I absolutely love this place. It's a neighborhood staple for sure. The food is always so fresh and…read moreserved hot. The flavors are deep and rich and give you a real sense of what good Colombian food should taste like. The plates are affordable and filling as well. Greta combination for my wallet! The ladies who work there are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about each dish so feel free to ask questions. It's a small place that fills up easily, but once you're seated you will be comfortable and don't have to worry about getting rushed out. At this kind of restaurant, they will almost always ask if you want a tinto or small coffee after your meal, which is thought to help settle the belly. Go for it if that's your thing! I can't recommend this place enough!

Ate here today all myself on a cold Wednesday afternoon. I had brought and ate the baneja paisa and…read moreflan for dessert that it had tasted really good and delicious. The service there was also attentive, welcoming and pleasant. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time.

I've been searching for a chicharrones spot in NYC for a long time and I'm glad I finally found a…read morespot in Flushing! I got the chicharrones with rice and beans and potato salad (comes with half an avocado). Every aspect of the meal was delicious. The pork was perfectly crispy, the rice was soft and delicious. The beans also paired perfectly with the rice. The staff was also super sweet and friendly. I would definitely come back for more and for breakfast. I saw a lot of New York breakfast friendly options on the menu for a very reasonable price. They take cash, credit card, and apple pay!

Came in for lunch. We tried the platano soup and a bandeja tipica. The soup is a beef base broth…read morevery flavorful, with little chunks of beef, potatoes and a big piece of plantain kind of like plantain dumpling. Very good soup, we ask for a small as we had no idea what to expect. The bandeja tipica is $21. For the price you get rice and beans with avocado, a fried egg, longaniza, thinly pounded steak, a piece of sweet plantain and chicharron. We asked for some of the home made hot sauce and we got a some slightly picant vinaigrette that had cilantro and onions, very good bit no spice for my taste buds. However the meal is good enough to feed 2 hungry souls. My wife and i were very stuffed. We noticed they advertised mondongo soup but that is only on Sunday and Wednesday, so we will jave to come back and try it for sure. Our server Maria was very cordial, attentive and friendly. Definitely a new spot to enjoy Spanish food.

Very disappointing experience. I placed an order and called back within minutes to change it, and…read morewas told it was "not allowed" and that either I would have to pay for the original order or they would. That makes no sense, especially considering how quickly I called back. Even more concerning, when I asked to speak to a manager or supervisor, I was told there wasn't one available. That's unacceptable for any business. Instead of helping resolve a simple issue, they made it unnecessarily complicated. Customer service here needs serious improvement.

Made a quick stop here after flying into JFK. There are a handful of Colombian spots in Queens each…read moreoffering something a little different. I was impressed by the large variety of options on this menu. I ordered an empanada to start followed by a mini bandeja. There was nothing mini about it! As you can see by the pic, portion size are not skimpy. Overall, the dish was good, only thing I would change was the steak. Had a little too much fat for my liking. But the chicharron and frijoles were great. The jugo de guanabana was delicious. Empanada was good too, though I would've liked a bit more of a flavor kick. They have a few tables and bar area for indoor dining and a covered section outside. Restaurant was busy, with customers dining in or picking up orders. Seems like a staple for the local community which is great to see. Service was friendly and moderately paced. Will return if in the area!

My best friend's wife is Colombian. They live nearby in Astoria, and while visiting, she insisted…read moreon taking us here for dinner one night. We came on a Sunday night around 6pm and the place was crowded, but we got a seat right away and service was very quick. The food was superb. My girlfriend and I shared the Bandeja Mario which was something of a sampler platter and had a little bit of everything on it. Our friends had the Entraña and their son had the Pechuga de Pollo Apanada and all were incredibly filling and incredibly delicious. We washed it all down with a pitcher of sangria. Incredible food, great and fast service, wonderful atmosphere. Absolutely would come again the next time we're in town.

Great steak for only around $30-ish -- juicy, flavorful, and huge portions. Service was friendly…read moreand efficient, with all the dishes coming out in under 15 minutes. Loved the happy atmosphere, local music, and creative decorations. Definitely worth coming back!

What a great experience! From the moment we walked in, we were warmly greeted and escorted to our…read moretable, which made us feel welcome right away. The restaurant has a lively atmosphere with great music and beautiful décor that adds to the experience (I wish I had remembered to take more pictures!). The food was absolutely delicious. Everything tasted fresh and was cooked to perfection. The meat was incredibly juicy, tender, and full of flavor, and the green sauce served on the side was so good that I found myself putting it on everything. The jalea was outstanding--it came with a generous amount of shrimp, fish, calamari, and perfectly crispy fried yuca (cassava). Every bite was flavorful, and the seafood tasted fresh. The portions were generous, the service was attentive, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations. If you're looking for authentic Peruvian food with amazing flavors, a fun atmosphere, and friendly service, Inca Paisa is definitely worth a visit. I'll absolutely be coming back!

Decided to try this place and ordered the chicken combo with rice and bean and mini empanadas…read more Mini empanadas are good. Chicken was delish and flavorful with rice and beans. They did come with sauce but wish they gave more sauce. Highly recommend to ask for more sauce! All was good and def want to come back and try other dishes!

Wonderful food and service! Perfect vibe and atmosphere…read more Try their delicious pastries!

This small Colombian café was amazing!! From the food to the service to the ambiance, everything…read moreexceeded my expectations, so you won't be disappointed. this place felt like a true hidden gem in Washington Heights. The coffee is rich, flavorful, and extremely high quality. The food was just as impressive, from breakfast dishes to pastries and other delicious snacks on the menu. If you're a local or visiting and thinking about trying this spot, don't hesitate!

$3.75 16oz ice coffee $2.50 hot small coffee…read more$2.75 hot med coffee $2.75 almojabana (cheese bread) $3.50 oreja (butterfly pastry) $3.75 pound cake slices $12.75 Chicharrón y potatoes $5.75 cold milo $3 empanadas $6.75 cake slice 1 star off for slightly higher market prices for a colombian bakery. They offer a lot more than pastries though than average places. They have hot bar items, made to order meals, various cake slices, cold drinks like avena and milo, latin flavored chips, etc. I have come here for years, and i like their breads, bunelos, and empanadas. Coffee comes super hot, and there is a steady amount of customers who come in on average. If you are around this area, it is a nice place to get a snack/coffee. $10 minimum for card use. there is a sign of 30 mins to enjoy your food there, but you can probably stay longer if tables are empty.

After all these years, this place is still delicious! The tamal makes my Colombian husband…read morereminisce about his grandmother and her cooking. It's fantastic! The soup is so wonderfully made, we love it! Keep up the amazing work Javier! It's always a pleasure to be here.

Noches de Colombia is actually a chain with several locations in the tri-state area. I recently ate…read moreat the Queens location. Their locations are not fancy and are the Colombian equivalent of American diners. This means a big menu with a bakery section too. While there are better Colombian places out there, I found this place to be decent. For example, the portion size of their Bandeja Paisa was huge and everything tasted fresh. The pastries (bunuelos and pan de bono) were also good quality and fresh. If you're looking for a Colombian place to take the family that serves everything, Noches de Colombia fits the bill.

If I could give this place no stars I would. Came here on a Saturday with a party of 5 around 4:45…read morePM. Despite the place being relatively empty, we waited a bit to be seated. We were given an iPad each (to view the menu). When we asked for water they did not provide tapwater even though we asked for it and gave us a bottled water instead (that we had to pay for). After ordering the food it took approximately 30 minutes to arrive. The service was pretty slow. I ordered the carne asada with a side of frijoles since it only comes with white rice, sweet plantains and a potato. The meat itself was really hard to eat. It was very chewy and rough, not a good representation of Carne Asada. The white rice was just plain white rice. The potato had no seasoning on it, and the sweet plantains were super dry, which made them nasty and I couldn't even eat them. The beans had very little flavor or depth compared to other Colombian restaurants. There was no smoky or meat like savoriness, and it only had a very minimal hint of the usual aromatics. It also had a bit of a canned bean hint to it. Not very pleasant. Compared to other Colombian places I've had I would not come back to this place.