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    Parceros Bakery II

    3.6 (29 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    # 10 Arepa Parceros W/ eggs (pericos)

    Unfortunate to say this location quickly seemed to go downhill sharply in service. Oftentimes reviews about service aren't entirely helpful--they're sometimes one-off experiences or the person is over-particular about service. Unfortunately this is a consistent issue, with instances that were so over-the-top egregious and inappropriate. Some of the team members seem like long-term employees yet lack foundational customer service skills--serving customers who are not next in line, miscounting change, and most unfortunate of all, being aggressively rude to customers unprovoked. Overall, some of the staff have a consistent sense of unhappiness and an air of disdain for the clientele, which is unfortunate. As someone who has a very high tolerance for unhappy, flippant or rude service team members generally, it's rare for people be so poor in customer service that it makes it into a review.

    #1 Calentado Parcero: Huevos Pericos

    The beef was hard and chewy, the scrambled eggs reduced to tiny pieces, no texture, and the rice was mushy and salty. It came with an arepa with cheese which it was over-toasted. At the end I had to throw the food out.

    Empanadas y achira

    Wow, what a great find! My partner and I stumbled upon this small Colombian cafe to try their empanadas and we were pleasantly surprised! The lady who was helping us recommended a baked good called achira as well, fresh out of the oven. All I can say is wow again, the achira was fluffy and buttery with a slight sweetness, very familiar with a biscuit or delicious scone. So much flavor and a great bread for coffee! We got a chicken and beef empanada with a side of hot sauce. This might be some of the best empanadas we've ever had! Perfectly seasoned with the meat and some potatoes. The green salsa that came with it went so well with the empanadas. We were looking at new homes and I would add a point to this neighborhood just for this spot!

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    Margaret S.

    Welcome to 30th Avenue! This is the cutest little Colombian bakery right off the 30th Avenue station on N/W subway in Queens that opened earlier this year. The staff is super friendly and the bakery items/fresh juices are delicious. I come here at least 3 times a week. I always see people sitting inside eating their lunch menu so I'll have to give that a try this weekend.

    Carne Molida (Colombian style), yellow rice , boiled potato
    Eloy Y.

    Established in 2021 and located on 30th Avenue in Astoria, this narrow local bakery offers a variety of Colombian delights and was luckily open on Christmas Day, when my cousin and I came for lunch as first-timers. Upon entering, the Parceros Bakery II was already hopping with patrons enjoying their meal, with only 2 tables left. We were greeted by the staff and sat in the back. The interior was clean and colorful, with Christmas decor and festive music playing. Their menu is posted on the wall with typical baked items such as pan de jamon y queso, arepa de chocolo, or a good selection of hot food, i.e., chorizo, empanadas, tamales, and chicharon. Their popular selections are beef empanadas, baked chicken, and assorted soups. We decided on carne molida (ground beef) accompanied by yellow rice and boiled potato, as well as their Tamal Tolimense accompanied by a small arepa quenching with Colombian soda. I opted for one chicken and one beef empanada to go. The meal arrived hot and full of flavor, and the portions were generous. However, the arepas were served cold and hard. The food was authentic, delicious, and fairly priced. The service was good and friendly. We could recommend this place.

    Amelia L.

    4.5 stars. Happened to walk by today while doing groceries and saw this new Colombian bakery had opened up. Found out their grand opening was just on March 4th but the place is already hopping. I saw quite a few people coming in and out to grab lunch to go. The interior is very clean and colorful. They have all the typical baked items like almojabanas, pan de jamon y queso, arepa de chocolo and they also sell whole cakes and by the slice. One thing that really stood out to me was the size of these pastries, they were huge! And they also have quite a good selection of hot food. Chorizo, empanadas, tamales, chicharon...just to name a few. I ended up ordering Pollo Al horno (baked chicken leg) which comes with rice and salad. The chicken was so flavorful and most. Was really happy eating this. This place is a wonderful addition to the neighborhood and it's now part of my roster of places to eat in Astoria.

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    Gerard Y.

    I was waiting for a bus when I saw this bakery behind me. I haven't had empanadas in a while so I decided to grab one beer and one chicken to go for a snack. The beef empanada had more flavor to it but both were good and had some potato in it too.

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    Polly H.

    The ladies who assist customers at the window are friendly. I enjoy visiting to grab a coffee and a pan de queso. I also liked the hot food here. I had ordered a chicken and yellow rice dish. It was enough for two meals and so good. It had nice flavor! It was packed inside so I couldn't sit down, but I am happy to see a brand new business full of people enjoying the cafe. That makes my heart happy!!!

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    Fried fish with coleslaw salad and a coconut fresh cold lemonade was absolutely delicious.

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    best empanadas ! And orange juice is fresh . Mini bandeja is delicious and affordable

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    Service was 5 stars and the food took me back to Colombia. Went for breakfast it def need to try and go for lunch dinner and dessert.

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    Best Almojábana I've had so far. Grab a coffee as well and your day is off to a great start.

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    The food And the girls working there are amazing! I want to give them 100 stars! Real colombian food! Sooooo gooood!

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    Pueblo Querido Coffee Roasters

    Pueblo Querido Coffee Roasters

    4.2
    (15 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    They didn't have a noticeable sign on the door from the angle I drove by, a mural inside caught my…read moreattention. It seemed welcoming. I loved my iced latte. It's nice and strong. The spot is located right by the train station. I came in for a coffee but left wishing i got the cheese arepa someone ordered as I was exiting. The staff was kind. They had some cool coffee machines on display, outlets and seating, a bathroom and cute to stay mugs. I will be back for the arepa and juices

    Ordered: Iced Banana Latte (~$9)…read more Aya's take: Pueblo Querido is a Colombian coffee company that started in Brooklyn and this being their first location in Queens. The decor is fun and pays homage to Colombian culture which I appreciated. Their specials menu had an Iced Banana Latte which is totally up my alley so I decided to try it. I usually get a latte with a syrup and I assumed this was exactly that - a banana syrup. Unfortunately, it was more like a frappe where the espresso, banana, and milk was blended together. I think it's misleading to call it a latte as it wasn't what I was expecting. And for ~$9, I just expected more richness from the espresso but the milk was just overpowering. Even based on the appearance, it was very milky/foamy rather than coffee or banana-forward. If I find myself back here, I'll probably go for their classic coffees instead.

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    Inca Paisa

    Inca Paisa

    3.8
    (72 reviews)
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    Everything that we got here was fresh and delicious. I especially loved the ceviche!…read more It was empty on a weekday so service was great, would come back for drinks!

    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.

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    Nice atmosphere and good decor. Music is varied.

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    Nice atmosphere and good decor. Music is varied.

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