This cozy corner cafe is cute! The service was friendly. I had a bunch of their pastries and their…read moreroast beef sandwich with mozzarella cheese on a baguette was delicious. Will definitely come again.

Aubergine Cafe is a quaint cafe in Sunnyside. I can't speak for most items but I can speak for the…read morechili- it is quite tasty. I do wish they used better tortilla chips but the chili itself is great & I would have it again, whether it's the meat or the veggie one.

Yummy bulgogi egg breakfast sandwich and was huge! This was delivered and was packaged well and was…read moresuper stuffed with the generous portion! Overall, a delightful breakfast treat! Order: Dropkick Murphy=bulgogi beef, eggs, American cheese, and tots on a Kaiser roll!

Still has the best doughnuts in Astoria. This was my second visit, and I was not disappointed. The…read moreapple crumble doughnut was large and delicious. Comfortland has a low-key and laid-back vibe and the seating looks very communal and comfy very suitable if you are out and about for comfort food. Would I recommend it? Yes!!

I've been coming here for about 10 years (if I remember correctly). It's such a great place to grab…read morelunch or coffee and a snack. I absolutely love their sandwiches. But honestly, everything I've ordered has been delicious. But even better than the food are the people. They are some of the kindest folks you'll meet!

Fantastic and super quick service, delicious deli food, and a great selection of options. Highly…read morerecommended.

One of my favs off of Queens Blvd still. Get the salami sandwich and the Green Smoothie. The salami…read moresandwich comes with pesto, avocado and olives. It's sooooo good! The smoothie has cardamom and I wasn't mad about it! I almost forgot my smoothie and the staff literally ran out to make sure I got it. I was so grateful. Love working from here when I can. Def one of my top spots still.

Cozy spot, good outdoor seating and good vibes! Prices are decent, bagel was okay but iced soy…read morelatte was good! would go back to try other items and their iced lattes!

A great little place for lunch ! Coffee was amazing , bagels were fresh and the avocado toast was…read moresoooo tasty !

I stumbled upon this place after the Starbucks across the street had been closed for the day. I'm…read moreso so glad I did because, let me tell you, the people that work here are so friendly and warm. I haven't tried their food yet but everything looks good and the prices are decent as well. Their coffee though is fantastic and tastes so good!! As far as the ambiance, it's cozy and comfortable with a few couches insides. You can really tell they really put a lot of home touch to this place. I will definitely be back!

Love this place! Great, friendly staff and a good spot to work or socialize and meet new people…read more I love their specialty coffees and love to chees koulouri!

It says they're open until 7pm, I headed over at 5:15 and it's closed. Online ordering apps just…read moresay they're closed or marked as temporarily closed.

If I had a nickel for every Algerian restaurant I've been to in the past week, I'd have two…read morenickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice. Also, something something Rock the Casbah. All terrible references aside, I went to this small Algerian restaurant with five others pretty recently. This chef, Amina, was very friendly, which was especially warming after walking through a bit of a storm a few days ago to get here. To drink, she poured us some complimentary hot green tea with a bit of mint, which was tasty. Outside of the tea, I also got a $3 can of Slim, a lightly sweet drink from Algerian soft drink company Hamoud Boualem. In this case, it was ananas, or pineapple, and it was very refreshing. As we didn't have many people, we got two orders of three dishes. The first was the $26 Lamb Couscous, consisting of steamed couscous with lamb shank, potato, zucchini, carrot, squash, chickpeas, and a red meat broth. The broth came on this side, and we were instructed to add it for taste to the couscous. I'm usually someone who prefers pearl couscous as I like the texture a lot more. However, this couscous was much fluffier and less dry than other spots I've been to, so it was a treat. The various vegetables were cooked down nicely, and the meaty shank fell off the bone with ease. The broth added a bit of richness, with the couscous soaking it up. Next to arrive was the Chicken Rechta for $24, consisting of a half chicken, homemade flat thin semolina noodles, zucchini, turnip, chickpeas, and a chicken broth on the side. From the taste and the name being similar to the Persian reshteh, I presumed they were egg noodles, with them being soft and fluffy. Outside of the tender and tasty noodles, the chicken was soft, and just like the other dish, the vegetables were cooked wonderfully with the slightly green broth, in this case, adding extra flavor. Last to arrive was the $28 Baked Branzino, consisting of said fish with roasted potatoes, sauteed red onions and cherry tomatoes, brushed with herby garlic lemon sauce, topped with spring onions and parsley, and served with perfectly toasty warm French bread. Like all the other proteins, the fish was cooked beautifully, though as usual for branzino, you have to look out for bones. The fish's tail was the highlight, with plenty of flavor and crunch. Outside of this, I loved the potatoes, and as someone who usually doesn't like cherry tomatoes, they were delicious. I don't have any particular favorites, as all the dishes were nice. This place, just like my previous Algerian spot Le Petit Pêcheur, was lighter on the spices, but for once I didn't mind. Everything was cooked wonderfully, the portion sizes were adequate, and the service was lovely. I would go back and try their merguez and other things. I wish I were in the area, as I would support this business heavily.

Algerian Cuisine in Sunnyside, Queens! Who knew such great Algerian food could be found in…read moreSunnyside, Queens?! Thanks to owner/Chef Amina for a wonderful and tasty culinary exploration! I don't think I've ever had Algerian food before, and I can't wait for a return visit to try their other interesting dishes! 6 of us from Manhattan, Queens and Long Island trekked into Sunnyside to checkout this restaurant. Needless to say, we were pleasantly surprised. This is a small restaurant, which can seat about 20 people. The restaurant is nicely decorated, and service & hospitality was extremely warm, welcoming and friendly. We were treated to complimentary hot green tea; expertly poured into warm glasses by Chef Amina. What a treat! Tonight's Menu (shared by 3): -- Lamb Couscous ($26): Steamed couscous with lamb shank, potato, zucchini, carrot, squash, chickpeas and red meat broth. The broth is served in a separate bowl, and when you're ready to eat, pour the broth over the entire dish. Great dish; couscous was very light and fluffy. -- Baked Branzino ($28): Baked whole branzino with roasted potatoes, sauteed red onions and cherry tomatoes, brushed with herby garlic lemon sauce, topped with spring onions and parsley. Served with perfectly toasty warm French bread. This was my fave dish of the night! Prepared perfectly, and was just delicious. Recommended! Get this! -- Chicken Rechta ($24): Half chicken, homemade flat thin semolina noodles, zucchini, turnip, chickpeas, chicken broth. When you're ready to eat, pour the broth over the entire dish. Great dish. I normally don't order chicken when I dine out but I would totally order this again. This was such a tasty, satisfying dish. The chicken was nice and moist. Overall, I was surprised at how mildly spiced all the dishes were. I was expecting bolder flavors but apparently, this is typical for Algerian Cuisine. I forgot to ask for Harisa, which would have kicked it up a level. But all in all, a terrific dinner! Like I mentioned earlier, we are already plotting our next visit to try their other dishes!

We were so happy to find this spot! We intended to spend a day a in NYC between flights in…read moreManhattan, but shock...subway system went down and couldn't get over there. We wandered in the heat until coming across this quaint cafe. Many breakfast options and delicious coffees as well as fruit drinks. The nondairy chia pudding was phenomenal, they add berries and granola. Kids loved their bacon egg and cheese sandwiches. Oat milk latte hit the spot. And since we had to wander the city more before our flight we tried their slushies, which tasted like all real fruit without added sugar. Staff were super friendly as well. Highly recommend this spot to anyone in the area.

Near Moma PS1 and the LIC Trader Joe's. If you are in the area, stop here for a refreshing beve or…read moresnack. I got here when they were about to close. Staff was quick, friendly, and attentive. I had the watermelon slushie. Literally pure watermelon blended. It was refreshing. Will likely try something else next time as they have an appealing menu. Slightly disappointed that there wasn't a watermelon wedge on top (as seen in another patron's photo), but still good..