You put in the order and now you wait ..... You have to do the dance between waiting on the empanadas and making sure your car is ok outside. I check back and forth to the car just in case I need to move it and back to the food and your name being called. They call your name and you pay and take your empanadas. They have different meat combinations (chicken and potato, ground beef, ground chicken, chorizo, cheese, etc etc) with different shells of (corn flour, multi grain and white flour) to choose from as well....and I can say that I dont usually like multi grain anything...and these are really good. They have 2 different sauces to put on them...try them both! The crazy part is that each empanada is in the ball park of $2.00 .....its crazy that you can get all of these different flavors and it wont be much money at all. You wont get a better tasting meal for less money than this. This place is a challenge sometimes...but the payoff is very much worth it. Now go and find your favorite one on the menu! read more

Delicious little spot! I usually shy away from anything other than the white flour shell but thankfully I decided to give them all a fair chance here and here are my reviews! Spinach and ricotta (white flour shell) - very generously filled as they all are. They supplied the perfect ratio of cheese and spinach. The spinach was chopped up just the perfect size too. Plantain and Cheese (white shell) - Drool! The duo of sweet and savory was perfect. Jalapeño and cheese (organic brown shell) - the shell was a little crunchy but nice n soft at the same time. Love the taste of the jalapeño! Chicken and cheese (organic brown shell) - yummy! the cheese added a perfect moist texture. The flavor was so good! The chicken and beef empanadas were okay. They weren't as good as I expected, they weren't as flavorful and moist but luckily their green sauce is banging and made it good to eat =) read more

Empanadas Cafe - Spinach & ricotta empanada with green sauce! Amazing! - Empanadas Near Me - Corona, New York

Great food even though my sister's arepa was burn. They did gave us two empanadas on the house.

"Mama" ain't got nothing on these vessels of fried Mexican delights. Authentic, simple offerings with less than 10 options. Unlike Mama's empanadas, a franchised Queens spot with a menu comparable to the Cheese Cake Factory, Cafe is just right. Recommend the beef/cheese as a standard and broccoli or chicharron for richer flavor. Make sure to double up the order, as delicious as they are, the vessels are small. read more

I've read the reviews, so I had really high expectations and while I thought it was good, it didn't blow me away. There are a few types of empanada shells to choose from each are vastly different in both texture and size. The white flour version is probably the largest in size and closest to what I have had in the past. The corn flour version, is crispy with a hint of sweetness. The organic flour is the most dense of the bunch. The menu is fairly long and I wish I had consulted it online before arriving. The fillings were fresh and cooked well. Don't forget to get some sauce to pour over which brings an additional layer of flavor. Overall they were good enough, but kind of forgettable. read more

Love this place! There seem to be a bunch of empanada places popping up, but this place is the real deal. They serve whole grain, white flour and corn empanadas with a great variety of fillings for the health conscious or those seeking comfort food. There's something for everyone. Oh, and they have a delicious hot sauce that you can have on the side. You can check it out here: http://www.empanadascafe.com/menu.html Tips: It's a really small store front don't go with expectations to dine in. If there is some table space, you're lucky. If not, take yours to go. Don't miss the great dessert empanadas and home made ice cream pops. It's cash only. read more

Love love love! This place was bomb and I have to go back to try all the different types of empanadas! I love that they label the bags of what they are if you are doing take out and they are labeled on the shell of the empanadas too! I would've totally bought 50 of them and stored them in my freezer they are good for 30 days! Must return read more

Empanadas Cafe - Empanadas Near Me - Corona, New York

Went to the Lemon Ice kings and then got hungry so I yelped empanadas and brought me here. Hooray! Cute little place at the corner of Van Doren and 108 st in corona. I got very excited with the menu. They have white flour, corn or organic. ( wasn't a fan of the organic 2 dry and bland). I ordered plantain & cheese ( my favorite) Chicken, Ham & cheese and Hawaiian. Since I ordered a lot the girl at the register was very nice and threw in an organic chicken for free. Toooooooo bad I didn't like it "( but it was much appreciated. She was very helpful since I wasn't sure what to order at first. If you are in a hurry order ahead of time bc it takes some time. The least favorite for me was the chicken. For a second it looked like beef and was on the dry side. 2nd fav was the Hawaiian and ham and cheese (Lil salty but was still yummy). #1 favorite was the Plantatin. Saw this was a must try on yelp and it was delish. Dessert: Homemade ice cream. Lots and lots of flavors to choose from. So delish. Enjoy! The read more

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Delicious empanadas made with corn, white or whole grain flour. Tried the shredded beef and potato, pork and potato, spinach and ricotta, breakfast with egg, bacon, ham and cheese and ground beef. Each empanada was packed with filling so satisfying. Choice of mild (Tasted like thousand island dressing) or spicy green sauce- could be spicier though. It takes about 10 minutes per order so prepare to wait or pre-order. Limited seating in the tiny cafe. read more

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