Pueblo Querido Coffee Roasters Café de Colombia

Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised by this spacious coffee shop. They offer a variety of Colombian eats and solid coffee. The staff was attentive and friendly. The location is super convenient, right by Queens Plaza Station. It's a great spot to grab a cup of coffee or get some work done. Overall, a reliable choice - would definitely recommend. A 4.5 for me compared to other coffee shops I have been to in terms of ambience.

This location was really cute! Happy to see their new spot here in this area. Staff was nice and welcome. Guava bread was ok! The bread was a little bit hard but guava jam always helped. 💚🍪Pistachio caramel cookie was a guilty option! Super dense caramel with crunchy sugar texture and nut flavors. On the very sweet side tho. Cappuccino was a little bit not creamy enough, compared to other locations. Still the flavor was good.

This is one of those coffee shops that you can come to every single day!!!!! The staff is so kind, they really get to know you like family. The decorations of the shop are so artfully done and there is always plenty of seating for people to get work done. Plus, every single one of their food items is absolutely to die for — especially the guava items! My personal order is an iced Matcha latte with almond milk. I like the way they do it here because it’s not too sugary or sweet. Trust me, you won’t regret coming here.

I thought 3rd time was going to be a charm, and absolutely no luck. I really wished this coffee place was going to do better , unfortunately every time I have gone in I have had baristas that don’t welcome, engage, even smile. It’s a neighborhood spot guys you need to connect, be more inviting. I asked for a medium iced vanilla oat latte with 3 shots of espresso. Sorry not tasty, had to throw it out and it cost $10.25 . Will not be torturing myself again .

Great coffee, special delicious pastries excellent service, wonderful smiles! Finally something different, something really good! Congrats and thank you!

This is the most beautiful and cozy Colombian coffee shop I have visited in NY. I’m wordless to describe how amazing the coffee taste is. I’m so proud to say this is a Colombian coffee company. Congrats to all of you guys who built and working on this amazing place 👏🏽 My cortado was to die for!

They prove why Colombian coffee remains my FAVORITE. Strong, bold coffee with beautiful hints of chocolate and a touch of sweetness. I came here three days in a row — that’s how good it is! Beautiful space, almost hidden, which is nice. Lovely staff. Absolutely will visit again when I’m in the city. It’s on my list as have to visit now!

The coffee is delicious. Staff could be friendlier but what can you expect when they probably only get paid in tips. Otherwise, how do you justify asking for 40% tip? Edit post owner's reply: Clearly the owner is oblivious to the not-so-subtle message here. Put more explicitly: the staff is not friendly. The many times I have been to the location, they lack the hospitality I expect when ordering more than just coffee that I am used to in many other places. After wondering why they were so rude to me and the other customers in line, all I could think was that it was due to a low salary due to the high tip suggestion. But after seeing the owner distastefully disagreeing with opinions about hight tipping requests, that are very common around the world -- simply ask around, perhpas they are upset about having bad management too. A reply to this edit would just confirm my hypothesis. Perhaps the business is hurt more by leadership blaming failure on a single mediocre review than looking for improvement from free tips.

Yes the hotel had free coffee but sometimes you need a bit more. This place really fit the bill. It was right before I got to my subway station so it was an easy stop. I went 3 times. Each time the Americano was prepared perfectly. I take my coffee black so its impossible to hide crappy brew. Staff was friendly and on point so not much more you could want

This location opened a little over a year ago - and there are 2 others in the city. It's a fantastic little spot with great customer service and more seating than other LIC coffee shops. I noticed several people studying & working from the cafe. I opted for an Americano and a Dulce de Leche Croissant (which the staff kindly warmed for me). The sweetness of the croissant balanced very well with the black coffee. I really liked how the staff spoke to me in Spanish, and overall had a pleasant experience here.

Earned my Venezuelan-bred mother's nod of approval, so safe to say they got their stuff down. She appreciated the well-stocked fridge filled with soda, jugos and malta. Big fan of their guayaba + queso pastelito and pandequeso -- somehow always end up walking out with one in hand. According to my mom, the empanadas aren't quite up to par with South America, but it does the job. I wish there was more filling in the empanada, but everything else is good and seasoned well. I enjoy the aji that comes with it. Their wafflebonos and arepa breakfast combos sound very appetizing, but haven't gotten around to trying it. Not much of a coffee drinker, so I usually opt for their matcha -- standard, but not the best quality I've had. Their specialty seems to be coffee, as they have their own blend of Colombian coffee. My only gripe is that they use too much ice here. I'm usually done with my beverage by the time I walk out the door. If you want to start your day on a good note, stopping by this cozy cafe would do you no wrong. There's ample seating and lighting here to work in, as well as a very hospitable and friendly group of workers.

Stopped here for coffee and a breakfast sandwich. I got a large coffee with cream and equal. It was so good!! The cream was a little frothy. I'm not sure if it was just made wrong or if it's just how they do the creamer, but it was delicious! The breakfast sandwich was bacon egg and cheese on a croissant. It was huge. Yummy crispy bacon, fresh eggs and lots of cheese. They did not skimp! I split it with someone it was so big. The service was friendly and they even allow dogs. Cute place too!

Got matcha here and it was good, but I wish it was just a little bit stronger! But based on the other reviews, I think this spot is more known for their coffee, so I would be willing to come back and give their coffee a try!

I stopped by for coffee after lunch last weekend. I wasn't sure what to order, so I got a COLD BREW (5.25) which is my default. Unfortunately, I thought the cold brew was too dark and slightly on the bitter side, so I didn't enjoy it. The interior is spacious and has a fair amount of seating, and it seemed like a good spot to get some work or reading done on a rainy day.

My favorite neighborhood coffee shop. It's got strong coffee + strong wifi, what more could you ask for?? I'm obsessed with their cappuccino and always add a bit of their cinnamon (I think it's sweetened with some sugar) topping. My fav pastry is their butter croissants - it's not like a traditional super flaky one but it's very buttery. I had their breakfast sandwich before which was good, but the egg was definitely overcooked. Has lots of seating and great natural lighting. In addition to coffee, they have pastries, breakfast sandwiches, smoothies, and empanadas. Service is always quick and friendly. There's 1 restroom for customers. It can get crowded on Friday/weekend mornings

Newly opened café. Colombian coffee will forever be the best coffee and this place just proves it. Their bakery items are also delicious and all-day breakfast is a must try. The coffee is bold and strong and has an amazing taste. Highly recommend trying it.

Great layout, espresso, coffee and pandebono.! New spacious location definitely worth checking out