Visited this place for chopped cheese 5 damn days in a row. It's delicious and waaaay better than…read moremy sorry home attempts (my husband says mines is better, but he loves me so he's a liar) lol Anyways, let's talk about JFK Gourmet Deli. The menu is extensive, with combinations for anything you would ever think of. They have a full deli, a small butcher, bakery, and typical bodega fare such as toilet paper, local cookies, tons of drinks, and a lot of candy. One thing you will notice is the difference in service. While the food guy is nice, understanding, and quick, the guy working the front register spends 99.9999% of his time just watching the camera behind you, dreaming of outside, and is just barely cognizant of you passing him money. It's a bodega, so what they lack in ambiance, they more than make up in local entertainment. You're in Jamaica, New York, and you can people watch while you wait for your delicious food. Oh, and 2 chopped cheeses with fries and 2 drinks is less than $20. Overwhelmingly worth it.

I am truly confused by all of the positive reviews about this neighborhood sandwich shop. I knew to…read moreexpect a "hole in the wall" kind of vibe, which I can forgive if the food is good. Unfortunately, it was not. Originally wanted a corned beef wrap-they didn't have corned beef. Fine. I asked what the difference is between pastrami and "crazy pastrami" and was told "it's the pickles they put it in and the craziness they do in the kitchen cutting it up". What that means remains unclear, but for $0.50 I went with the crazy pastrami. For the vegetables, I asked for lettuce, mushrooms, and black olives. The ingredients look like they've been sitting out for a few days, certainly not refrigerated. And they were put in a side-dish container with the mustard I asked for put on top then brought to the back to be incorporated into the wrap? Strange. The wrap itself was difficult to eat. I ended up not even bothering with the vegetables as they were not enjoyable to taste. I have no idea what white sauce is all over the ingredients, as it was nothing I asked for. The pastrami was minimal in quantity and even this was meh. All of the restaurants in this area have a slight upcharge for being kosher, which I don't totally understand. But in the end I truly regret spending $17.50 on this meal.

If you're up late and in Queens this is the place to go to grab a sandwich. It's a hole in a wall…read morebut sandwiches are amazing. Love the Mexican. So good!

I'm so glad I saved this on my "to go" places because I swear this is a hidden gem! Nice space on…read moreQueens Blvd. of a local Italian deli filled with so many beautiful imported items that basically fills the whole store. Great Italian sodas, teas and desserts are in the fridges. It seems that most of their foods on their menu are homemade like their fig jam, cannolis, Bomboloni's, etc. I saw a sign for Affogato and I had to try. Absolutely delicious and their ice cream tastes homemade as well. Little chocolate bits inside topped it off nicely. The gentleman was very nice at the counter. So many delicious sandwiches to choose from on their menu, at one point I couldn't decide. I went with Il Fig. Prosciutto di Parma, double creamed brie with their homemade fig jam on a fresh baked bread. It's listed under Panini, but it was not a Panini. Decent price for the size. I can't wait to try the other sandwiches, I definitely will be back!

Cipollina is an absolute gold mine of Italian products right here in Forest Hills. I have to stop…read moremyself from buying everything every time I go. The owners are the real deal Italian, accents and all, and they remember your face. They carry just about every imported Italian product you could imagine: tomato sauces, seasonings, jams, pastas, cookies, chips, and all kinds of snacks. They have gluten-free versions of most items, too. The pistachio cream and lemon cream are must-buys. From the deli counter, I usually pick up fresh soppressata, provolone, mozzarella, ricotta, 'nduja, and other meats and cheeses to enjoy at home. They also stock fresh Italian bread every morning from Rose & Joe's Bakery in Astoria. Cipollina's espresso bar is excellent, too. I love their affogatos, and on weekends I can't resist the mini pistachio sfogliatelle.There's a small café-style seating area separate from the store to sit and enjoy your coffee and pastry.

Dave's Hot Chicken in Fresh Meadows not only lives up to the hype but exceeds it with remarkable…read moreconsistency and bold, well crafted flavor. The Fresh Meadows location is right by Kohl's with ample parking. The standout hospitality began the moment I walked in. An employee directed me to the counter and helped me place my order, explaining the menu items. Another friendly employee ( I think his name was Alex) noticed my large order and personally helped carry four trays of food to the table, setting the tone for a genuinely great visit. From the first bite, it's clear this is far from ordinary fast-casual fare--the chicken is juicy beneath a perfectly crisp, non-greasy coating, and the spice levels are seriously dialed in, whether you opt for a manageable Mild or decide to take on a real heat challenge. I love that the chicken rests on the white bread which absorbs all the delicious juices. The menu is thoughtfully simple, focusing on sliders, tenders, and satisfying sides, all served fresh and hot. All delicious. The kale coleslaw is a triumph. So are the pickles. I despise pickles, yet ill eat all the pickles at Dave's. They're so good! And don't even think about skipping the Oreo milkshake, thick, refreshing, and loaded with real cookie chunks, it's the ideal finale, especially if you've embraced the spice. For anyone in Queens craving authentic, high quality Nashville style fried chicken, this spot is absolutely worth a special trip. Highly recommended, and to top it all, IT'S HALAL!!! WHAT?!?! AN ABSOLUTE GAME CHANGER. PS. In an environment where bigotry is running rampant, this Muslim woman thanks you for making her feel a little more included.

This is not the first time I try Dave's hot chicken. I have tried one of their locations in the…read morecity but didn't completely love it. I'm glad there is now in a location in Queens with a huge parking lot. The prices are not very cheap but they do give good quality chicken. You can control the level of spiciness you want and their combo comes with fries, chicken and bread if you order the sliders. The chicken is very moist and flavorful and the fries are seasoned nicely. I will be returning.

Got a breakfast sandwich from them twice and both times the roll was hard as a rock. Inedible and…read morenot tasty. The owner is a nice guy but gosh they need a new bread provider.

Cannot go wrong with anything here. Food amazing. People amazing. Everything amazing. Good vibes!read more

It's a simple pickup restaurant. They have a place to sit and easy but not many seating options…read more The service is friendly. The answer any questions abd go make the food in the back. This food is delicious. It's freshly made to order and takes several minutes before it comes out. The dining chicken tasted like BBQ chicken off the grill. It had a nice char and a slight spice to it. The jillif rice was spicy and had a tomato flavor. The sautéed onions on it were salty, spicy, crunchy while giving off a nice juice. Then the raw onions were peppery and tangy. The whole meal was delicious. The strawberry lemonade was refreshing and sweet. It had a creamy feel to it. Very enjoyable. Oh... the chicken empanada....DELICIOUS. get it. Will be returning here. Mera's Tip: jollof

I've had food from here twice by ordering through Uber and both times I was pleasantly satisfied…read more The dibi lamb is so good I would give it 5/5. Their jollof is good too but I've had better. Theirs is a little dry and not as smokey as I'd like, but they do add a side of some type of tomato and onions near it so I mix it in and it does add a little more to it so thats a 4/5. Ive also had their fatal and it was good too. I see that they recently added fufu to their menu but its too expensive in comparison to the other places I've had. I wish they had egusi on their menu, but it'll probably be very expensive as most things are at this restaurant.

We ordered a couple of their blended beverages and they were awesome. Can't wait to go through…read moretheir menu. And everyone was so polite Thank you B&B

The Protein Shake I had was really good and fair prices. They have a big selection menu wise and…read moreI'll come back when in the area

I rarely eat deli meat since it's highly processed but we were in the area. Never tried JM's…read morebefore, L wanted to compare it to the deli near his work. The last time I had Subway was probably over 12 yrs ago. Subway is really bad. I ordered for pick up, an Italian and a Cheesesteak with extra meat. It was ready in 15 mins. I couldn't eat it till 30 mins later at the mall. The beef cheesesteak was still warm and it was pretty good. I've only had prob 3 in my life... The meat was so tender. I don't usually eat American cheese but it was still nice and melted with the meat. The sandwich was so rich but tasty. Lots of flavor. I actually ate more than half of the reg size. Very filling but I did order extra meat. The original.. tasted good but next time I'll opt out oregano since L doesn't care for it ..but everything else was great. Everything tasted fresh. I haven't had a deli sandwich in so long. It reminded me of when Blimpies used to be at the old Queens Center. Pick up was ready at the time my app said it would be. It seemed very clean and organized inside. L wants to come back and try the Tuna next time and fyi this is so much better than the deli store in Upper Manhattan near L's workplace...

Jersey Mike's could improve the menu because it the same on the menu coldsubs everyday the same…read more and on the hot subs the same jersey Mike's needs variety of cold subs and d hot subs the place is currently flithy with all over the tables tops and floor

Stumbled on this truck and had the best jerk chicken and fries of my life. Amazing!!!read more

delicious food - pb&j deep fried was insane. enjoyed the turkey burger and fries immensely. great…read moreoption for lunch!!

Love Food was fresh & Seasoned perfectly. Very reasonably priced unlike most others.read more

1/5 cleanliness Idk why they don't clean the tables asap, before ppl are seated. Lady who wiped the…read moretable did a horrible job- just swiped side to side, so the food remnants got on my clothes & on the seat. She didn't use wipes or a spray, so the curry just smeared on the table. 3/5 chicken dum biryani- too spicy but decent otherwise 3/5- beef curry (1/2 plate $9.79)- also too spicy, meat can be softer 3/5 beef biryani- I was told it's not spicy, but ofc it is, decent otherwise