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.

I always come to this spot but the few couple times that I've have come they have not given me the…read moreright amount of egg on my sandwich. They be giving me less than other times.

Guided by Yelp, came by for some lunch. Had steak sandwich per counterman's recommendation…read more It was great! Crispy bread (had crust flakes all over by time I was done), melty cheese, real steak pieces (saw it come from the butcher side, looked like a good piece and fresh too), pepper/onion grilled with a nice sauce. Big hero sized for $6. Too bad I don't live near, or I'd be here more often. Will have to visit more with kiddies, Hall of Science in Corona near by. Main traffic went for the buffet side where the $8 platter was filled to the top with whatever the customer wants. Big enough to feed two, IMHO. Dated interior, but who cares. Real neighborhood place, with regular customers visiting and talking with everyone. Not too many of these places around anymore.

Gargantuan is an understatement. Each Torta headlined by their Torta Pumas is the size of a…read morefootball and weighs 2-3 pounds each. Took me forever to get here, but boy am I glad I finally did. Being this is my initial visit, I had to go with their signature Torta Pumas loaded with everything imaginable. This sandwich is made to order and it is absolutely delicious. I also have to mention this Torta can easily feed a family of 4 and at $22, that is a bargain in New York City. Parking is very difficult around the area as this food truck is located steps from corner of 108th St. and Roosevelt Avenue. However, you get there, I promise you the trip is worth your while. Shout out to the ladies working in the truck. The time I went was so busy yet they handled all customers with a smile and energetic service. I can't wait to try the rest of the menu.

Ordering the food was no problem. The people were nice. I got the torta la selección and it was so…read moreflavorful with all the ingredients they added and the beef had good seasoning too. I paid about $20 and only could finish 1/3 of it! It's rare to find delicious food at such a cheap price. Definitely worth it and definitely will be back to try their other stuff on the menu besides the sandwiches!

Right outside Home Depot there's a great little takeout stand that serves a small variety of foods,…read morebut the sausage and peppers hero is the star. My friend and I split one and it was fantastic. The sandwich was made fresh right in front of us, piled high with sausage and peppers and topped with melted cheese. The hero was about $17 and definitely worth it. Everything was hot, flavorful, and really satisfying. There are a couple of small tables outside where you can sit and enjoy your food, which makes it even better after a long day of work. Simple, fresh, and absolutely delicious . I'm still thinking about that sandwich.

For someone who had lived in Philly before and tasted the 'real deal,' the experience of eating…read moreRocco's cheesesteak with onions was functional, as the marinated beef can use a tad more flavor, since the cheesesteak purist in me don't believe in adding condiments like mustard or ketchup to enhance its taste.

My first Banh Mi. My friend from Vietnam took me here and I…read morebelieve it's a good place for me to show a lot of people this type of food. Excellent taste

I absolutely love this place so much!! I came for a quick dinner bite with my friend and the dishes…read morewere mouthwatering. It was my first time trying authentic Vietnamese sandwiches and they were delicious. We got the Beef Bulgogi and Lemongrass Chicken (Beef Bulgogi was my fav) but both were so rich. Of course we had to get their Kimchi Fries which are what dreams are actually made of. Service was great. There are multiple locations but if you're around Elmhurst, Queens definitely check it out if you have the chance. You won't be disappointed! One of my favorite obsessions right now.

Crazy Meat is kosher. That means no cheese on the meat sandwich. But if you get the namesake beef…read moresandwich, here's what you do get, per the website: red pepper, sauteed onions, lettuce, tomato, pickles, guacamole, chimichurri, Mexican chipotle, garlic aioli. I got the single and it had a "too much is never enough" vibe, so I'm sure the double is quite impressive. Sauce enthusiasts shouldn't miss Crazy Meat. I also liked the bottled Israeli grape-apple beverage.

We found this hidden gem on the way to see Mommy, and we thought it could be one of the new places…read moreto dine with her because it's Kosher. We tried the platter of chicken and meat that was served in a bowl with the salad. We also ordered crazy meat brisket, and then I ordered something I had never ordered before: a crazy meat steak bun. In other words, this looked like a hamburger. It was crazy good! Of all the three orders, I liked the bowl. I'll order this with less dressing next time. The chicken and beef were both well-marinated and prepared. My beef steak bun was pretty good. I scooped the bun, and although the bun tasted good, I only ate the top of the bun with the steak. Everything was tasty! The cafe is small. It could accommodate 3-4 tables. It's worth a try! I'm sure we'll come back.

Being that the bodega on the corner of Corona Ave and 104th street closed permanently and this one…read moreis still thriving should tell you something. Located directly across from St Leo's Church in Corona this is a very convenient and affordable bodega. Even though it is small they have a great selection of deli meats, snacks, Frits and vegetables, beverages, household items, even flowers just outside the building. The staff speaks English and Spanish so you don't feel uncomfortable stopping in and having to worry about then understanding what you need. They accept EBT and now credit and debit but of course they prefer cash. The also have an ATM just to the right as you walk in for cheaper than most banks.

Just because I don't drink does it mean when my friends want to go buy beer I'm not going to get…read moremad at the fact that this location does not sell you be here after 12 o'clock midnight, why?! I have no idea why they don't sell you beer after midnight but yet the other location on the other corner they don't care they sell you beer after midnight. But this location has only two aisles of items not that many selections.

It's an Argentinian butcher shop that also cooks steak. They're all type of meat selections…read more Incredible. Very very good food. You wanna have a great time with somebody and eat Argentinian food the Russian potato salad is amazing.

I've been going there for many years, both of the food and the butcher shop prices are accessible…read morefor the quantity of food that you're getting