As a Colombian, it's hard to find authentic food in the city. I think Seba Seba does a good job at…read morefilling that void. We visited on a busy Sat morning and got seated quickly with orders out within 5 min. They have your classic Colombian parbas and sweets to get your meal started. We ordered pandebonos, boñuelos, and a variety of classic bfast stuff. Everything was fresh and seemed made to order. They have plenty of sitting, including for large groups. Appears to attract locals which is always a good sign!

Cuisine: 6 Service: 6…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 8 Overall: 6 I feel like this local coffee shop is convenient, but just lacks a little bit to be considered great. For example, the Cafe Con Leche feels water down. It really needs a bit more oomph to be considered a good cup of coffee. The guava pastry was also just a tad off, with its puff pastry being a bit dry and not crispy enough. With that said, the Chorizo was pretty good when hot. This is a decent local Latino coffee and breakfast shop if you are in the neighborhood.

Food was amazing here . Ate it so fast I didn't take a…read morepicture. Got the chicharron with potatoe, pan de queso, and these mini empanadas with potatoe and meat in them which is 3 for $1. Had all this ready and fresh before 8am. Must try! One of the better bakeries I been to in queens. Great spot ! 8/10

I was in the neighborhood and decided to stop by. What caught my attention was the chicharron…read moreguava. It's called that because the shape is of the pastry looks like pork chicharrones. The guava filling was delicious, I just wish it was filled more. The pastry was sweet and flaky. For $2.50 it's a great snack.

Ate here today for dinner after work. I definitely got and ordered the bandeja paisa and it was…read morequite good and delicious. The service there was also attentive. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time.

Was in the area and really wanted to try this spot/Columbian bakery. Very very affordable and worth…read morethe price. Ended up with 2 pastries- empanada and forget the name of the other but both were delicious, unique, and soo yummy. Was able to pick up at the counter- nice and quick and wo worth it- recommend

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.

Location: Flushing NY Service: To go- quick and they were…read morenice. Ambiance: could not tell much but it looked like a diner w few tvs on sports. Food: pork chicharon- which was so good. Churasco- like a skirt steak ( it was juicy and not too salty and enough tenderness) calamari- hmm not what i expected. Need more meat inside. But overall they are good for me.

Absolutely love the food here! IMO, it is hard to find an authentic Colombian joint that serves…read moreluscious food and showcases their origin's unique flavor. Each bite delivered a delectable and VERY satisfying punch. From their homemade hearty beef stew to their generous portions of tamales...my family loved every bit of it. All you heard was "WOW" for 5 straight minutes as we all dug into our food. Their bakery also had a wide selection of baked goods, which my kids absolutely loved. All in all, El Punto provides great service, amazing food, and good vibes.

Great Colombian and Latin American restaurant in College Point. There are a few Colombian and…read moreDominican places along this block, but this one seemed to have a good selection and very down home cooking feel compared to the others. Everything we tried was fantastic. And prices cheap as well. Guess it must be new since this is the first review?

Little small Mexican spot in the middle of the street, the tacos were delicious and full of flavor!…read moreAt around $5 per taco, the prices are reasonable for the quality. It's a small grab-and-go Mexican deli with no indoor seating, making it perfect for a quick meal. They also offer freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juices, breakfast options, and coffee, so it's a great place to stop by any time of day. There is a single seat by the front entrance that looks more like part of the display, but I asked if I could sit there while I ate, and they kindly said yes. Everything tasted fresh, the service was friendly, and the food was made to order. If you're looking for authentic Mexican food on the go, this place is definitely worth checking out.

A cute juice joint/Mexican market on a not too busy street with fresh juice at very reasonable…read moreprices. The space is compact but cozy and the juices are very good! I came in on a rainy day and ordered a beet, orange, carrot, and ginger juice as well as a pina colada. Both were excellent and very reasonably priced for a large order of each. I looked around the shop a bit and picked up some pineapple cider, some potato chips with salsa, and a few candies from Mexico for my son. The cost for all the items I picked out came out to $18, which is very reasonable considering the size and quality of the juices. I'll certainly be stopping by for more visits if I'm in the area, and I'd like to try their sandwiches, quesadillas, and other juices.

I'll do reviews both in Spanish and english for both tourist or any Spanish speaker and for people…read morewho don't speak the language as well. This restaurant/bakery/ coffee shop is located in the heart of Jackson heights, queens. It's owned and operated by South American people. They maintain the culture of Argentina and Uruguay. I love it; they have one the biggest chicken cutlet sandwiches I've ever seen. I love their empanadas, also prices are reasonable. Parking is on the street and it's hard to find (It is queens). I come here often and I love their potatoe pie (it contains eggs) " tortilla de papa". Este restaurante/ panadería/ café está localizado en lo que se llama el corazón de queens en jackson heights. Es operado por gente de sur america, gente latina. Mantienen las costumbres y comidas Argentina/ uruguayas. Y la verdad te sentis un poco en casa. Tiene los sanguches de milanesas más grande que he visto. Me encantan sus empanadas y los precios son razonables. Tmb tienen tortas. En cuestión de estacionamiento, es importante notar que es queens y aveces se complica encontrar un espacio para estacionar, lo cual es en la calle. Vengo seguido y me encanta la tortilla de papa. Que delicia. Sigan adelante, buena atención al cliente y buen servicio/ comida! Éxitos ! Espero poder ser de ayuda y animarlo a visitar este lugar.

Great food and drinks! Went for new years twice and I always…read morehave a good time!!

Came here after dinner for a night cap on a Friday night and we found out they had Karaoke. I was…read morestoked because I'm learning Spanish and I love to sing. We opted to sit outside but what was nice about that is that their walls are made of glass so we could still see inside and people watch while still enjoying the fresh outdoors. Our waitress was super nice and friendly. We told her we ate already and just wanted drinks and maybe dessert. She took our order and we did end up ordering their vanilla flan and their chocolate cake flan. Both were delicious. Later on, I asked our waitress if I can sing and immediately she encourage me to come in and told the DJ which song I wanted and they handed me the mic. The people in the restaurant was awesome as they cheer me on as I sang Vivir mi Vida by Mark Anthony. I definitely would say to give this place a try. Great local restaurant in the neighborhood, where you can have fun without venturing into the city. Love it!

I was able to stop by Veyta's to purchase three different Mexican breads from their pretty large…read morenumber of available options. Concha 2.0/5.0: This classic bread was a bit of a dissapointment, as I expected way more flavor from the craggly and creviced topping which did not have much flavor. The bread itself was a tad bland and dry, the later probably due to me not eating the bread until the following day. Danish style bread (Chamuco) 3.0/5.0: I think this Danish looking bread is probably a Chamuco (after searching the internet), and it was just okay. The small custard filling was decent tasting having a slight creaminess and sweetness, but I wish there was more of it used. The bread itself had a nice eggy (think challah) flavor, but as with the Concha, a tad dry. Again, this could be due to me eating it the following day. Sugar-topped Bread (El Volcan) 5.0/5.0: Searching the internet for Mexican bread descriptions and comparing it to the what I purchased, I believe what I bought was a El Volcan bread. It had a slightly crumbly and dry scone-like texture. Its flavor was quite interesting, too, having a distinct brown sugar like taste, which was contrasted by the topping of white sugar on top. I really enjoyed this bread and would definitely buy it again. Considering the plethora of breads available, Veyta's is certainly worth another visit if I'm in the area.