Spanish Restaurants near Corona, NY

“I visited this restaurant on a Thursday evening around 7 pm in my local area on a quest for mofongo. Everything was great. The food was excellent, the sauce was full of flavor and not too salty. The presentation was nice and the service was top notch. I also had a presidente, which came ice cold and my meal was just under 20 dollars- great value.“

“Literally a taste of Dominican Republic just in Queens. The clubhouse sandwich is absolutely amazing, the chimi de pollo, Yaroa, their chicken bites and the tostones (tastes like straight from motherland). It’s definitely worth buying, God bless the cooks. The staff, are friendlier in person than on the phone.“

“Good food and good ambiance“

“The service and the food is very delicious, it's as if I'm in an Ecuadorian restaurant back in my home town, Cuenca. Words cannot describe how good the food was, the bread to the Colada morada to the cleanliness it was all on point, I would recommend this restaurant to anyone. It has blown me to pieces and the owners are magnificent at their jobs and I only got good vibes and energy here. Felt very welcomed and very pleased with this bakery, Amen.“

“This is a bit of an upscale tapas bar, knowledge staff, not obtrusive. It did remind me of some upscale places in Spain. Go eat tapas the Manhattans with chocolate rim omg! Food was good too!“

“i usually don't leave reviews but Salinas begs for such a stellar two words. the food was wonderful and the service was immaculate, quick, attentive and generous. we were lucky enough to try multiple items on the menu by the gratuity of the house and i must say, it made my night. shout out to the dear server, jonny, that helped us that night!“

“Great setting, creative and sensual cuisine, great wine list.“

“The best Spanish food restaurant in NY, at the level of the tops in Barcelona and Madrid. Excellent quality, excellent wines. The unbeatable treatment. The atmosphere very pleasant. We will repeat soon to be able to dine in that pleasant garden...“

“Much anticipated place and it ended up being mostly good but not without issues. We came for a happy hour on Wed at 6:30pm. The place is tiny and you really want the bar seating. It was 3 of us so we sat at the table in the back which was weirdly pointed towards another table — ok, I guess they envision some sort of communal dining. It’s a vibe but def. lacking privacy. Both Japanese and pickled martini were good but I don’t think they were $22 good. I ordered them thinking that they’re $12 due to happy hour and the waitress never mentioned anything until we got our check and were surprised to see both of them being at the regular price. Basic courtesy would be to make it clear. All of the snacks—boquerones, razor clams, scallops—were delicious, although $27 for a can of clams made me weep with memories of getting same thing in Barcelona for just a few euro. The worst part was waiting for oysters; I get that this is half-priced happy hour so I can wait maybe up to half hour, but ours came 45 mins after ordering. Kind of unacceptable. Oysters were small but tasty. Good deal if you can get in on it at the start of the HH.“