Food was delicious. Service was great. Ambiance was normal, not spectacular. They only flawed in…read moreproviding us with the right desert... we ordered flan to go and they gave us flan con panetela (un chocoflan).

Este es peor servicio que eh recibido en todos los años que eh ido a este restaurante , pues la…read moreatención súper pésima no te dan ni un buenos días o en que le puedo ayudar , fui con la mejor intención de comer unas empanadas y el señor que atendió en el mostrador me ignoró completamente se dio media vuelta y se fue jajaja creo que es un mal servicio al cliente y no voy más , muy mal

26 dollars por un simple calentado con dos huevos..Noches de colombia que es mas bonito y hay mejor…read moreatencion, pago 10 Dollares menos por ese plato

Their empanadas are amazing!!! There's always a crowd and the ladies at the counter are so friendly…read moreand welcoming. It's a small area to eat but it's very gamily oriented!

the food was really delicious, the customer service was amazing. I had the chicken and cheese…read moreempanada and it might have been one of the best ones I have had in my life. The meat they serve here is very tender and juicy, it is really good

Crepe w/ chocolate ice cream and strawberry and banana was okay…read moreMaicito Monchy was not not my favorite it was too oily, and expensive for the quality of meats and ingredients. Chicken avocado wrap was decent/"refreshing" I may order it again. The Empanada combo was not the greatest either, too oily and they cheap out on the ingredients.. I would recommend the batidos for sure Mora, papaya and strawberry and banana, would be great on a summer day, however, if you're on a diet I may ask if they can take it easy on the condensed milk addition. If you are a clean freak I would maybe pass on this location. Sauce containers are dirty and literally looked like they were reused, sticky tables, sticky bathroom floors and they gave us a bag to take food that clearly looked like it was used before :/. Overall I appreciate that the business is open, providing jobs for the community and I truly wish Business best of luck. P.s of you dine in, please be sure to review your receipt, tip may already be included!

Chilean Bakery is a total gem. Tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood, it somehow manages…read moreto pull off big city bakery energy in the coziest way. The space is small but thoughtfully laid out, it feels more open than you'd expect, which is a nice surprise. The staff were warm and welcoming, the prices are very reasonable, and most importantly, the food delivers!! The desserts, pastries, and empanadas were all delicious and clearly made with care. This is absolutely a place worth coming back to, and I can't wait to work my way through more of the menu.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I was looking for a bakery around this area and found this place researching on Yelp…read more I got the coffee ($2) which tasted good and the mil hojas ($4) and the alfajores ($3) which were solid. If you're looking for a cafe with chill vibes and fair prices, I would recommend Chilean bakery. * Street parking * Outdoor dining available * Fair prices

This place was SO GOOD that I don't even know where to begin! I really wanted to like this spot…read morebecause its local and has street presence... but the actual dining experience exceeded my expectations! Starting with the empanadas appetizers... the best in town! Delicious flavor and crunchy texture... just perfect. Then the main dishes were each flavorful, presentable and bountiful. From the door, the hospitality was warm, friendly and welcoming. The dining space and decor are modern, open and culturally honoring of the restaurant's Colombian heritage in its aesthetic. Price was affordable snd budget friendly for families. We will definitely be back!

After coming here for Mother's Day with the family , I knew I had to celebrate my birthday here …read more The staff was so nice , and the place was beautifully decorated , the food was on point and they serve my fav dish , ajiaco! The place is right around the corner from my house so it's super convenient, I don't have to go all the way into Elizabeth for great Colombian food ! 10/10

This place was awesome. The only reason it's not a 5 star is because there wasn't garlic mash…read morepotato's and those are my favorite. I got the red velvet chicken nuggets and they were delicioso!!!

After living in Brazil, I often get nostalgic and crave the flavors, the essence, the mannerisms…read moreand so much more. I don't regret indulging in some extra carbs and sugar when it comes to having Brazilian treats every once in a blue. The service was pleasant, I got to practice Portuguese and I was glad they understood me! They have a great selection of treats and everything transported me to Brazil with every bite. The only item we did not like was the donut filled with dulce de leche. It was tough and too dense. However the passion fruit cup and dulce de leche (leite in Portuguese) was incredibly delicious! The pão de queijo (cheese bread) was soft and warm. I'll definitely return to this establishment. It was clean, great variety of fresh treats and warm service.

Great value. Pizza was great and the people were super nice. This was $3.50 and well worth it!read more

Came here with friends. Interesting. Not your typical pizzeria but still good. Uruguay style. I'll…read morebe back for sure.

Sometimes, being spoiled really sets the bar too high for places to match. For Peruvian style…read morerestaurants with roasted chickens, ceviche etc. Pio Pio remains my gold standard a decade after my first visit to the esteemed chain. That said, I do my best to temper my expectations whenever I go to a place like Sofia's, which strikes me as more of a mom and pop standalone than part of a chain of restaurants in New York City. I was nearby and I needed lunch so I stopped by Sofia's to get some food to take home. The exterior is a tad off-putting to be honest. The awning is black and the "Sofia's Restaurant" lettering is very worn, to the point where at first I was unclear if the restaurant was even open. I peeked inside and saw activity so in I went. The interior features rest rooms near the entrance, a counter to the left and seating to the right. It looked good inside, and quite a contrast from what I expected from the exterior's appearance. The staff was nice (not overly effusive, but not rude either) and took my order quickly. So here's what I tried: CHICKEN Like so many places with this style of menu, you can order a roast chicken. You can get a quarter, half or an entire chicken. I wound up ordering a whole chicken so I'd have left overs for a couple days. This also let me try both the white and dark meat sections. Overall, the chicken is good. If I were to place Pio Pio's chicken as an "A+", this chicken is basically a "B-". The chicken was moist and well cooked, but it was not marinated as well as I would have liked. Even the heavily seasoned skin did not have the flavor punch I am used to from Pio, but would I get it again? Sure. It does the trick in a pinch. With the chicken you get their version of "green sauce" which is...okay. Again, if we are to hold Pio's as an "A+", this would be a "B-". There is good flavor, but it does not have the flavor hit I had hoped for. SALAD The side salad order features iceberg lettuce, tomatoes and a couple chopped vegetables. A creamy dressing is drizzled on top. This was fine as a side to the chicken. It wasn't anything to write home about, but I didn't dislike it either. MADUROS Perhaps the most disappointing of the dishes I purchased. My favorite maduros come from either Pio Pio or Sophie's Cuban Cuisine. They should be well cooked, not dried out and of course, sweet. These were sweet, but the texture was bad. These had clearly been deep (deep) fried in oil far too much, so they were overly oily and falling apart. Worse, the order was *swimming* in a thick layer of oil in a plastic container that had a nice opening, causing this to leak all over the rest of my order. Never again. Overall, Sofia's is okay, but it's not great. If I'm in the area again I may get the chicken again and perhaps try some other dishes but I won't be going out of my way to visit.

Por favor no le echen la cáscara de huevo dentro del chaufa. Es muy desagradable tener que masticar…read moreeso crujiente dentro del arroz.