Woot woot for Hispanic food!…read more This place serves you so much in a plate for a cheap price. Honestly I can never finish my meal. The food is good and fresh. Service could do better though i dont know why is it always Hispanic girls giving attitude.

So let me start by saying that our order was incomplete, the food was ok, it was cold by the time…read moreit came to our table. The place needs some cleaning. It looks old and not so clean in the inside. We also order a bread, it was ok. Prices are reasonable but not sure I'll go back .

Ate here today during my lunch break while working trying out other Dominican foods. For my choices…read moreI picked and chose the chicken empanada, cheese empanada and cheese balls with a side of glass raspberry soda and some sauce that it had tasted really good and delicious. The ambiance I think seems to have Dominican music playing. I couldn't agree more about it and many thanks to both Max and Elena for taking my orders in a respectful and polite matter as well as keeping me warm and welcome. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time! :)

Nice cozy spot, unique location with plenty of outside seating. Nice variety in the menu. I opted…read morefor the chicken chimi per recommendation. The staff is very friendly and gives a decent rundown of the menu and what's popular. Got my sandwich in about five maybe seven minutes. The chicken was nicely cooked however the sauce was a bit lacking. I think if they tweak the sauce or have a variety of sauces, this place would explode with orders. Overall I wouldn't say come here RIGHT NOW - but I'll get back to you all as I try more of the menu. Next time I'm ordering the empanadas and the al pastor.

Particularly yummy is their rendition of the guava and cheese pastry which I bought several times…read moreespecially recently! Flaky with guava paste and cheese as the filling, it also has a sugar glaze on top. Wow, their bunuelos, corn patties and pan de bono are excellent! The dough part of these three types of baked goods is just right. I also tried the wheat bun with a little bit of guava in it. Nice bakery for a pick me up if you are up for trying Latino bakery items. Even with their limited English, the staff are helpful and provided good customer service. There are also savory dishes besides Latin baked goods if that is what you are looking for. Haven't tried the savory food, but the soup looks interesting. Maybe next time when I happen to be in Flushing again!

The line here is long! You have to order your food at the front before you sit down. There's no one…read moreto take your order at the table. The mondongo soup had good flavor but wasn't cooked long enough and was chewy. The baked chicken was tender, and was good. The potato salad was ok. The empanadas were 6/10. Wasn't bad but wasn't anything to rave about. Their passion fruit justice was really good. Not too sugary and not too sour and refreshing. Overall the food wasn't bad could be better and the service needs adjustments.

When you walk in you smell the bread baking in the back. Its the kind of smell that you'd expect…read morewhen walking into a Colombian bakery. I started off with a pan de bono and buñuelo. The pan de bono was delicious but I honestly expected more from the buñuelo, it wasn't fresh so I think that affected the flavor. After that I ordered a desayuno los paisitas which was amazing. The portions were huge and everything was tasty. I got huevos pericos which is scrambled eggs with tomatoes and onions ( I recommend getting it this way.) I got it with steak and it comes with an arepa rice and beans. I took this all down with a delicious cup of Colombian Coffee. The lady serving us was nice and attentive. Will definitely come back.

DO NOT COME here. Such bad service I don't think I've ever went to a place where people judge you,…read more I went there and just because I bought two of a certain item, the server kept judging me. I will definitely not return and I was a frequent costumer I went there for 3 years in a row and they dare judge me like wow. They need to hire better people to attend customers. I will be telling all my friends and family not to come. I hate this place.

We've eaten at 2 locations of this amazing place and It has become a go-to place whenever we fly in…read moreor out of JFK. The tastes are simple and divine. The ambiance is mexican simplicity with a counter and a few tables and oh my gosh, the food is as good as Mexican food gets.

Besides everything they make bing delicious., they do something I never saw before. Without…read morementioning any competitors, El Rinconcito makes their empanadas fresh to order. Usually empanadas sit it an heater box for hours. Besides not being sure what filling was used there is also the tendency to get dry and the consistency of Reinforced Concrete. El Rinconcito de Sabores got rid of their heater Box. Besides enjoying a slightly crispy shell, the filling is generous and delicious. I have to order an empanada no matter what I order.

This place was a hidden gem that we found in Corona, NY. Definitely check this place out if you're…read morein the area. The serve some authentic Peruvian food that's very flavorful. My wife and I ordered the Lomo Saltado (Carne) and the Pescado Frito (or fried fish chunks). Let me tell - the Lomo Saltado was some of the most flavorful Lomo Saltado I've had in a while. Juicy, well marinated skirt steak accompanied by grilled red onion and tomatoes, on top of a bed of French fries and white rice. They had pickled onions on the side of this dish to really complement the savoriness of the dish with a nice touch of pungent acidity. Well balanced meal. The Pescado Frito came with an abundance of lemons which is a plus if you like to add that to your deep fried fish - as well as some Yucca and your traditional Peruvian sauces (white sauce and red sauce/hot sauce). Both sauces were flavorful and house made. I highly recommend this place, it was clean, service was quick and very hospitable. Our server made sure that we had ample napkins for our meal. My wife mentioned the bathroom was clean and there's ample seating inside for parties of 4 or more. Check this place out - you won't regret it.

Excellent service and the Best Lomo Saltado anywhere!!! No alcohol served here but ok to BYOB. If…read moreyou're in Corona and want great Peruvian food , this is the place!

Overall: if you want a quick hefty meal for what its worth the chicken is its name!…read more Food: fries are regular frozen fries fried quick, the salad is salad, the CHICKENNN one half chicken is really half the rotisserie chicken, what makes the plate is the greennn sauceee! Green sauce on everything, chicken was juicy until it got to the white meat Service: not that may people working late at night but they are quick to attend you and take yr order shes always so nice Inside: modern aesthetic with lights and music, enough space to not feel cramped in queens

Overall: Big prices look reasonable when you see the amount and quality of the food. You should sit…read morein for this one. Some restaurants serve good food. Some serve a lot of food. This one does both. Don Pollo, which judging by reviews has taken a pretty big turn for the better, was a wonderful surprise. My family had ordered it once during COVID (takeout) and wasn't wowed. Returning now, I was. Upon reading reviews, I found that the takeout ones were more negative, so I must recommend dining in. By dish: Empanadas - Would Recommend. They're what you want. Crispy, filled up, and tasty. Seafood (for 1) - Highly Recommend. Although it's definitely not for one (I could see two people having this), I love the presentation, and of course taste is the most important thing which this restaurant really delivers for. I tried one of everything, they were all crispy and the sauces paired great along with the little slices onions. Salad - ?? Sorry, I'm not a salad guy so I didn't have it. I liked the generous amount of avocado though. Plantains - good enough. They come with another dish and they're good. Same with the fries. I like that they come with sausage, and they aren't soggy, but really they're nothing special. Chicken combo - would recommend. Tender, nicely seasoned, and the sauce went great with it. Seriously, you are gonna have so many leftovers if you come here, and you will not mind because it's great. I'm having this stuff for lunch tomorrow. Fried rice - comes with the chicken combo, and tastes nice. It contains chicken and egg as the protein, and tastes good. What can I say? Oh, and for people who care, the service and ambience was nice, though I wasn't the biggest fan of hearing about the Epstein files on Newsmax while trying to enjoy lunch. But food is the only thing that I take into account when scoring, lol.

$3.75 16oz ice coffee $2.50 hot small coffee…read more$2.75 hot med coffee $2.75 almojabana (cheese bread) $3.50 oreja (butterfly pastry) $3.75 pound cake slices $12.75 Chicharrón y potatoes $5.75 cold milo $3 empanadas $6.75 cake slice 1 star off for slightly higher market prices for a colombian bakery. They offer a lot more than pastries though than average places. They have hot bar items, made to order meals, various cake slices, cold drinks like avena and milo, latin flavored chips, etc. I have come here for years, and i like their breads, bunelos, and empanadas. Coffee comes super hot, and there is a steady amount of customers who come in on average. If you are around this area, it is a nice place to get a snack/coffee. $10 minimum for card use. there is a sign of 30 mins to enjoy your food there, but you can probably stay longer if tables are empty.

After all these years, this place is still delicious! The tamal makes my Colombian husband…read morereminisce about his grandmother and her cooking. It's fantastic! The soup is so wonderfully made, we love it! Keep up the amazing work Javier! It's always a pleasure to be here.