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    Footprints Cafe

    3.2 (5 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    This place should close forever food is not good at all, from portion on take out to quality. Very dissatisfied!!!!!

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    Yolanda’s Dominican Food - Top: Rabo Guisado (oxtail) with yellow rice and red beans  Bottom: Pernil with yellow rice and black beans

    Yolanda’s Dominican Food

    4.7(17 reviews)
    2.4 mi•Elmhurst

    I got the dinner portion for pernil and it came with rice and a small salad for $15. Everything…read moretasted great. Plenty for two. The lady was very friendly and helpful. L was pretty surprised that he liked the food so much. We've had Dominican food plenty of times, it's not something we eat often but since this place had great reviews, I wanted to try it; the pernil was really good here. It wasn't overly seasoned. I did throw away the excess oil from the pork, other than that, it was tender, juicy and delicious. The lil salad was a great side to the fatty meat. Will definitely return to try other items.

    If you're looking for Dominican food around Elmhurst, honestly Queens in general...this is 100% the…read morespot!! And I'm saying that as a Dominican with a Dominican grandfather who cooks just like this. I have NEVER been able to find a place that makes rice the way my grandpa does. Like that real, home-cooked Dominican rice that actually tastes like something. And of course I don't always want to bother him when I'm in the mood for good Dominican food... so I'm genuinely so happy I found this place. Ordering was super easy and pickup was quick. Prices are also really good for the amount of food you get. And everything I've tried has been delicious. The beans though... oh my God. I'm still thinking about the beans. For the amount of food you get for the price, it's amazing! I can't wait to keep ordering from here, and I'm honestly already thinking about placing larger orders for events in the future. If there's one local business in Queens you should support, it's this one. Hands down one of the best Dominican spots!

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    Yolanda’s Dominican Food
    Yolanda’s Dominican Food - Pechuga a la Plancha

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    Yolanda’s Dominican Food - Pernil, Chicken Stew, arroz con grandules (rice), pepper steak, maduros

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    Pernil, Chicken Stew, arroz con grandules (rice), pepper steak, maduros

    Caribbean Kulture - Jerk Chicken

    Caribbean Kulture

    2.5(4 reviews)
    0.7 mi•Astoria Heights

    TLDR- Reviews seemed good so took a chance. Disappointing first time experience with this…read morerestaurant. I cannot speak to the atmosphere as this is based on a delivery order, but I did speak to someone on the phone who was kind and seemingly attentive, but ultimately I don't think was paying attention and was just agreeing to anything to ultimately get me to place the order? Order arrived incorrectly prepared, missing entree inclusions and wrong beverages. This order was placed at 3PM ish in the afternoon, so I am not sure why items were unavailable. Felt dishonest and was a poor reflection on the restaurant's integrity. Called to ask for recommendations and asked for jerk sauce on jerk chicken. Ordered on Aug.5th and spent $65 dollars on oxtail, escovitch fish and jerk chicken meals plus 2 mild beef patties, coco bread and 3 beverages. I also ordered mac pie, but was refunded since they didn't have it. ALLLLL entrees were missing steamed cabbage and only 1 entree had a sole piece of plantain. Oxtail needed to be cooked a bit longer as pieces were inconsistently tenderized, 'escovitch' fish was just soggy fried fish with no peppers or onions to be found and although decently spiced jerk chicken was dry...like the rice in all the entrees because there was also no gravy present. The only thing that came correctly were the patties and coco bread I didn't really sign up to eat pounds of dry rice and peas. Don't send food out like this.

    Delicious Caribbean food! My husband and I ordered five times so far and always consistent tasty…read morefood, delivered quick! Astoria needed a place with this cuisine, just as good as Flatbush area! A must try!

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    Caribbean Kulture - 'Escovitch fish'..?

    'Escovitch fish'..?

    Caribbean Kulture - Oxtails

    Oxtails

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    Iliana’s Bar Lounge - Griot (pork), fried plantain, rice with red kidney beans. All items were a separate cost. But were good.

    Iliana’s Bar Lounge

    4.8(27 reviews)
    3.3 mi•College Point

    First and foremost, I wish that Iliana's Bar Lounge was closer to me so that I could frequent it a…read morelot more often. It is located in college point, which to be quite frank isn't convenient for me personally, but I would make the trek if need be because it really is good and the hospitality can't be beat. I got to meet the owner Mary and her relative Maria who are both so sweet and down to earth- in simplest terms, good vibes only. For cocktails, I got 2 Bees Knees & they were strong & tasty, what's not to love? For food, I got the crab cakes & the boulet & johnny cakes. If I had to pick a favorite, it would easily be the crab cakes but both were tasty. Also, the decor of this place is so cute & unique. If I ever needed to host an event, I would come here. All in all, I wish Mary the best success as she's a great person & has a lovely establishment. If you ever find yourself in the area, do stop by- you won't be disappointed.

    I was in the mood for some Haitian food after my workout so I ordered from Iliana's since it was…read morenew. I got the pork griot with rice and beans. And I decided to try their Haitian steak patties. The food was just okay, their sauce overpowered the flavor of the rice. Their griot even with the pickliz on top was on the sweet side. And the steak patties were nothing to write home about. Not very flavorful and the pastry despite not being flaky it was just okay. I had really high hopes for this place. Prior I was considering going there for food and drinks especially with Haiti heading to the World Cuo but this average food at best. Prices weren't too bad as I paid a little over $25.

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    Iliana’s Bar Lounge - Red snapper (filleted) in sauce, white rice. Red bean sauce.

    Red snapper (filleted) in sauce, white rice. Red bean sauce.

    Iliana’s Bar Lounge - Griot (pork) with black rice.

    Griot (pork) with black rice.

    Iliana’s Bar Lounge - Sweet plantain- so good and fried well.

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    Sweet plantain- so good and fried well.

    Sala Astoria - Croquetas

    Sala Astoria

    4.6(130 reviews)
    1.4 mi•Astoria

    A taste of España in Astoria! Spectacular tapas, drinks (sangria!!) and live flamenco performances…read more- service is always very strong. Can't recommend enough !!

    The interior was spacious with an industrial feel. Our group was seated towards the back, where…read morethere was a huge TV to watch the World Cup games, along with couches, giving the space a cozy ambiance. I ordered Datiles ($10 - bacon wrapped dates), my absolute favorite Spanish tapa, as well as a Cappuccino. The Datiles were satisfyingly sweet and chewy, with crispy flavorful bacon and crunchy almond. The Cappuccino was smooth, creamy, and strong. I also had the El Camino mocktail, which was made with ginger beer & pineapple. This was light and refreshing. Also got to try the Garlic Shrimp ($19), Pan Tumaca ($7 - bread with grated tomato). Garlic Shrimp came in a tasty savory olive oil sauce containing garlic, hot pepper, and parsley. Shrimp was succulent and juicy. I did not enjoy the Pan Tumaca, which was toasted rustic bread topped with grated tomato, olive oil, and garlic. The bread was stale and hard, while the tomato was quite bland. For the entree, I shared the Steak with Fries ($35). The dish comprised of Hangar Steak, which was sliced into pieces and served medium (though I asked for medium well). While the Steak was bold in flavor, it was not tender enough and on the dry side. Fries were delightfully crispy and addicting with true potato taste. Service was decent. Our waitress was welcoming and knowledgeable about the menu. Despite the place being very busy, everything came out in a timely manner and we were well attended to throughout our time here. Prices were reasonable, ranging from $7-25 for tapas, and around $26-35 for large plates.

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    Sala Astoria - Bar area

    Bar area

    Sala Astoria - Pan seared scallops with pistachio vinaigrette

    Pan seared scallops with pistachio vinaigrette

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