Dropped in a few days ago with some co-workers since we were in the area and this place is still as…read moreamazing as I last remember! Prices are on point with the area and the food still tastes great. Freshness is key here as its so busy nothing sticks around for too long. Keep it up guys.

$5.44 for sausage, 1 egg, and cheese on a roll sando…read more Wasn't tasty. Bread wasn't fresh. Not worth the visit but cashier was nice.

a above average deli in astoria that carrys actually what any typical deli and them egg white…read moresandwiches rock. made my entrance sunday morning to grab cuz a large cup of coffee and plain bagel and for under 12 bucks i really cant say anything bad at all. sometimes a visit to the local deli is better then going to a overpriced diner.place may not look fancy or modern but as the old saying goes , don't judge a book by its cover. 4 stars on my yelp meter.

I'm glad reviews for All American Coffee are already on Yelp. That means that I'm not the only one…read morewho has experienced this gem of a coffee place. Oh my God, the COFFEE. I always cut my coffee with cream and sugar, and All American Coffee tastes GREAT every time. And... It's $1. Now, I'm famous (or infamous??) for spending $4+ on what I call a "silly coffee" - the maple, mocha, peppermint, lavender, gingerbread cookie lattes found at specialty coffee shops. But when I've stayed at the Paper Factory Hotel (across the street) for long periods of time, it NEVER occurs to me to make the 15 min walk to Starbucks, or even the 8 min walk to Coffeed - which I assume is very good. But All American Coffee is not just a good deal - it's a GREAT cup of coffee for only $1. I can even budget for one every day for two weeks. (Sorry Paper Factory - your coffee is not as good as All American. And it's pricier!) Oh but not on Sunday - they are closed Sundays! I've only had one breakfast sandwich - it was the egg and cheese. But it was a great - a corner store b-fast sandwich on a great tasting roll, prepared quickly and er, uh, yummily. When I've been to All American Coffee several days in a row, I walk in and my small coffee with cream and sugar is ALREADY waiting for me! Good morning America!

In one week, this is my third time at this place. And each time it gets better. Today we started…read morewith the Burrata and prosciutto. So fresh and cold. The special was the pork chop with Gorgonzola cheese and mashed sweet potatoes. I had the grilled steak beef with rice, plantains and lentils. The lentils tasted like my summers in Ecuador. What a walk down memory lane. This paired with a mango juice (fresh mango juice with water and less than a tablespoon of sugar). It was chilled and perfect. Not too thick. Not too watery. And finally the orange cake. So good. Thank you Francesca for a wonderful warm time. It feels like I'm at my aunts house each time I come. Family!!

Floribella is an Italian, Ecuadorian, and American fusion restaurant. It has been on my bookmark…read morelist for quite some time. I was glad to have tried it out with a friend. We ordered the Bolon Mixto and the Carne A la Plancha. Both dishes were flavorful especially with their housemade spicy sauce. The restaurant itself is quite small, with limited seating and only a handful of tables and chair. It's not best to go with a large group. One thing to note is that there isn't a restroom available for diners. While the food was great, the service left room for improvement. The staff wasn't that attentive and it didn't feel as welcoming as I hope it would be for a family restaurant. Overall, I was glad to have finally try it out. The food was the highlight.

always a good sandwich this place never disappointed me. solid portions - local favoriteread more

Such a good neighborhood bodega! Owner is very nice. They have some of the best wraps/sandwiches in…read moreAstoria! Check them out!

If you know, you know. This deli is my go-to spot for tacos. Every single time I go, I get the…read morececina asada (steak) and it never disappoints. The flavor is always on point, seasoned perfectly, and cooked just right i recommend you call before you go so it's ready!

Pedí una orden de gorditas y cuando iba a la segunda noté…read morealgo extraño y que asco me salió un enorme pelo total mente tuve que tirar la comida y aparte pedí una agua de horchata y no me llego no se por no se ponen una liga las que hacen la comida o gorra en verdad fue mi primera y última vez que pido

This business is always rude no matter if it's in person or on the phone. Do not recommend.read more

the daily hot food is always fresh and good, but watch out for the old man... he overcharges you,…read moreespecially if you aren't latino.. I go there pretty much everyday in the mornings, and today I caught him charging an extra 20 cents on an empanada and another 15 cents on a banana, sneaky sneaky. The hot lunch I get only if I crave it because I KNOW my plate may be 8 bucks and I'll be charged 9.

Absolutely in love with the risotto found this place just walking around after the World Cup finalsread more

Very cute and cozy spot was great for date night. Honestly very impressed with how good the food…read morewas, portions were a little conservative for appetizers but all in all very nice restaurant and service.

For approximately thirty years, I was a loyal customer of this deli and grocery store. During that…read moretime, I maintained a house account, placed regular delivery orders, and enjoyed a cordial relationship with the business and its owner. Unfortunately, that relationship changed dramatically after new check-out counter employees were hired to handle checkout and telephone delivery orders. Over time, I experienced a pattern of conduct that I found both unprofessional and deeply troubling. On one occasion, I telephoned to order a can of coffee. When my order arrived, however, I discovered that, instead of the coffee I had requested, I had been sent a large cold brew coffee that I had neither ordered nor authorized. I was also charged for that substitute item. In response to my in was told that the grocery store did not have any canned coffee in stock. Later that day, I went to the store to return the cold brew, obtain a refund, and discuss the matter with the owner. Upon entering the grocery section, I immediately observed numerous cans of coffee on the shelves, confirming that the representation that no canned coffee was available was a deliberate, concocted fabrication. I explained to the owner that my concern extended beyond a single incorrect order. I described what I believed had become a recurring pattern of hostility, misrepresentations regarding available merchandise, and unauthorized substitutions that resulted in my being charged for products I had not ordered. As a customer of three decades, I expected that these concerns would be taken seriously and that the employees would receive appropriate guidance regarding professionalism, honesty, and respectful customer service. Instead, the owner chose to dismiss my complaints and refuse to take corrective action. After thirty years of patronage, I no longer had confidence that my orders would be handled honestly or accurately. Regrettably, I concluded that I had no reasonable alternative but to close my house account and discontinue doing business with the deli and grocery. Recently, an out-of-town guest, unaware of my prior experience, attempted to place an order from the deli through Grubhub. Had I known where the order was being placed, I would have recommended another establishment. The order was ultimately canceled by the deli and I was glad of it. As a senior citizen with significant mobility limitations resulting from knee and back injuries, I have relied on delivery services for many years. Accurate, honest, and respectful treatment is not simply a matter of convenience--it is essential. My disappointment stems not from a single mistake, but from what I perceived to be a pattern of conduct that ultimately destroyed the trust I had placed in a neighborhood business for more than three decades. It is unfortunate that a business relationship of such long standing ended in this manner. I had hoped that the owner would take seriously the importance of treating every customer with honesty, professionalism, and respect and his failure to do so was a disappointment.

This cashier Sandra has a pisd poor attitude towards customers. She thinks she's the boss, I was…read morewaiting for cashier service in the early morning as she's yapping with coworkers by the front. I said, hello, then she immediately responds you can ask nicely.!! With apisds poor attitude. I stated that she should not speak to customers in an arrogant demeanor. This idiot needs to be released back to her native land. With this lack of respect to serve people, how do you expect to your business to survive!