La Pequeña Colombia

Good food, great service. Very large portions. Everything tastes very good and well seasoned. Nothing is too salty or oily. Definitely a great place to get food. The coffee is also not bad. Definitely recommend and will return to try more of the menu.Dine in: YesOutdoor seating: NoTakeout: Yes

This place was a surprise to be honest. I didn’t except that the service was going to be that great since restaurants around Roosevelt ave are not that great. The lunch special was good same with 1/4 of chicken both plates came with soup and they had big portions. The order of maduros and beans were awesome as well. I will come back another time and try the other dishes

Very good food, service was amazing, the food came out super quick. It was hot and exactly what I ordered. Will definitely be back. Lorenza was my server and I def recommend asking for her. Very attentive but not too much, not like hovering over you but you can find her if you need something, and always with a smile.

Delicious food, friendly service, fair prices. We’ll be back.

Great atmosphere Nice place Tasty food Beautiful restaurant

Food came fast but under cooked. They offered to re heat what wasn't of the $37 skirt steak. Then charged 3% credit card surcharge. Save your money, plenty of other places in this area.Food: 1/5

A once cozy and charming family restaurant with a wait staff who would greet you at the door and seat you within seconds, since they have memorized the occupancy and what table was available for the next party. This Colombian restaurant in the heart of Jackson Heights was my family’s favorite. We would travel from the deep end of Brooklyn to enjoy a meal at Pequeña Colombia back in 2001. Today, the charming greeting was nonexistent, the establishment seemed dark and gloomy and didn’t have that welcoming feeling as in the past. The Colombian music and joyful smiles seem to have vanished. The often times live bands and their zoetic presence was all gone. The background music was a playlist of salsa and random Latin music that didn’t enhance the dining experience. At the table the wait staff never brought us water. We ordered one drink each which was switched up. I ordered a mango margarita which quite frankly tasted nothing more than food coloring mixed with a water down version of a margarita. The actual meal. The Churrasco which is usually a decent sized piece- wasn’t; served with habichuelas y arroz con papa fritas. The French fries were refried giving them a extremely crunchy texture. The meat was not tasty and a bit dry for my taste. My good friend who had dinner with me stated his dish also wasn’t as good particularly the meat since it tasted a bit burnt. It appears the grill utilized for cooking wasn’t cleaned properly since the meat did have a burnt taste and smell to it. The decor lacks culture and creativity. The bathroom is a health hazard, should be frequently cleaned. Lastly, a once joyful and cozy establishment has lost its grip on what once was a family style restaurant with the traditions and styles of Colombia.

The food had great flavor. Customer services was good. Price per plate is average to everything in the area. The restaurant is nice too.

Quick efficient service and we got our chairs quickly, the streaks could have more flavors and the rice and beans were kind of bland. The salad was good so were the plantains. The prices are reasonable though, enjoy

Great food, attentive servers. Reasonable prices. What else can you ask for. Not so modern looking but if it's supposed to be little Colombia then it's ok. Vegetarian options: Not many vegetarian dishes. Kid-friendliness: Portions are large so depending on how much your kids eats you can serve one child from your dish. Or one dish for two children. Parking: Very crowded neighborhood so it will take no less than 15-20min to find parking unless you get lucky.