Stopped by Rego Park Cafe for a quick lunch. At its core it's a classic old-school diner, complete…read morewith the pages-long laminated menu with everything from pancakes to chicken parmesan, and dated yet charming booths. But the diner vibe wasn't what drew me in--it was the birria tacos. While not listed on the menu, a prominent sign outside advertises them. The tacos were impressively large. They were served authentically on two nicely seared tortillas per taco. The beef was tender and juicy and loaded alongside onions and cilantro. The server didn't initially bring out consomé, so we did have to ask (no birria taco is complete without it!). An order comes with three tacos for about $16-$17. If you're looking for authentic, hearty birria tacos in the neighborhood, Rego Park Cafe is your best bet.

We happened to be headed towards Rego Park, so we searched for a diner in the area to try. My wife…read morefound this place and reluctantly, expecting more of the same sucky diner experiences we've had thus far, we took a look. Imagine the pleasant surprise it was for us when greeted by a smiling older lady, being immediately offered our drinks, and receiving prompt food and service. Now continue to imagine the surprise that I felt when we received our food, and the shock that went through my system as I bit into some home fries where I could actually taste the potato, the pepper and onions that were mixed in.  Let us continue this fantasy towards some corn beef that was also quite delicious.  This was before I even started on my plate, I was mooching off of my wife's at this point. Now I look down and gaze upon my french toast, fried egg, bacon, ham and sausage in awe and wonder. What great surprise awaits me as I prepare to indulge on this meal?  Will I continue to rise upon the gates of heaven or will I return back to a bland tasteless diner experience on earth? No, my ascent continued. The food on my plate was just as delicious and flavorful as all of the food on my wife's plate. Ladies and gentlemen we have a winner. Should we decide to go out for a diner experience in this area, this is the place henceforth. We cleaned out our plates on this one! It's a bit out of the way for us, but well worth it for a delicious dining experience.  We went after 12:30pm, closer to 1pm and there was no wait or line. I would imagine if we went earlier that aspect of it may be different, but it would be worth it if the food quality is consistent. Highly recommend this diner if you want a good brunch.  We'll have to return one day for lunch and dinner service.

Liked it. Food was solid, sandwich could have used a condiment. I should have asked. Home fries…read morewere very good. Nice atmosphere.

i ordered from uber eats for bell diner, i didn't know that breakfast is not really complete,…read moremeaning i can't have my home fries with the spinach and feta cheese omelette and i added bacon and extra charge, i didn't fuckin know that substitution means they take that supposedly full breakfast platter, remove your home fries, so i'm stuck with a nasty tasting spinach and feta cheese omelette that had bacon inside of it and it's so nasty so salty it ruin my breakfast, soggy apple pie, soda in a plastic cup breakfast is very nasty tasting, it's horrible!!!!! i paid lots of money for a damn breakfast that is small shitty nasty taste!!! home fries was free it came with the damn platter why would i substitute that??!! nasty looking spinach and feta cheese omelette so nasty looking taste like salty shit!!!!! i'll never ever order or visit that shitty nasty place!!!!! ever!!!!!!

So yesterday was my birthday and this establishment is a few feet away from Jahn's where I…read moretypically go. I met up with my nephew and nieces for breakfast. The last time I was here was in 2013. It is a small diner, with small booths parallel to the kitchen and pay counter. It was raining and yet the place was packet. 80s music was playing and that was music to my ears. Big portions of home style food. Good stuff. The best part was our waitress, Mary Ann. She was so delightfully gruff, the perfect New Yorker and grandma. I will be back.

Great variety of food. Delicious large portions. Fast service. Booths are a bit small but it's…read morenostalgic!

I'm not into food trucks but this truck is very good. I ordered their Monster Platter and not only…read moreis there a crazy amount of food, it's delicious! The truck itself looks pretty clean and it's got a cool look on the outside. Service was quick, especially since there were a few people ahead of me. Definitely going back whenever I'm in Flushing!!!

Great service, the customer service was on point, good food for the price, it was tastyread more

If you work at Queens College this should be your go-to place…read more They have excellent food and they know the campus well so can deliver if you need it. Would definitely order from them again.

Ate here today for brunch by myself while working as a temporary substitute paraprofessional at…read moreP.S. 163 Q. I had brought the bacon egg and cheese sandwich with a side of cold bottle of apple juice. It was definitely good and delicious. The service there was also attentive and quick. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time.

Delicious breakfast. Egg sandwich and pancakes. About .$20…read more Great service. They leave carafe of water and coffee on the table.

I wanted a happy hour dinner in the 'hood and my sister recommended Dinerbar and it had good…read morereviews, so I grabbed my mom and we took a little walk. The staff was friendly and welcoming. The place was pretty empty but it was a weekday afternoon. My mom and I sat at the bar. My mom was happy with her on tap happy hour Cabernet. I had two margaritas. For food we shared the shrimp sliders (yummy with a tangy sauce) and a classic fried calamari. Super chill local place worth visiting.

Wow my breakfast sandwich was on point. Egg and cheese ratio was perfect paired up with sausage…read more Also ordered ice coffee. And it was perfect!!! Early morning on weekend parking is so easy. Def recommend!

Hole in the wall, breakfast spot, with very friendly and accommodating staff. Decent prices and…read moregood portions. Went to get steak n eggs but they were out of steak. So tried the French toast, an omelette, and breakfast sandwich!

Press 195 donated Momma Karp's Brisket Sandwich and the #13 Sandwich to our Taste of the World at…read moreFort Totten gala and they were absolutely incredible. The brisket was so tender and flavorful, and the #13 with sliced ripe tomato, fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, and their famous maple syrup basil pesto was out of this world. Our guests could not stop talking about these sandwiches. I am so grateful to businesses like Press 195 for supporting The Center for the Women of New York and our mission. They really showed up for us. If you have not tried their food yet, what are you waiting for? Go now.

It's been six years since I last came here. The food is still pretty good and the service was…read morefriendly, but overall I found the sandwiches a bit overpriced. The menu has very detailed, almost elevated descriptions that make everything sound spectacular, but in practice the flavors don't quite come through, especially the sauces, which are barely noticeable. Our server was flexible when we asked to swap the potato chips for fries on the kids' grilled cheese meal, which we appreciated. However, we were then charged $1.40 for a side of ranch for the fries. I understand they have a range of specialty sauces and dips that are clearly priced on the menu, but that still felt steep for ranch. They also offer a combo option to add fries for $5, but the portion doesn't really feel aligned with the price. The steak sandwich itself was surprisingly tender, even though it looked like it might be tough. That said, I couldn't taste the roasted red pepper sauce, and the "sweet onion jam" turned out to just be caramelized onions. My mother actually ended up picking them out because she doesn't eat onions. (she won't eat onions that she can see) The buffalo cauliflower was tasty, but could have been crispier. The "serves two" description also felt a bit generous given the small portion. I also ordered a brisket sandwich to go with fries. The coleslaw sounded great on the menu, but in reality the flavors didn't stand out, no real hint of jalapeño, just a fairly standard slaw. Overall, the food descriptions felt more impressive than the actual execution, though the to-go fries portion was more generous, which was a nice surprise. Would I go back? I'm not sure. Maybe for a casual visit with a few beers and fries with an assortment of dipping sauces...I am a sucker for those.