This is one of those places that u may not notice since there is so much around the area, one day…read morewe decided to give it a try. They offer a different special for any day of the week, first time around on a Thursday Margaritas special , Tamarind & Mango nice big glass great margaritas, good tasty & nice & strong They start u off with some cake pieces, has a banana bread taste very good. Apps , we tried the Tostones con Birria very good great tasting meat & Chorizo Mac & cheese , also very good. Main dishes , Al pastor tacos & Chicken Burrito were both very good. Next time we stopped by for brunch, we got the bottomless option tried the Sangrita white, good sangrita price wise makes sense assuming u drinking more than 3-4 glasses a person. On the food Carnitas Benedict & short rib hash were both very tasty. For dessert gave the Tres Leches a try not bad, just the right amount of sweet. Another brunch visit & we tried Paloma spritz, good & Mexican coffee, pretty strong in taste. Chicken & waffles topped with bacon, very good chicken good combo dish. & the Lady's enchiladas great taste the enchiladas w the green sauce & cheese on top. Good size restaurant, small bar area towards the back, simple but colorful decor. Service overall has been good, they are attentive. Reasonable prices & u get a decent amount of food. This place has been around for some time, happy we discovered it recently overall good vibe, food & drinks, we will continues to visit from time to time.

I love Laly's & all of their HH specials that vary day to day, what can I say haha. My friend & I…read morewent on a Tuesday & she opted for the Baja fish tacos & I got the cemitas burger. It was cooked perfectly per request at a medium rare & delicious. The servers were also really nice here as well.

If you were to say I only came around this particular spot because of the current events going on…read morein Venezuela, you might be right. I've visited many Latin American restaurants but I don't think I've checked the box next to Venezuela so this would be a first time entry for me. Going inside the area, it's relatively small but since I was the only customer at the time, it was spacious. The waitress Paula was a sweetheart and served me well as I was figuring what to take on in this restaurant. I went for the standard Arepa Burger, fries and for dessert, I did want the brownie with ice cream but they didn't have that available so I settled for churros with nutella. The wait wasn't too long, very much short of 8 minutes when everything was set. The Arepa burger came loaded with Shredded beef & Chicken, black beans, Shredded white cheese & maduros. For what it's worth, you'll get your fill from this makeshift burger, it was so filling. The fries were done with excellent detail, firm crisp texture along with taste and goes pretty well with the Ketchup & Mayo mixture the place had with one of their condiment bottles. When it came time to take on the churros, I immediately got thrown off because they're not the churros I'm normally used to. Instead what was smothered with the nutella happened to be cheese sticks and at first I thought it was a mistake but seeing pictures on here, that's basically what it is. I do love cheese sticks and I do love nutella, but in my opinion they're not meant to be combined so I had to forgo it. Everything else was top notch. The food was very decent and the service was proper so everything I got was $23 and I threw in a $7 tip to round it off to $30 total for the meal. They got many different variants of Arepa sandwiches so there is certainly revisit value in this place and I can go for that.

If I could leave 0 stars I would. We ordered a chachapa chicharron, reina pepiada arepa and fries…read more Everything arrived cold. The fries were like day old fries from the fridge, hard and cold. The chicharron was doused in liquid smoke, it was so strong and overpowering that it was inedible. The liquid smoke left the top of the chachapa wet making that inedible too. The cheese wasn't even melted, it was like a thick, cold brick in the center. The chicken salad was mostly mayo, it's all you tasted, like eating a mayonnaise sandwich with a few shreds of chicken and two slices of avocado. The arepa was hard and cold as well. You couldn't get past one bite that's how awful it all was. It went right in the garbage.

Nada que ver a lo que era antes! Empezando desde la atención hasta la calidad de la comida! Conozco…read morehace muchos años y me gustaba mucho lo que es el cholado! Siempre recomendaba ese lugar por la calidad y el sabor! Pero ahora mismo esta terrible! Compre dos y terminé pagando $25 fuera del precio que es entendible por la situación! Pero wow es increíble lo pobre del sabor y todo! Mas la atención es de lo peor! Esa persona tiene una mala actitud y encima pedir propina solo por recoger! Definitivamente! Dejo esto para que los dueños tomen cartas en el asunto y puedan mejorar su servicio y producto!

Such delish food, I always order delivery but there's not reason why, I just like to enjoy it at…read morehome. I've eaten inside the restaurant and it's pretty clean and the service is great. Only "negative" thing is that is pretty small but the food is amazing so who really cares.

Came here at night for dessert. Poached pears with ice cream was very enjoyable. Staff was…read moreattentive. Restaurant was nice and cozy. The ceviche was alittle too tart for me.

Great brunch and regular menu offerings. Good local restaurant with spot on flavors. Recommended by…read morefriends for authentic Mexican cuisine.

When my friends and I make dinner plans, at least one of us will suggest La Boina Roja. The food…read moreand friendly service makes this place a no brainer and one of our top go-to options.

I came to eat here on Fourth of July with my father in the afternoon around 12 PM, the waitress was…read morereally sweet and greeted us with a warm welcome. She let us pick the table of our choosing and handed our menus immediately. Since we already ordered from this restaurant many times for delivery we already knew that we wanted to try the puttanesca in person. No shocking it was absolutely delicious! we ordered it medium well with rice and french fries. (The meal comes with rice, beans and your choice of French fries, tostones or yuca frita) For drinks we both got fruit drinks which were so tasty! I've tried a lot of mora con leches around Jackson heights but this one stands out for sure. They make it with the right consistency, flavor, not too sugary, and not too milky! I definitely wanna come back here and try more options!

This is a Colombian restaurant that is walking distance from The Noguchi Museum. You get to view…read morebeautiful works of art then dine on some delicious Colombian food and good music which does get quite loud especially on weekends since there is a DJ set. Their menu offers an array of dishes ranging from small bites to feast for the eyes and your belly. One dish or rather protein that is a focal point in their menu is chicken since they serve a lean cut of chicken breast or rotisserie chicken paired with rice and other sides. Do prepare your stomach to feast at this restaurant and your ears to listen to some lively music while dining. The servers are very sweet, attentive, and patient for first timer such as myself visiting this restaurant especially in this NYC heat. But I do speak Spanish and part of my family is from Colombia so it was a plus and flex for me since I got to connect more with them. Overall, this restaurant is ideal spot to dine at after visiting The Noguchi Museum. That's my personal recommendation since you get to feed the mind with art history then feed yourself with some delicious Colombian food.

I've been to Inca Paisa before, and unfortunately it has never been my first choice. The only…read morereason I return is because it's my grandmother's preferred restaurant since she lives nearby. We arrived around 6:20-6:30 p.m. There were plenty of open tables, but we weren't seated until much later. During that time, the male waiter seemed more concerned with other tasks. He was seating a woman whose party of six hadn't yet arrived, going back and forth to the kitchen, handing out receipts, and collecting menus. After all of that, he finally approached us--not to seat us--but to ask, "How long are you going to take?" I replied, "Sir, we're here to eat." He responded that the side tables were for people watching the game. I explained that we were there to dine, as this is a restaurant. Even after we were seated, he avoided our table completely. He took the order of a table that had been seated after us while we continued waiting. About 20 minutes later, a female waitress noticed we had not been helped and took over our table. She was attentive, professional, and the only reason we received service. After placing our order, we waited about an hour for our entrées. The food was also underwhelming. The Papa a la Huancaína came with an excessive amount of sauce and very few potatoes. The Ceviche Mixto lacked the bright citrus flavor that ceviche should have. My grandmother, who is very familiar with Peruvian cuisine, found it bland, and even after taking it home we couldn't improve it. The Bistec Encebollado was slightly too salty for our taste. The beans simply weren't to my liking, though that's a matter of personal preference. Another issue is the dining room layout. The seating is extremely tight, to the point where it feels like you're almost elbow-to-elbow with the tables next to you, making the experience feel cramped. Overall, this visit was disappointing. Between the slow and inattentive service, the long wait for food, the cramped seating, and several disappointing dishes, the experience did not justify the visit. The female waitress deserves recognition for stepping in when we had been overlooked, but unfortunately she couldn't make up for the rest of the experience.

I used to love this place. Unfortunately it seems prices have risen astronomically (totally…read moreunderstandable with inflation) but if I'm paying these prices I don't expect servings to drastically reduce. As you can see from the photos, my sandwich was basically some bread and very small amount of egg, two pieces of bacon and half a slice of cheese. I thought it was just mine, but my coworkers was also very poorly made. Don't plan to go back here again.

This really is a nice restaurant since it particularly has a strong atmosphere. This restaurant is…read morefull of culture with their food having various meal choices from Ecuador. The Service is amazing, every customer gets treated equally by getting their food distributed. The place isn't really loud so it's nice to have a conversation while dining. I very much recommend!

The food is definitely authentic and comes out quickly. You're going to suffer with parking but…read morecome soon enough in the day and you should be fine for breakfast. Servers are nice and efficient. The place looks fast casual as well so feel free to come dressed as you are. Knowing Spanish is not necessary but it always helps ‍

Cositas Ricas is a popular Colombian restaurant that has been there for decades. It is also…read moreconveniently open 24 hours and is very spacious and lively. Unfortunately, the food for me did not match its popularity. The Bandeja Paisa here was disappointing. While the portion size was large, everything on the plate was bland - the beef, the chicharron and even the beans. There was not enough seasoning on any of these. They did not taste bad, but just did not have enough flavor. This place is not cheap either. For example, their Bandeja Paisa is $32, while I have had equally large and much better tasting ones for $22.