Drinks are great, food is always awesome, a great staff always fun and nice atmosphere!!read more

Stopped in just before 6 on a Friday and got the last table. It was a bit too loud for my liking. I…read morehad a burger with mushrooms and fries while hubby had a steak au poivre. My burger was almost well done despite asking for medium. The fries were very good and they were very generous with the mushrooms and toppings.

10/10 for food and service…read more Came here with my cousin for breakfast on Sunday around 11am. There's one person who works behind the counter and I assume one person who is doing the cooking. I got the pancakes with blueberries with a side of bacon and the honey cinnamon latte. My cousin got the sausage egg and cheese roll with a drip coffee. Both of our meals were delicious and so was the coffee. My cousin who doesn't drink coffee often said that the coffee here is of top quality. I'll definitely be coming back!

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.

Celebrated a birthday here in an intimate setting. The staff, especially Carlos, were so…read moreaccommodating. The food was delicious and the service was amazing!

Went for Saturday brunch and enjoyed the White Radish burger which had a fried egg on top. It came…read morewith fries as well. I struggled getting the burger to fit in my mouth. Cooked perfectly and delicious flavors. Service was a little lacking-- never refilled my water until we waved down someone. The place was not packed so it wasn't noisy. We were seated right next to the bar and could have a conversation.

Met some mom friends for breakfast. I wasn't hungry so just got a cafe mocha. It was pretty good…read more In a beautiful cup. Ambiance is very nice inside. Service was super nice. Definitely a cute place and will be back.

We often passed by this cute coffee place. Bright and quirky on the inside and out, the drinks were…read morewell-made, and the Avocado Sandwich was very fresh. It's crowded and service was mixed, but mostly friendly. The bathroom was pretty rough even for NY standards. Management would do well to attend to that and upgrade.

Cuisine: 7 Service: 9…read moreDecor: 5 Value: 9 Overall: 9 I love this little local Dominican restaurant that serves breakfast at the crack of dawn. It has very good quality food and excellent service. Other than the owner, most servers barely can communicate in English. However, I always felt welcomed and appreciated. In today's environment with so much hatred in the air, this place feels like an oasis right in my backyard. The food is always solid, with the salami breakfast plate being one of my favorites. It comes with three pieces of juicy and flavorful thick cut salami and three pieces fried cheese, two perfectly cooked running eggs, along with mashed plantains. Delicious! I also like their lunch foods, such as pernil and oxtail. The turkey wings are tasty, but a but dry. Their soups are some of my most ordered items as well. My usuals are the trip stew and cow's foot soup. If you look at the crowd, you'll notice a mix of latinos and locals who recognize this small shop as a neighborhood gem. There is nothing else like it in Forest Hills, so I do hope they are around for many generations to come. We need more places like this.

I had to get this my eyes just pulled towards it as soon as i was looking for what to eat. The…read morestaff is always friendly, delighted to see people and the portions are not skimp. The place is also great to sit down and eat while you the Spanish music is going on. The waiters are always at your call when needing something.

Great service and a healthy option when eating out. I've ordered from here so many times and never…read morebeen disappointed.

Michael and I ate there again and had the homemade beef chili this time. It was hearty with a…read moreslightly sweet sauce -- so good! This has become a great spot for our occasional community meetings. We eat, talk, and greet neighbors the way a true community business should. Friendly, welcoming, and always a pleasure to visit.

Sitting in Deja Brew is a lowkey vibe and super comfy, some of the best chairs I've sat in at a…read morerestaurant. There are board games to play while you order and wait for your food. The coffee selection is 10/10, with dairy free options. Food was AMAZING! Very filling, came out quickly and was super fresh.

Got to try the food from Deja Brew at Smorgasburg! We got their breakfast sandwich (two pancakes,…read moresausage, eggs, hash brown) and coconut latte. The food was divine. Everything was cooked perfectly and I really loved the blend of sweet and savory. The coconut latte was super refreshing and had great texture with roasted coconut flakes on top. Service was quick and so friendly. I'd love to come in person to check out the restaurant some time!

We had an excellent family dinner including outstanding service from Alex. He brilliantly worked…read morewith our large, arriving-at-different-times group, offering fun conversation to the youngsters and counsel to the indecisive. The mafadine pasta was a good pick adorned with springy components like pea leaves and a compelling Parmesan vibe. Maybe I like vegetables more than I thought? The steelhead carpaccio special was a stunner. Based on my 1.5 bites of monkfish I'd also endorse that. This may be more of a "DVD extra" but when I originally looked up the QB many of the top-ranked items were breakfasts and some were p-zza (reverse SEO). Based only on lower-left menu placement I would say don't go that route and that specials are a good bet. Again this is only based on 1.5 bites but the eggplant parm special had great sauce. I'm undecided on the watermelon granita which wasn't all that watermelony but spicy dessert was different. I was surprised by how much I liked the edamame, since you can get that everywhere, but the Japanese 7-spice add an intriguing citrus kick.

My husband chose The Queensboro to celebrate his birthday with a brunch alongside my grandparents,…read moreand it felt like a great chance to revisit a spot we'd previously enjoyed for lunch and dinner. Food: 3.5/5 We made it a point to try a range of brunch options. My grandfather ordered the sweet potato and chorizo hash, I went with the two-egg combo with pork sausage (eggs over easy), and my husband chose the Moroccan eggs. Overall, the food was good and flavorful, especially if you enjoy dishes with a bit more nuance and influence from Spanish or Mexican flavors. That said, as someone who leans more toward classic American diner-style brunch, it didn't fully hit that nostalgic spot for me. It's not that anything was bad--it just wasn't the most memorable brunch I've had. Still, it was nice to explore a different side of their menu beyond the burgers, fries, and pasta we'd tried before. Service: 4/5 The staff were genuinely kind and welcoming, which made the experience pleasant. However, they do rely on a QR code-style menu, which can be a bit of a learning curve--especially for those who prefer a more traditional ordering experience. During the brunch rush, things definitely got busy and a bit overwhelmed, so service slowed down slightly. One tip: if you already know what you want, it's best to order everything upfront to avoid delays. Vibe: 3.5/5 Like many New York spots, space is tight. Even as a party of four, we were seated at a small square table, which could be challenging if you have strollers or extra belongings. That said, the space still feels cozy and neighborhood-friendly--great for a casual brunch, just not the most spacious. All in all, It's a solid neighborhood brunch spot with interesting, flavor-forward dishes and kind service. I wouldn't call it my top brunch destination, but I'd come back if I were in the area--especially if I was craving something a little different from the usual diner fare.

Amar has become our go-to spot over the past year for authentic Peruvian food, and it never…read moredisappoints. The Pollo a la Brasa is a solid 10/10 -- although it can sometimes be slightly overcooked, it's always juicy and never dry. The green sauce is addictive; it's perfect on both the chicken and the jasmine rice. We've also tried several other dishes, including the Arroz Chaufa Pollo, Chicharrón de Pollo, Yuca Fries, Jasmine Rice, Beans, Maduros and Avocado Salad. Every dish has been flavorful and satisfying. The Arroz Chaufa and Chicharrón de Pollo are especially worth mentioning -- they're packed with flavor, and the Yuca Fries are crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. If you're craving authentic Peruvian cuisine, Amar consistently delivers, and we'll definitely continue to be regulars!

The Aguadito de Pollo had chicken that basically fell off the bone. The taste was comforting,…read moresimilar to that of a Chicken Noodle Soup. The Pescado a la Chorrillana dish had a full crispy fish along with crispy yuca fries. The fish and rice was good, especially when soaked through with the sauce of the sautéed tomatoes. The staff was attentive, and the restaurant had a corner of plants, setting a cozy vibe.

Yummy! We ordered butter chicken and chicken tikka masala. Food was delicious. They give…read morecomplimentary chips. The servers were kind, we got our food fast. I loved the ambiance of the store and music. Definitely coming back and trying more!

Imma repeat customer. This time, I orderes a lunch special via Uber Eats. It wasn't windy cold day…read moreso my food was still hot when it was delivered. I ordered the goat curry special which came with a side of dal, bread rice and a sweet kulab gaman for $17. The goat meat was tender, the curry isn't hot or spicy, the dal had a hint of spice from mustard seeds, rice was cooked and fluffy. I used the bread to sop up all the food from tray. SO delicious!! With Uber Eats costs and tips, it cost around 25$.