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    Mi Comalito

    4.0 (3 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Pollos a La Brasa Mr Mario - Half eaten sweet and crispy/ soft centered churro. The gelato (ice cream was strawberry and a perfect pairing.

    Pollos a La Brasa Mr Mario

    3.3(171 reviews)
    0.1 mi•College Point
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    Was walking around in College Point on a Friday evening and passed by Mr Mario, the Colombian…read morerestaurant. The hostess from the coffee shop next door comes out and tells us that they are also Mr Mario and that we could order from the same menu. Taking a quick look, we decided to sit in the coffee shop. Ambience: a modern cafe vibe, like a larger more upscale Starbucks. It was relatively empty on an early Friday night. The menus weee on IPads, so you have to navigate and scroll through several screens. Food: we ordered: They were out of Rib soup, the special of the day?! Tostones with guac and chicharron - fried pork belly with guac and tostones. Comfort food at its finest 5/5 Chicken consomme - a little salty. 3/5 Grilled chicken cutlet - well seasoned, cut thin and tender. 4/5 Service - very friendly staff. Had a little language barrier challenges while ordering but we made it work. Tip was automatically added for a party of 4.

    I went with a friend from Colombia and he thought this place looked authentic so figured that we…read morecould give it a try. Shortly thereafter, we realized that we were both wrong. The drinks were off I couldn't exactly point what was wrong. Maybe the Coke was flat I'm not sure but it just wasn't good. As for the food, my friend got the steak (well done which he says is the only way that steak should be eaten, I beg to differ) as well as the chicken. The food is incredibly land, and my chicken was honestly wet for a lack of better terms. I can't recall the last time that pechuga (chicken breast) was wet and that's probably because it's not supposed to be! The only reason that I gave this place two stars is that the employees here were nice, but I wouldn't return especially when there are many better spots nearby- not necessarily for Colombian food but great food in general.

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    Pollos a La Brasa Mr Mario - Delicioso el migao !! El ambiente, el servicio y todo muy lindo!

    Delicioso el migao !! El ambiente, el servicio y todo muy lindo!

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    El Vicentino Restaurante Salvadoreno - Empanadas Yellow plantain patty

    El Vicentino Restaurante Salvadoreno

    3.8(26 reviews)
    0.1 mi•College Point
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    Went to El Vicentino because apparently my stomach decided it wanted a passport stamp from El…read moreSalvador without paying JFK prices. Started off with the Pupusas De Pollo con Queso and I immediately understood why people fight over these things like it's the last bench at the gym. Thick handmade tortilla, seasoned chicken, melted cheese, pickled slaw, tomato sauce... simple setup, heavyweight flavor. Then the empanadas arrived looking innocent. Big mistake. These yellow plantain pockets stuffed with steak stew were so flavorful I almost started acting emotional in public. Sweet plantain outside, rich savory filling inside... elite combo. For the main event, I ordered the fritanga platter because apparently I enjoy eating like a retired heavyweight champion. Crispy pork belly, sausages, yuca fries, fried plantains, potato slices, and green arepas all piled together like a beautiful cholesterol Avengers team-up. Every bite felt like my cardiologist was slowly shaking his head somewhere in the distance. Worth it. Washed everything down with a Batido de Plátano -- creamy banana shake blended with milk and vanilla ice cream. Basically dessert pretending to be a beverage. No complaints from me. And because self-control left the building hours earlier, I finished with Quesadilla Cheese Bread from Raul's Baked Goods and the Pan Tostado cookies from La Exquisitas Bakery. Pineapple jelly inside those cookies? Dangerous behavior. Queens really be out here feeding people like they're preparing them for battle. El Vicentino ambiance didn't just give me dinner... they gave me a full-contact eating experience. If you leave hungry, that's honestly a personal decision.

    I have lived near this restaurant for over 20 years and never stepped inside…read more My boyfriend has recently gotten me into pupusas so we decided to give this location a try. We tried their cheese and revuelta pupusa which were both very good. They are a bit on the smaller side but flavor wise, very good. The owner was the one who took our order and was very friendly and welcoming. Will be ordering from them again to try other items on their menu.

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    Las Delicias restaurant

    2.6(78 reviews)
    0.1 mi•College Point
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    I have been ordering take out from this spot for over 10 years. I usually just go order my goods in…read moreperson and eat them at home. This time, I ate in on Mother's Day with my boyfriend and my son. My son and I ordered a calentando with huevos pericos and arepa with cheese. Everything was packed with flavor and delicious. My boyfriend ordered a migao which is all types of Colombian breads and cheese soaked in hot chocolate. I especially loved the presentation and it tasted just like Colombia. It was a little hectic and warm in there since it was Mother's Day and there were many customers ordering to go but I was very satisfied with the food.

    One of my favorite spots in College Point -- always consistent and always delicious. Las Delicias…read morehas a welcoming atmosphere, the dining area is always clean, and the staff is friendly and attentive. Most of the time we order takeout, and the food is packed well, still hot when we get home, and always fresh. Whether eating in or taking out, the quality is the same every time. Our go-to is the Picada para 4 Personas, and it never disappoints. The platter comes loaded with pork rinds, sausage, blood sausage, salami, and steak -- all cooked perfectly with great flavor. It's a big, satisfying dish and perfect for sharing. A reliable neighborhood restaurant with excellent food, good service, and great value. Highly recommend if you're looking for authentic Colombian dishes done right.

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