I love Colombian Food and the one of my favorite dishes is their bandeja paisa…read more This is my go to dish when ordering in a Colombia restaurant. Took the entire family to this place for a birthday celebration . They were great in accommodating all of us. The service was good and quick. The food hit the spot when you are craving the chicarrón. If you know you know. The rest of the family order from their seafood menu very delicious and will go back. Need to take pics next time.

I'm ordering the breakfast special, the Mis Tierras Desayuno . For $18 . Portion good size plenty…read moreto share and it's delicious and the Services fast and nice. a lot of sport TV all of the wall.

Geez la wheez. Makes me feel like I went to my Aunts where she makes a mountain of food for me due…read moreto that i'm too "skinny" and keeps cooking till I can't walk no more! Oh man... First off. The food was of course amazing! seasoned well, even the rice! One thing for sure. Their corn cakes. I usually don't care or that cause it's usually dry, cold, and tasteless. This place on the other hand was warm, crispy, and a touch of salt which is a plus to me! The chicharon. Pfft... forget about it. Crispy on the outside. Soft and tender! Oh man I just need like sauces to dip! to give it that nice finish! Everything else on the dish was cooked perfectly. The plantains was nice and soft and sweet, the chicken was fall off the bone, the steak was juicy and not overly tough! Definitely give this place a try! I would definitely order from here again!

Great spot for Colombian bread and coffee. Huge selection, excellent customer service, and a very…read morewelcoming atmosphere.

Came here for the first time in passing and omg I want to return a million times…read more Their shrimp ceviche is BOMBBBBBB. The service was top notch and the employees were welcoming and friendly . Ruby was my bartender and the two ladies that were servers were sooooo friendly omg. I felt like family even though it was my first time here . Diana was the best ! I would return anytime

This is the spot…read more This is the spot for a huge platter of delicious Colombian food, perhaps before you go dance it off at the nearby Knockdown Center. I'm not going to pretend that I am the best person to determine what an authentic Colombian experience is (never had the pleasure of visiting Colombia), but if this isn't it, I can't imagine what they're missing. The staff speaks to you in Spanish exclusively, which made me glad one of my boys is Honduran. The TVs all over the place are playing what appear to be Colombian music videos that were made in the 80s featuring old men and attractive young women. They've got buckets of Colombian beer and frosted mugs so cold that the beer turned to slush around the sides. They've got a platter called the Bandeja la Berraca that consists of rice, beans, steak, plantains, eggs, avocado salad, little corn cakes, blood sausage, other sausage (amazing), and a giant side of chicharron. Eat and drink to you're bursting, while adorable Colombian kids run around the place. And rejoice that you live in NYC, where these things can be had.

I went with a friend from Colombia and he thought this place looked authentic so figured that we…read morecould give it a try. Shortly thereafter, we realized that we were both wrong. The drinks were off I couldn't exactly point what was wrong. Maybe the Coke was flat I'm not sure but it just wasn't good. As for the food, my friend got the steak (well done which he says is the only way that steak should be eaten, I beg to differ) as well as the chicken. The food is incredibly land, and my chicken was honestly wet for a lack of better terms. I can't recall the last time that pechuga (chicken breast) was wet and that's probably because it's not supposed to be! The only reason that I gave this place two stars is that the employees here were nice, but I wouldn't return especially when there are many better spots nearby- not necessarily for Colombian food but great food in general.

I been wanting to check this place for awhile after seeing it on social media. The place is a lot…read moresmaller than I expected but the food and service made up for the size of the restaurant. The food was really good. I tried the breaded pork loin, cazuela de frijoles and steak topped with mushroom sauce. Everything was really great and the portions were very generous. Be cautious because they charge the gratuity automatically on the bill even for small groups. I don't mind this but if you aren't paying attention you could be over tipping.

Excellent service and delicious food. Nice vibe! I would definitely recommend going to chill and…read morerelax while enjoying good food. Never rushed

Yesterday I took my sons here and it was Great.Good tasting Colombian dishes,at normal price, good…read morecustomer service, my order came out within 10 minutes. Food is nice, hot, and fresh. Fully recommended. The soup was very tasty and the BANDEJA PAISA was also mind blowing.

Absolutely love the food here! IMO, it is hard to find an authentic Colombian joint that serves…read moreluscious food and showcases their origin's unique flavor. Each bite delivered a delectable and VERY satisfying punch. From their homemade hearty beef stew to their generous portions of tamales...my family loved every bit of it. All you heard was "WOW" for 5 straight minutes as we all dug into our food. Their bakery also had a wide selection of baked goods, which my kids absolutely loved. All in all, El Punto provides great service, amazing food, and good vibes.

Great Colombian and Latin American restaurant in College Point. There are a few Colombian and…read moreDominican places along this block, but this one seemed to have a good selection and very down home cooking feel compared to the others. Everything we tried was fantastic. And prices cheap as well. Guess it must be new since this is the first review?

Just got uber eats from here, got the skirt steak which was good, seasoned and wasn't too tough…read more The salad was also ok but DO NOT order the black sausage. Thought it would be like morcilla but it was Super dry inside to the point it was like eating a saltine cracker. Wasted $7 on it. Had to throw it away. Wish who ever prepared it tonight would have had some standard to say we can't serve this let's substitute it with something else. Might not repeat here

I called this morning for an order to pick up. I asked her for two mango smoothies in milk and she…read morereplied "omg" in a tone and I thought maybe it was towards something else. I also asked for two empanadas of cheese and two on chicken. When I got there I wasn't greeted at all she had this nasty attitude. When I got in my car I noticed my drinks were both very low compared to the fact I paid full price for them and my empanadas weren't cheese ones they were beef. I've been going here for years for these smoothies I've always gotten them to the top and when I told her this she said oh well I used the same ingredients and the foam was a lot. No resolution and no accountability for getting my order wrong. Terrible new staff.

Why 4 stars? Because these arepas were different, but enjoyable…read more --- --- --- To-date, I apparently have only had Venezuelan arepas and wasn't aware of how different Colombian arepas were. Colombian arepas (or at least the ones here) come with a sweet, corn tortilla and are more open faced: to be eaten with a fork. In the past, I've had flour tortillas that are designed more like a taco and eaten as a handheld. So despite the differences, I (and my friends) enjoyed our meal. Let the official record state, I ordered the arepas con queso with chorizo. We had plans to eat our way through Jackson Heights, but because a couple of the places we planned to visit were closed, we actually just mostly hung out here and enjoyed our arepas of the sweet and open-faced variety. It was a good afternoon.

This was my first time trying an arepa, and honestly it was one of the best introductions I could…read morehave asked for. Before this, if someone mentioned arepas, I probably would have confused them with pupusas, which I'd only seen at street fairs and thought of as more of a sweet item. I had no idea they came in savory versions too. I went with the carne asada arepa, and the beef was fresh, juicy, and cooked just right. It's so common for places to overcook little chunks of beef, but here it was perfect. Each arepa is big enough to split between two people, so the price feels very fair. The filling was generous, with beef packed inside and even overflowing out the sides. They also serve the arepas with a rack of five or six sauces to choose from. Some were spicy, and one had a sweet condensed milk flavor if you like a mix of sweet and savory. My go to ended up being this green mayonnaise sauce which I assumed was like some sort of a lime mayo, which added the perfect tartiness to the rich cheese filling.