Discover the top 4 cheap dining experiences
Find 4 cheap venezuelan restaurants in Queens. Great venezuelan food that fits your budget.
Queens's Cheap Venezuelan Destinations
Discover the rich and affordable flavors of Queens through this curated selection of Venezuelan eateries that showcase a delightful mix of Spanish and Mexican culinary traditions. You can enjoy authentic staples at local favorites like La Torre Bakery and El Palacio de Las Empanadas, or explore the creative menus at Arepalicious and Mamita's Bakery & Restaurant. From the comforting dishes at Caraotas Nyc to the refreshing treats at Caraotas Arepas & Milkshakes, these budget-friendly spots offer a true taste of the neighborhood's diverse food scene.
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- La Torre Bakery — Spanish · rated 5/5: Located at 263 Second St, Elizabeth, La Torre Bakery is a local gem, renowned for its inviting atmosphere and delightful Colombian cuisine. Open daily from early morning to late afternoon, it offers both dine-in and takeout options. The bakery's delicious empanadas, arepas, and chorizo, paired with friendly service, have garnered rave reviews. Enjoy convenient payment options, including debit cards and NFC.
- Mamita's Bakery & Restaurant — Mexican · rated 4.6/5: Mamita's Bakery & Restaurant, a cozy Colombian eatery located at 8704 Woodhaven Blvd, delights patrons with authentic Colombian comfort foods like empanadas, arepas, and mouthwatering desserts. With outdoor seating, curbside pickup, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, it's perfect for all ages. Open early and accepting various payment methods, it boasts a stellar 4.6 rating from 145 satisfied reviewers.
- Caraotas Nyc - Arepas, Burgers & Milkshakes — Spanish · rated 4.5/5: Caraotas NYC is a vibrant eatery located at 92-02 Jamaica Ave, Queens, offering an eclectic mix of arepas, burgers, and decadent milkshakes. With a stellar 4.5-star rating based on 93 reviews, it's evident that patrons love the fresh and creative dishes. The restaurant is family-friendly and accepts various payment methods, ensuring convenience for all. Open daily from 11:00 AM, Caraotas NYC is perfect for a delectable lunch or dinner.
- La Gitana — Spanish · rated 4.2/5: La Gitana is a cozy Colombian café in Woodhaven, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Known for its inviting atmosphere, it offers popular dishes like bandeja paisa and chicharrón, as well as empanadas, arepas, and tamales. With options for quick bites and catering, it's a great spot for families. Reservations are accepted, and customers typically spend $10-$20. Don't miss their delicious coffee and desserts.
- Arepalicious — Mexican · rated 4.1/5: Nestled in Ozone Park, Arepalicious offers a delightful taste of Colombia with its vibrant breakfast and lunch menu, highlighting a variety of arepas and classic dishes. With a 4.1 rating from 846 reviews, it's a beloved spot for both families and groups. Patrons can enjoy free parking and a kid-friendly menu, while savoring desserts, coffee, and vegetarian options. Open daily, it’s a must-visit.
- El Palacio de Las Empanadas — Spanish · rated 4.1/5: Located at 53-02 108th St, Queens, El Palacio de Las Empanadas offers a delightful taste of Colombian cuisine in a casual setting. Enjoy traditional dishes such as empanadas, arepas, and bandeja paisa. The restaurant is child-friendly and accepts various payment methods including credit and debit cards. With a rating of 4.1 from over 500 reviews, it's a well-loved spot for brunch, lunch, dinner, and dessert.
- Arepalicious — Mexican · rated 2/5: The air at Arepalicious is thick with the comforting scent of toasted corn, where hand-pressed arepas are griddled to a perfect golden crisp before being stuffed with an explosion of vibrant, slow-simmered fillings. This lively gem invites diners into a world of bold flavors and communal warmth, where every steaming bite of tender brisket or creamy avocado celebrates the soulful, sun-drenched traditions of South American street food.
- Caraotas Arepas & Milkshakes — Mexican: Golden-brown arepas emerge steaming from the griddle, their crisp corn shells giving way to rich fillings of savory black beans and tender meats that capture the soulful essence of Venezuelan street food. The experience reaches a sweet crescendo with over-the-top milkshakes, where thick ribbons of cream and indulgent toppings create a whimsical, chilled contrast to the salty, satisfying warmth of the kitchen’s traditional fare.






