Buffet serve yourself 3 selection rice chicken sweet plantain the value first time having it.read more

I came to spend time and shop at this mall with my 10 year son and one year old daughter…read moreyesterday, everything was fine until this old lady came and literally push my daughter, she then proceeded to hit me because I confronted her, then the two other people who were with her jump in to try and attack me, I had to chase them out to with my two kids to get their plate number to get a report from the police, all the way to Walmart when I was trying to do that they then proceeded to move their vehicle as I was trying to take a picture, keep in mind I had the dispatcher on the phone while these people were getting away after assaulting a baby and a mother of two, the police didn't respond right away and the security we're just standing around doing nothing, the security manager didn't seen to care over what just occurred, and seen unfazed or unbothered, I explain to him that my daughter was push and I was jump and no sense of caring, they didn't even bother to look at the cameras. The cop was being dismissive tag 2125 and didn't even care, I had witnesses who saw the whole thing and he was being to the two lady's saying to mind their own business, bad experience please don't bring your kids here because this mall is not safe for anyone especially kids. The lady with the grey shirt told the officer that I scratched her and the play the victim when she in fact was the aggressor went on top of me and I had to defend myself and the cop believed her side of the story

This spot was a welcome respite when I arrived in from my flight. They have several options inside…read morethe 'food hall,' and I opted for a pizza, which was delicious, with a wonderful crust and tasty pepperoni. I love supporting a locally owned business right when I arrive! They have a seating area across from where you order and pay that is setup to look like an outdoor area, with picnic tables and a mural and 'trees:' a welcoming spot for sitting and eating at communal tables- which is a great idea. A little park in the thoroughfare of an airport felt like the perfect spot- open air and not enclosed.

Awaiting my 9:30pm flight to LA, I opted to pull the trigger on a chicken bowl from Mango Taco…read moreTruck inside this Five Borough Food Hall. I was looking for something at least relatively healthy, as JFKs food selection is ABYSMAL. I have no portion control and have been doing this thing where I starve myself all day until dinner, so this was my first meal of the day at 8:30pm. It ran like $20 for chicken, cabbage, rice, black beans, and some salsa. I was SHOCKED when it wasn't half bad. There was an ample amount of chicken, I was expecting like 3 pieces. My only complaint was some of the rice was super hard and overcooked and got stuck in your teeth, but I've had MUCH worse meals at airports. I'mma run this back on my next flight out of JFK... IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

Oh my Goodness... This quaint small place is a beautiful…read moresurprise! The macaroni and cheese is better than my mamas (don't tell her, please), the fried shrimps are a perfectly seasoned golden delight and the collard greens are straight from South Carolina. The service is SUPERB. If you're craving soul food and your in Queens, this definitely the place to go. THEY EVEN SELL KOOL AID

I give them 3.5 stars for an overall review. The food itself is pretty good. The amount you get for…read morethe price is very reasonable. (Check out my picture to see what I purchased for $25.) The cashier was very polite and accommodating. I didn't catch her name but I appreciated her effort and time to make suggestions on what to order. I believe this place can a facelift. They need to do a better job of cleaning the front of restaurant. It's a hole in the wall place so if you don't know it's there, you'll probably pass it. And being that the front of it isn't kept clean, you probably would think you aren't missing much. I initially came here off of a recommendation from a friend. He had some wings that he said were pretty good. Which I must say, yes they were good. The Mac and cheese is a bit salty and the mashed is a bit bland. The fish was good. This place has a lot of potential to be great. I'd go back and give it another shot to see if anything changed. We will see what happens.

Disappointing first visit. Not enough variety of food stalls inside. Very humid and hot inside the…read moreeating seated area. Management should provide cooking fans or more air-conditioning for customers. Salvadorian beef stew was delicious.

I come here all the time at lunch. There is a variety of food booths serving freshly prepared meals…read moreat great prices. All the vendors are pleasant and serve you with a smile. If you want a home cooked meal instead of fast food this is the place for you. There are two juice bars as well. Often I will have a juice on a hot summer day when I need a You can take your food to go or enjoy your meal indoor with ample seating in the dining area.

Quick Eats. NOTHING SPECIAL. Initially impressed with the name Vendors at JFK'S Food Hall…read more(ARTICHOKE, DUNKIN, H&H) with JACOB'S PICKLES and AERO NUOVO located across the way. Burgers & Cheesesteaks were also available here. But I was DISAPPOINTED with the appearance of the Food on display. The area was also too crowded with LIMITED seating. WALK DON'T RUN.

Strangely, this express spot has better food than the options in the other "restaurants" in the…read moreadjoining food court. Sandwiches, yogurt options, juices and a bunch of other pre-packaged items. It made for a good mid afternoon snack for me.

Jamaica Coliseum Mall has been a staple for as long as I can remember not just for Queens, but for…read moreLong Island, Brooklyn, the Bronx... honestly, every borough of New York. If you grew up in NYC, chances are you've been to the Coliseum at least once in your life. And if you haven't, you truly missed out. It's not what it used to be, and now it's officially closed but the memories will live on forever. I used to work at the Hall of Fame, where we sold magazines, CDs, and DVDs. If it was part of the music industry, we had it. Right next door was Julian printing custom T-shirts. Black house studios where music was created. There were sneaker spots, Sammy selling leather coats and clothing, jewelry vendors, perfume and cologne booths, and of course the food court. You couldn't walk through without hearing music, seeing fashion, and feeling culture. From the Jamaican beef patty spot to the hat stores, the Coliseum wasn't just a mall it was a community. I did most of my school shopping here because we were able to negotiate prices. It was a place where people hustled, connected, and created memories. It's especially heartbreaking knowing future kids won't get to experience what we experienced growing up. The Jamaica Coliseum will truly, truly be missed. There will be one last celebration on the Ave on February 21st from 12 PM to 5 PM. If you're reading this, don't miss your final chance to experience Jamaica Ave the way we all remember it. Thank you, Jamaica Coliseum, for everything.

RIP Jamaica Colosseum mall…read more I wrote an article about its closure. Growing up in Brooklyn, most of my mall memories come from Kings Plaza. From what I've seen and reported, that place always had a huge range--budget-friendly spots right next to higher-end stuff, tons of selection, and services that actually felt worth it. I talked to a bunch of vendors there, and they were straight-up neighborly and friendly. You had everything: the food court, fresh jackets, shoes, jewelry, you name it. A real wide variety of things all under one roof. And now it's all gone.

When youve been on a plane for 12 hours with no meal service, even McDonald's sounds good. WRONG!…read more $31 later and if I don't throw up in the next hour, I will be shocked. What gut bomb food. I've never had such horrible food at McDonalds. . I should've just gone hungry.

Located on the second floor above the security outpost, it is an expensive airport McDonald's. They…read moredon't have everything a normal McDonald's has, however they did honor the 50 cent double cheeseburger deal today. So, got to give them that even though it cost me $3 for an iced tea.

closed at 8:30 despite google saying 9:00, everything else in the plaza was still openread more

This is the worst qdoba location I've ever been too. The food is stale, the staff are not very…read morefriendly and they skimp on the portions. The entire food area they serve you from looks very unsanitary. I only went to that location because it's the closest location to my house. Never again

Always consistently delicious. We order trays A real crowd…read morepleaser. We've been ordering for years. Thank you for your all your hard work Greatly appreciated.

Great little spot across from the Queens courthouses. When…read moreyou take a lunch break in court, you need something fast and you deserve something good. This is both! Not to mention, filling. The dumplings are huge! And as good as they are big. The menu is simple. Noodles and dumplings. But you can have dumplings fried or boiled and at least 4 different fillings. So, still a fair amount of variety.