This is a local bodega serving Dominican food. It's clearly a neighborhood staple, with a steady…read moreflow of customers coming in on their lunch break. I stopped in to grab something quick. They offer a large plate for $14.99 and a small starting at $9, which comes with rice, beans, and a choice of meat. There are also fried empanadas and a cold salad section available. I ordered arroz con gandules, beans, and half of a small roasted chicken. The food wasn't as hot as I expected for items sitting on the line. Flavor-wise, it was decent but nothing that stood out. Pricing felt a little high--my large meal and a Coke came out to just under $19 with tax. I'd probably stop by again if I was in a rush and craving Spanish food, but overall it was a lackluster experience.

Here we go, This is a follow up review from the prior…read morereview. Great deli. Good food. Go on Friday when the shrimp special happens. Shrimps are so delicious. Nice and crunchy ,great taste seasoned very well. In order to get some of these shrimps go early before 12pm. Store is always stocked with drinks variety of snacks but most of all great food. Workers which are related to one another . They are always friendly and smiling. Portions of food are reasonable for the money . Check this deli out. Happy yelping.

Colombian guy is real nice has a great costumer service and the place overall is amazing. The…read morepupusas in here are crazy good.

Ok, this place is definitely a hole in the wall and may not be in the greatest part of the…read moreneighborhood, but their food is well worth it! I came here for lunch on a recommendation from a friend who swore up & down about these chicken nachos. I should have placed the order ahead of time as it was a 15min wait, but this gave me the chance to take a look at more menu items to add. Ended up with chicken nachos, a bean & cheese papusa, and a pork & cheese papusa. There weren't any prices listed but my friend said they were reasonable so I went with that. After the 15mins were up, our food was packed up and ready to go ALL FOR $11!! *mind blown* - and the amount of food was honestly enough for 4 people. Looking forward to going back here once the New Year's Resolutions wear off to try some more comida. Also food for thought (literally), GSB brewery is pretty close so this would make for some excellent munchies food. Thank me later.

I went in there for a hot dog and wow so tasty. taco Tuesday ain't too bad either…read more Perfect breakfast also u should stop over there

Lucy is a warm and wonderful person! She cooks from the heart and you can tell. I was there for…read moretaco Tuesday and tasted really the best hamburger around this is a must to visit near the great South Bay.. Best wishes to you, Lucy and keep up the quality and service that you have. It feels like coming home.

Wonderful food choices. Fast , friendly service and reasonably priced. You can't go wrong.read more

I had chicken, rice and beans from here. It was so moist and flavorful! I went in for an egg…read moresandwich but after seeing all the food I changed my mind. I was so happy I did! Friendly service !!

The food was so good like I had to stop myself from eating every single thing. The service was spot…read moreon and everyone inside is so nice. It's got that old school coffee shop bodega feel to it without making you feel like you should be worried lol it's definitely a hidden gem. You're gonna love it here if you haven't tried it I ate inside so I can't comment on take out but my leftovers I'm excited to eat again!

Colombian Street Food is prominently displayed on the wall menu, which has highly appetizing photos…read moreof over-stuffed corn tortillas and arepas (corn cakes). I created my own Arepita Rellaña" (stuffed Columbia corn cake): shredded beef, white Colombian cheese and caramelized onions. Cost: $11.52. I call it the "Arepita Gail B". It came with a side of fries and two sauces: pink (a mayo and ketchup combo) and green (a jalapeño, onion and cilantro combo). I liked the pink sauce the best, especially when I dipped it in the fries. The arepita itself was so rich that it did not need any sauce. To drink, I had a passionfruit shake (maracuya batida): "little sugar, please; make it with water, no milk!". That was refreshing, delicious, low carb and low cal. The iced coffee is good but is as expensive as Starbucks. Truthfully, I prefer Starbucks because at least I accumulate rewards points that entitle me to free drinks, sandwiches and merchandise. Coffee Lumbia is a good informal spot for breakfast, lunch or dinner for connoisseurs of Colombian Street Food. It is located on Rt 112 in Patchogue, directly across from the Nissan dealership. Caveat Emptor: They charge a transaction fee for using a debit or credit card, but there is NO SIGN!

This bakery has a variety of baked goods to select from. When I stop by, I buy buñuelos or cheese…read morebread. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is okay for a small bakery in a fairly busy area.

They generally have good and fresh baked goods with attentive service and many options…read more Unfortunately, they use a mysterious yellow dye in the pan de yuca, maybe even turmeric? That is not traditional and employees are clueless when one asks what yellow coloring is used. Considering all the food allergies and sensitivities, the owner could ensure transparency and accountability. Also, my husband found a stick of a cinnamon like spice when he took a bite of a salpora (rice cookie) last week. It was sharp and could have cut his lip at the wrong angle. We have eaten the rice cookies over the last year and found pieces of this spice in the past, but never this large! One improvement that could be made is to educate employees about ingredients of the products sold to the public.

Service is great, they make the food to order so it does take a few minutes, just bring your…read morepatient pants or call ahead. The food is delicious, I had the Hispanic breakfast, I am obsessed and highly recommend you try it. Coffee is fresh by the way! The breakfast sandwich with turkey Bacon egg and cheese and HORCHATA are also delicious choices. There are a few tables inside and parking around back.

Ordered the carne asada lunch special, it was excellent. Nice price of tender steak with rice &…read morebeans that had that homemade taste, and a small salad. My husband and I split it! Everything on the menu looked good, (but no prices). I will definitely be back to taste all the other Salvadoran items on the menu!

Food was solid. Simple but well done. I would definitely go back because I'd like to try some of…read morethe more Hispanic dishes they have. I enjoyed my burrito that I got and the price is reasonable.