I walked in and didn't see any empanadas, but the worker said yes they had -- beef, chicken and…read morecheese. I ordered two to go and she said it would be five minutes. It was worth the wait -- freshly fried and nicely filled. There was chicken and potatoes and maybe some other stuff. I would go back again. It was $4.90 because I paid cash. There was a slightly higher price for credit - sorry I didn't pay attention to what it was.

I love love love their empanadas. This time i went tho i tried there food and the steak was so good…read morewell seasoned, the beans were so delicious. Didnt eat the rice though. Definitely love their food and its a good portion. Service is alright, i asked if i could get fries instead of rice since im not eating rice but they said no which is usually not a problem at any restaurant. The ambiance is fine. Plce is clean and has seating to dine in.

All the Empanadas are delicious!!! Service is usually quick as it's a tiny store front!! However,…read morethe Green Sauce is amazing!!! A must have on all your Empanadas for sure!!!

Sorry left my last review for the wrong location. Juan was awesome. Set us up with the menus and…read moreeven places to visit. Food was fantastic. Easily some of the best empanadas I've ever had.

I've been searching for a chicharrones spot in NYC for a long time and I'm glad I finally found a…read morespot in Flushing! I got the chicharrones with rice and beans and potato salad (comes with half an avocado). Every aspect of the meal was delicious. The pork was perfectly crispy, the rice was soft and delicious. The beans also paired perfectly with the rice. The staff was also super sweet and friendly. I would definitely come back for more and for breakfast. I saw a lot of New York breakfast friendly options on the menu for a very reasonable price. They take cash, credit card, and apple pay!

Came in for lunch. We tried the platano soup and a bandeja tipica. The soup is a beef base broth…read morevery flavorful, with little chunks of beef, potatoes and a big piece of plantain kind of like plantain dumpling. Very good soup, we ask for a small as we had no idea what to expect. The bandeja tipica is $21. For the price you get rice and beans with avocado, a fried egg, longaniza, thinly pounded steak, a piece of sweet plantain and chicharron. We asked for some of the home made hot sauce and we got a some slightly picant vinaigrette that had cilantro and onions, very good bit no spice for my taste buds. However the meal is good enough to feed 2 hungry souls. My wife and i were very stuffed. We noticed they advertised mondongo soup but that is only on Sunday and Wednesday, so we will jave to come back and try it for sure. Our server Maria was very cordial, attentive and friendly. Definitely a new spot to enjoy Spanish food.

I'm so disappointed. I use to love this spot until recently. There was a STAPLE baked into one of…read morethe breads that was already half eaten by my daughter. This is not acceptable, do better.

I was in the neighborhood and decided to stop by. What caught my attention was the chicharron…read moreguava. It's called that because the shape is of the pastry looks like pork chicharrones. The guava filling was delicious, I just wish it was filled more. The pastry was sweet and flaky. For $2.50 it's a great snack.

Ate and went here like multiple times already ever since I was kid back then eating this empanadas…read moreplace. My favorite empanada I usually like is the beef empanada with green spicy sauce 'cause it's always piping hot and ready. The service there was also attentive and spot on. I couldn't agree more about it. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time if I'm in the mood to eat really good empanadas near my neighborhood! :)

Ordered and waited for our regular delivery. After an hour we called and were told to come get it…read moreif we want it. "The delivery guy is out"... Why not simply say there are delivery issues when taking the orders? Why not CALL after an hour saying hey, your food will be cold, but you can come get it and we can give you attitude. The customer is always wrong. It is your fault for ordering here. After walking to pick up the cold food, the very important person behind the counter could not have cared less or been ruder. I hope management replaces her before she damages the business further. Not a good showing.

The food service was amazing the fries were crunchy and the beef empanadas are amazing!read more

As my trip in NY continues, I saw this mini restaurant online. The venue itself is small, so eating…read morehere is convenient for 1 or 2 people....not for a large group. I had the chicken nachos and the chicken empanadas. Both delicious and fresh tasting. Another great thing is they cook the food right in front of you. They don't have a wall between kitchen and serving area, so you get to see your food being prepared well. Finally, parking here is beyond limited so walking to this place or having it deliver it to your place is recommend it. On a side note, the crew in here is hilarious. They roast each other non-stop!! Made the meal much more fun to eat.

Just had a serious Venezuelan feast at Empanadas Mix and I'm still recovering like a champ…read more Walked in hungry... walked out questioning my life choices (in the best way). The Pepito Mix sandwich loaded with beef and chicken was basically a heavyweight champion between two pieces of bread. Then came the arepas--thick fried cornmeal shells stuffed with carne asada, pork belly, sweet plantains, special sauce, and a mountain of shredded queso. That's not a snack... that's a strategy for survival. Washed it down with fresh passion fruit juice and a cold Maltín Polar like a true gentleman of culture. Shoutout to my waitress Paola, who patiently guided me through the menu while I pointed at everything like a kid in a candy store. The place is small, cozy, full of Venezuelan music, and the staff are incredibly kind. Moral of the story: Came for empanadas... stayed for the Venezuelan flavor knockout. I'll definitely be back. Hungry. Again.

The Venezuelan arepas (cachapas) are okay, not my favorite. I tried the shredded meat empanada, it…read moreneeded the sauce to make it edible. The ham and cheese empanada was a little better and didn't need as much sauce. The place is small but they do provide table service. I wouldn't visit again as it not my favorite cuisine.

Ate here today during my lunch break while working trying out other Dominican foods. For my choices…read moreI picked and chose the chicken empanada, cheese empanada and cheese balls with a side of glass raspberry soda and some sauce that it had tasted really good and delicious. The ambiance I think seems to have Dominican music playing. I couldn't agree more about it and many thanks to both Max and Elena for taking my orders in a respectful and polite matter as well as keeping me warm and welcome. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time! :)

Nice cozy spot, unique location with plenty of outside seating. Nice variety in the menu. I opted…read morefor the chicken chimi per recommendation. The staff is very friendly and gives a decent rundown of the menu and what's popular. Got my sandwich in about five maybe seven minutes. The chicken was nicely cooked however the sauce was a bit lacking. I think if they tweak the sauce or have a variety of sauces, this place would explode with orders. Overall I wouldn't say come here RIGHT NOW - but I'll get back to you all as I try more of the menu. Next time I'm ordering the empanadas and the al pastor.