Mold... I came by here to grab a snack before going to do some test. I got 3 empanadas. All of…read morewhich had a sick amount of mold, and I gave my sister one not knowing. If you like mold, this is the place for you. Otherwise, seriously avoid it. Also, I asked for a refund and only got $10 instead of $11 because "taxes"??? You'd expect a bit more courtesy from the people who almost sent you to the hospital.

Even though the lady asked if we speak Spanish, it was still a fun experience. I used Google to…read morehelp me a bit, but my old brain does remember numbers at least. There's also a sign written in Spanish that most likely says exact change or cards only please. There's alot of dessert options which I would have loved to dig into, but I didn't want to go crazy before race day. I settled for churros instead, which appears to have some cream inside. My dad got tamales and mom got beet juice (gross).

I've seen this coffee shop here for the past few months and decided to give it a try…read more 1. The customer service was great. The barista (assuming she is the owner) was so nice and helpful. She added all my fixings versus just giving me my drink and letting me do it myself. 2. The coffee (I ordered an Ice Americano) was fantastic. Very flavorful and rich. They specialize in Guatemalan Coffee and for that reason it is the exact thing that's needed when you're looking for something different than the typical Starbucks / Dunkin coffee all over the city. Pricing is pretty average for Manhattan coffee. But again, well worth every penny. 3. There is a plenty of seating and is a good place to rest or work if you need that type of environment. I wish I would have tried it sooner, this is indeed my go to coffee spot from now on. 5 stars!

Beautiful, clean space and delicious coffee. Personnel is very friendly. My go to place now.read more

Went here on a recommendation for their empanadas which did not disappoint. Slightly pricey but…read morevery good, especially the ham and cheese. The avocado toast didn't have much flavor but they are generous with the spread, and the ham and cheese sandwiches were kinda plain and basic for the price but did remind me of the sandwiches I grew up on in Spain. Simple. Clean. Nostalgic. Services on point. The lady was very nice and greeted us as soon as we walked in. My only problem is I'm not sure what this place is supposed to be. Is it a tapas café, a coffee, café, an ice cream spot. The menu is very limited to just light sandwiches crêpes and ice cream, and of course four different varieties of empanadas. Beyond that, cute café, and I wish them luck.

empanadas were good but the lemonade tasted like sour orange juice. The scenery was good, and the…read moreservice was the same as a regular cafe.

I LOVE this place. It's a very clean deli located near the New Brunswick train station on Easton…read moreAve. They serve a wide variety of freshly cooked hot foods that you can choose and buy per pound. Not only do they have this lovely selection but they offer hot subs and breakfast that they'll cook for you for a cheap price! The place is big enough that there's a seating area where you can eat your food if you wish. One of the awesome hot subs they feature is a bul-go-gi sub and a chicken teriyaki sub... DELICIOUS! If you just want a normal sandwich, they have those too. =) The people that work there are very friendly and always smiling... and their drink collection is quite extensive. This place is definitely worth a visit!

It's called El Paso Coffee shop now. I couldn't find this a few weeks ago. The issue is the food is…read morereally good. Whats not is, at minimum, the restaurant serves community sauce. Same bowl goes to next table that was just used by previous table. I seen the waitress wipe the bowl after refilling it the first day i was there with her finger. I looked away, wouldn't eat it. I said something to my friend i was sitting with only. I decided to return another day and a waitress put a half used bowl on my table. I lost my cool, i poured the pepper in it. I left. I paid for the food already. I took our food and walked out. Split the food with my friend.

Incredible Mexican pastries you can find in cafes all over the city -- and for good reason! Amazing…read morepan dulce, pasteles, and more

Fantastic Italian deli near me. Best sandwiches around. They can make you any sandwich made to…read moreorder. Amazing catering.

I love this place!! The food is amazing especially their manicotti with garlic bread and their…read morenapoleon cake is out of this world

My go to place for semolina bread and the best panelle (round) bread. The Butter cookies are also…read moregood.

Decent, not great bakery in Dyker Heights has a fairly limited selection of baked items but a nice…read moreselection of breads. Tried some butter cookies and anisette cookies which were lite and tasty but slightly stale. Prices are really cheap for a bakery and counter service was fine. Not my favorite bakery in Brooklyn but for bread it's a good choice.

My experiences with El Sabor Azogueno Bakery & Restaurant have been consistently disappointing…read more A few months ago, I placed an order through their website. After waiting over an hour with no update, I called only to be told they never received my order. On top of that, they assured me I would get a full refund because the payment supposedly didn't go through--but that turned out to be false. Weeks later, I realized I was still charged and had to go through my bank to dispute it. I decided to give them another chance today, and unfortunately, it wasn't any better. I ordered llapingacho, which is supposed to come with peanut sauce, but the dish was served without it. When I asked, the waitress mentioned the sauce "wasn't ready," and later confirmed it had just started cooking and wouldn't be ready in time. This should have been communicated before ordering, not after the food was already served. It felt like they just gave me an incomplete dish and expected me to accept it. My brother also ordered a steak meal for over $20, and the portion was shockingly small--more like a child's serving--hidden under a large, bland salad with tasteless rice. I also ordered a bolón mixto to go, and when I got home, I noticed it only came with one sauce that was barely half-filled. To make matters worse, the orange juice was overpriced and extremely bitter. Overall, I'm very unhappy with my experiences here. Between poor communication, lack of accountability, and underwhelming food quality, I expected much better. I hope they improve, but based on my experiences, I wouldn't recommend this place. SPANISH: Mis experiencias con El Sabor Azogueño Bakery & Restaurant han sido siempre decepcionantes. Hace unos meses, hice un pedido a través de su página web. Tras esperar más de una hora sin recibir noticias, llamé solo para que me dijeran que nunca habían recibido mi pedido. Además, me aseguraron un reembolso completo porque supuestamente el pago no se había procesado, pero resultó ser falso. Semanas después, me di cuenta de que me habían cobrado y tuve que recurrir a mi banco para reclamarlo. Decidí darles otra oportunidad hoy, y por desgracia, no mejoró. Pedí llapingacho, que supuestamente viene con salsa de mani, pero me lo sirvieron sin ella. Cuando pregunté, la camarera mencionó que la salsa "no estaba lista" y luego confirmó que acababa de empezar a cocinarse y que no estaría lista a tiempo. Deberían haberme comunicado esto antes de pedir, no después de que ya estuvieran servidos. Sentí que me habían dado un plato incompleto y esperaban que lo aceptara. Mi hermano también pidió un menú de bistec por más de $20, y la porción era sorprendentemente pequeña, más bien para un niño, escondida bajo una ensalada grande y sosa con arroz insípido. También pedí un bolón mixto para llevar, y al llegar a casa, me di cuenta de que solo venía con una salsa que apenas estaba llena. Para colmo, el jugo de naranja era carísimo y extremadamente amargo. En general, estoy muy descontento con mi experiencia aquí. Entre la mala comunicación, la falta de responsabilidad y la decepcionante calidad de la comida, esperaba algo mucho mejor. Espero que mejoren, pero basándome en mi experiencia, no recomendaría este lugar.

Pulled up to Azoguenita Bakery in Flushing like a grown man on a mission…read more 102-03 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, NY First thing you notice: the vibe is alive. Live musicians pulling up and playing like it's a family party, everyone smiling, laughing, eating good. The energy alone tells you this place is doing something right. Service? Elite. The waitresses move with purpose--hustling, attentive, no nonsense, no complaints. Respect Started light (or so I thought) with pan dulce -- sweet empanada, brown sugar on top, warm cheese in the middle. Crispy, sweet, cheesy... dangerous. The kind of thing you say "just one" and immediately regret not ordering three. Then came the heavyweight champ: Bandera Azoguenita (Azoguenita Special Platter) Rice on point. Guatita (beef tripe) rich and tender. Carne guisada (beef stew) slow-cooked comfort. Shrimp cocktail & ceviche fresh, bright, no shortcuts. Sweet plantains perfectly caramelized. Avocado tying it all together like a final boss move. Every bite felt like Ecuador saying, "Yeah... we don't miss." Still wasn't done. Ordered the Carne Asada because discipline is overrated. Juicy steak, real char, no games. Rice, salad, arroz soup, tostones, green beans--everything cooked with care, nothing phoned in. That soup alone could fix a bad week. And just when I thought I was finished... dessert showed no mercy Ordered two pieces of cheesecake with a cookie crust and caramel on top. Creamy, rich, perfectly balanced--not too sweet, just dangerous enough to make you ignore all self-control. Absolutely worth every bite. Bottom line: Great food. Great music. Great people. Everyone eating looked genuinely happy--and that tells you everything. This place is incredible. Already planning the comeback ‍ #FlushingEats #EcuadorianFood #FoodieInTheBigApple #RealFoodRealVibes #NoLeftovers