Came here after dinner for a night cap on a Friday night and we found out they had Karaoke. I was…read morestoked because I'm learning Spanish and I love to sing. We opted to sit outside but what was nice about that is that their walls are made of glass so we could still see inside and people watch while still enjoying the fresh outdoors. Our waitress was super nice and friendly. We told her we ate already and just wanted drinks and maybe dessert. She took our order and we did end up ordering their vanilla flan and their chocolate cake flan. Both were delicious. Later on, I asked our waitress if I can sing and immediately she encourage me to come in and told the DJ which song I wanted and they handed me the mic. The people in the restaurant was awesome as they cheer me on as I sang Vivir mi Vida by Mark Anthony. I definitely would say to give this place a try. Great local restaurant in the neighborhood, where you can have fun without venturing into the city. Love it!

I was able to stop by Veyta's to purchase three different Mexican breads from their pretty large…read morenumber of available options. Concha 2.0/5.0: This classic bread was a bit of a dissapointment, as I expected way more flavor from the craggly and creviced topping which did not have much flavor. The bread itself was a tad bland and dry, the later probably due to me not eating the bread until the following day. Danish style bread (Chamuco) 3.0/5.0: I think this Danish looking bread is probably a Chamuco (after searching the internet), and it was just okay. The small custard filling was decent tasting having a slight creaminess and sweetness, but I wish there was more of it used. The bread itself had a nice eggy (think challah) flavor, but as with the Concha, a tad dry. Again, this could be due to me eating it the following day. Sugar-topped Bread (El Volcan) 5.0/5.0: Searching the internet for Mexican bread descriptions and comparing it to the what I purchased, I believe what I bought was a El Volcan bread. It had a slightly crumbly and dry scone-like texture. Its flavor was quite interesting, too, having a distinct brown sugar like taste, which was contrasted by the topping of white sugar on top. I really enjoyed this bread and would definitely buy it again. Considering the plethora of breads available, Veyta's is certainly worth another visit if I'm in the area.

Spring break breakfast with my daughter. IHOP is always a go to for nice moist fluffy buttermilk…read morepancakes, with butter pecan syrup. The service was good and quick. There weee not a lot of people there on a Tuesday morning, but just enough to feel comfortable. Tables were clean and place well maintained. Thumbs up for an affordable good breakfast.

I went here for the free kids meals. But there was no free kids meals. I also saw the generous…read morehappy hour special. But there was no happy hour special. I guess they weren't making enough money. So on this Wednesday, we were the only ones in the restaurant for our entire dinner hour. The food was pretty decent though. I was happy they had 4 syrups (old fashioned, butter pecan, blueberry, strawberry) - and didn't charge extra for it. The pancakes were pretty good. The burger was good. The kids meals were all 9.29. Everyone was satisfied except Papa who had to pay for it. It wasn't that much though and I felt at least it gives a few jobs to the neighborhood. They do have a $7 menu, which gives you some options if you don't want to pay a lot. So... I'll go back if people are begging for it.

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.

The service is good, it's clean, food is fusion like diner food ( new term I'm using to describe…read moreold food and new revamped versions of classics). This has it all even grits. Some dishes should not be altered. That said, the atmosphere is interesting, I sit and get a kick out watching regulars argue ( friendly) with staff from weather to politics to anything. I would give this 3.85.

Silver Spoon Diner has become a wonderful little spot to grab a bite to eat after the gym or…read morecelebrate a fellow gym goer's Birthday. The place is centrally located (in the LeFrak City building) and close to Queens Center. Also a short walk from Retro, so a bunch of us come here and enjoy be it some nice brunch or lunch options. The Multi-Protein sandwich is what I normally go for - it's delicious egg whites, with turkey sausage and avocado on multi-grain toast. Prices are also very decent and affordable and you can't beat the nice atmosphere. The wait staff is also very friendly and attentive.

I really enjoyed lunch at this place! They've recently rebranded to Austin Street Cafe/Bar & Grill…read more- and they have a sort of diner-esque vibe with a full-service bar ($7 happy hour cocktails!!!) They started us off with a croissant on the house, which was pretty good. Nice attention to detail as it was served with a heart-shaped side of butter. Also part of their happy hour menu are a couple select bar bites. I went for the chicken quesadillas, and it was a hearty portion at their price point. And it had a great flavor - chicken was nice and juicy. Natalie was our server, and was very attentive and friendly throughout our time here. And just when we thought it couldn't get better, Natalie and the manager brought us some cookies on the house to take home. Nothing but praise to be sung about this spot - I hear they're looking into possibly incorporating live music next. Will definitely be back - two thumbs up!

This place has been renamed "Austin Street coffee and grill" and has an updated menu…read more First off, I want to point out the great customer service from the young man working on a Saturday morning. I heard him making jokes with customers and asking people for feedback. Now to the rest of it: service is weird and slow. When we were seated, we had to wait a little bit until receiving menus. Water wasn't automatically given to us also, so you have to ask. A woman took down our order, but later asked if we got waffles, even though I said pancakes - overall took 25 minutes to get our order of a salad and pancakes. Pancake platter came with two pancakes, two eggs, and a couple berries on the side. There's also an option to add sausage or bacon but no price there, which adds to the confusion. When we pointed it out, they removed the charge from our bill. There were maybe 3 people who stood behind the coffee bar which is kind of around a corner, making it hard to get service if you're not in their field of vision. Kind of strange there isn't a clear welcoming desk or something like that. Also, I think the menu uses AI as photos - there's a picture of a burger with fries and chips, but I don't think they serve chips. There's also a picture of cake with garlic next to it, which could be an artistic choice. We didn't get any drinks, but there was a table next to us who abandoned their full cups of Nutella lattes which was interesting.

The place opened not too long ago. It is right in front if the Q29 bus stop. The service is…read morefriendly and courteous. The food is great, no need to go to Woodside or Corona for good pupusas ! They have a a good and varied menu from lunch, snacks, desserts to dinner.. even a family dinner specials. All food is freshly made, especially the pupusas. The 15 minute wait is worth it. Remember: if a pupusa is given to you immediately after you order it, just say NO ! The tamal was deliciously silky. Come to try it out....#Elmhurstqueensfood

Very good and authentic food with and inviting ambience. This place is new and had a variety of…read morethings on the menu, from traditional to chicken parm, place is legit, check it out

Food is okay. We ordered a chicken breast over mushrooms sauce. The menu says it comes with white…read morerice, french fries and salad. The salad never came. We tried to reach out our server but she never came to check up on us never again. They weren't even busy, they were just hanging around the place but none of them came to ask if we were okay, even tho we were already done eating. We waited for awhile to ask for the check and again, never came to us, none of the 7 workers. We had to go and pay in the front. Definitely not worth your money. Never coming back to this place.

Rat infested. Rude staff. Food arrives late or not at all and cheap no flavor. Go elsewhere…read more Delivery people steal money. Women who answer the phone are rude. Staff unwelcoming. This review is after years of spending 50-100$ a week here and I've just had enough.

More 3.5 stars. The…read morefood is ok, and there's plenty to choose from the menu. Restroom is sparkly clean and owner attentive. Very handy if you're visiting the Queens Zoo.

Came here after the museum nearby. Portions are large. We got 7 tacos and a side of fries,…read more definitely more than we needed. The issue was that they charged a convenience fee when using a card. I don't mind that if you let me know. I would've paid cash. And the second thing is I ordered small fries and it should have been $3 per their menu and they charged me $5. I brought up the issue of incorrect pricing and she changed it to $4. I shouldn't have to argue with someone about pricing when it's written in black and white the price of the fries!