QUE RICO COLOMBIAN RESTAURANT & BAKERY

Great service and atmosphere, but the food selection could be better. During my visit, there were only a couple of dishes to choose from. I tried the pork with side of rice and beans while the beans were delicious, the pork could have been more flavorful. Still, it's a decent spot for a quick bite.

Wanted some coffee and needed to do some work on my computer. Wanted a latino owned business (because starbucks already has taken too much of my $). Came here to have a traditional Cafe Con Leche(Coffe w milk) + pandebono (colombian cheesey bread). Both things simply delicious the way it should be(thank you so much). Two things i found were important to point out. No wifi and NO PRICES on the menu. Aside from that, lovely place, the coffee was great and pandebono fluffy and delish but unfortunately the fact that they dont have prices is problematic to begin with not sure how the city has not done anything to correct this. At last, a quick snack thats not usually expensive turned out to be $8 and change for 1 coffee(american drip / not espresso) and for 2 pandebonos. You be the judge

The best restaurant in NY. I had the opportunity to go to this colombian restaurant and the experience was incredible. The food was delicious, the staff is very friendly, the place is very nice and clean, the decoration is very authentic. Ideal for sharing a pleasent time with your friends and family. I highly recommend it!!

Little brunch with the hubby to have a typical Colombian Breakfast… Food was yummy, service was fast by lovely Patricia and the atmosphere was in full effect fall spirit. Enjoy the time very much. Only disappointment was they ran out of mini buñelos but I think it was because they were giving them out for free at the front entrance when you walked in.

Lack of customer service. Had to use the restroom super bad before I stepped outside for a quick smoke before entering restaurant to sit down and eat. They refused me access to the restroom unless I order something and pay before utilizing the latrine. Do not recommend at all.

Great restaurant for Colombian food . The bakery is always fresh and customer service is always Great. Love coming here :)

I just came to the business today and I love the amazing food and environment the staff and the food was really amazing I’m from. Dubai and I just visited queens today and spotted this place it’s an amazing place

First time at this place 1. Food was amazing, very tasty not dry at all 2. Friendly and amazing attentive service 3. Family owned and operated business 4 . Did I mention how great the food was 5.Amazing portion sizes for the great prices 6.Don't know how the food in Columbia taste but I think they represented the flavors well ,that makes me want to go and compare. 7. Pastry/Bakery items ,amazing fresh and delicious 8. Juices were amazing Pic 2- Bandeja Paisa ,Pic-1 Arroz con pollo Price with drinks $45 for two people not bad at all and the fact that it was delicious was a plus

Came in to get a snack while walking around Steinway . Got a guava and cheese empanada and a sweet corn arepa . It was so good I went back after to dine in and try two more empanada's . They are so fresh and flakey . I also like the decor everything is vibrant and they have meals to Colombian packages sweets Deff a place I will stop by when in the neighborhood

Small pan de Bono and expensive . They charge gratuity 10% automatically for bread to go .... For that they don't give you receipt. Only if you ask for it ... Really 0 stars ..

Venden pan viejo, y bien caro. Antes de comer pruébelo y déjele saber al personal. Un gran error por parte del dueño.

Not good. Charges you the same if you're paying cash or card. They only give you one sauce even if you get three empanadas.

New Colombian Bakery recently opened this week. I'm loving its proximity to the Steinway Street subway station. I find it so convenient that I'm able to grab breakfast and lunch here on my way to work in the mornings. The staff are super nice. I was asking a lot of questions on my first visit there about the various pastries they had and when they couldn't explain in English, they smartly got out their phone and google translated the answers for me! The bakery feels very spacious for the small space; the front and along the counter there are plenty of seating. They offer traditional Colombian bread, pastries, cakes and food. I've had their beef and chicken empanadas, chorizos, patatas and breads. The empanadas were delicious. The crust was nice and flaky but soft at the same time. The beef and chicken fillings were a tad dry but when you add the sauce; it's pretty great. The chorizos come with one baked potato per order. The chorizo is more on the savory side and not at all spicy. I must point out that they currently don't have a menu posted anywhere in the store or online. And the items in the display cases do not have a label, that I saw. So, it was a guessing game on how much my purchase would cost until I got to the counter. Not a huge deal but worth noting. Otherwise, I think this bakery is nice addition to this neighborhood and worth supporting.

Big portions for their entrees at a good price and they have yummy breads in the bakery! The place itself was cute as well.

Its hard to compete with Mama's Empanadas right across the street, but this place offers a nice variety of Colombian snacks and food. Its set up like a counter service bakery but i did see folks being served at their tables as well. The staff was really sweet, bilingual and accommodating, its really cute inside and super clean as well! I just ordered a large iced coffee and a chicken empanada to go. The coffee was strong and creamy with added milk, just perfect. The empanada was good, well seasoned shredded chicken and picante sauce that was actually spicy. I wasn't expecting it to have a flaky crust, instead thinking it would be like the traditional corn empanadas I am accustomed to, & love. It was however very good. In total, i spent less than $7 on a decently filling snack. Totally worth checking out

I went to the new Colombian bakery, Que Rico 32-14 Steinway St on Friday which was once a Korean cafe and then an American coffee house for a short time. Like Piceros II the pastries, coffees baked breads were excellent. I paid approx $6.00 for a small coffee and chocolate layer cake. Everything is delish. I ordered and than sat at a table. The only downside to this bakery is that they have cut down on the number of large tables and seats, which once used to be teaming with patrons pouring over computers and coffee cups. All the communal seating has been removed at the rear, and the bakery is designed more like a pizzeria. The back of the cafe/bakery is a kitchen. There is a nice ambiance full of Colombian Culture with wall all including their futbul heroes.

pedi un desayuno y vino con el pan vencido. el pan vino verde !! jamas en mi vida me había. pasado esto!!

la que se hace llamar dueña es una incompetente que solo sabe gritar a los empleados . acabo de presenciar el peor acto hacia un cliente y un empleado. espere más de 30 mts para pagar una orden que tenía en mis manos, la trabajadora trató de ayudarme y la "dueña" le gritó cómo si fuera la hija gritándole de una manera que no tiene perdón . me siento mal por las personas que trabajan en ese sitio con tan mal autoridad, desorden y maltrato .

I've been in a lot Colombian restaurants in the area and this one definitely have the best costumer service, the food is amazing, they have variety Colombian dishes. I came in a regular Sunday and had AJIACO ( potato soup whit chicken and rice on the side. ) one of the best in town. Like I said costumer service spot on!!! Come here if you want to enjoy the best Colombian food with friendly atmosphere.

We stopped in for a simple order: two iced coffees, breakfast sandwiches, and an empanada. The woman behind the counter assumed we wanted milk and sugar in the coffee (just ask before making, we didn't indicate we wanted the add-ins) and had to remake. Even worse, the egg and cheese I ordered had no egg. It was ham and cheese. I asked specifically for no pork as I do not eat pork. I'm not sure how you mess up so bad. To try and remediate my bad mood (hanger started setting in), my boyfriend gave me his chicken empanada. Surprise - she gave us one with sausage in it! I'm in disbelief someone could mess up every aspect of such a standard order. My boyfriend tipped her well for the nuisance of having to remake our coffees, which is the only thing I could enjoy from our whole order. Please don't go here if you have any dietary restrictions as it will not be respected! She repeated the order back and still carelessly gave us the wrong items.

This is a zero star review, I was so disappointed with the food and service. Very poor customer service at this place. We ordered from bakery some bread cheese, corn cakes all was not fresh but stale and flavorless, we also order egg Benedict ham and spinach breakfast, it also was not fresh. We would not recommend this place to anyone. Beware.

I came in here before for the bakery portion and decided to give the restaurant portion a try. Not impressed, food wasn't that great. What bothered me the most was the receipt. The menus don't reflect new prices, they charged their own gratuity, charge for using card. What should have been a $55 meal more or less ended up being $72. On the menu grilled chicken is $15.50 and actual charged price was $18.75. So watch out.

More like Que Regular. This bakery is way overpriced and the food is bland. The juices taste like water and not sure if pastries are fresh unfortunately.

Tried their empanadas. A good alternative to Mama's Empanadas and much cheaper for Colombian-style empanadas. Got 3 for 6.25 as opposed to the 10$ for Mama's for the same quantity. Excited to try more of their pastries!