Pollos A La Braza Mario .

As one of the most recognizable Colombian places in Jackson Heights, Pollos A La Brasa Mario has been serving to the community for years. Up until the pandemic, I don't think I've ever been here before 2AM or completely sober. Now that the hours have scaled back significantly #1) it has become a regular establishment that just happens to be located on a super popular corner of 81st Roosevelt. The interiors are eerily reminiscent of La Pollera de Mario in Sunnyside #2), which also has similar menu design and other aspects of the business, which I'd conclude is under the same ownership. While it's usually cramped and crowded day and night, they have a second level to alleviate some of the spac...

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Great Colombian spot in Jackson Height , Queens. I used to come to this place back when I was in college in 2000. Loved this spot, they are located by the train station in fact they are under the 7 line train track. Very spacious restaurant and they totally abide by the COVID safety measures. They check your temperature before you enter the restaurant, then you'd need to put your name and contact information on this list in case of an emergency and finally they have this gigantic sanitizer liquid jar where you can wash off all those germs before finally making it into the restaurant. I usually like to sit on the second floor where they have a cool orange tree, it's not real. I liked how the...

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For my second to the last dinner in the city, I begged my cousin to take me to a unique place that I would not be able to find back home. So Pollos A La Brasa Mario in Jackson Heights it was! Upon walking into the restaurant, we were whisked away to the 2nd floor, which was decorated in a lively way. It was very homey and I was impressed by the selection of meat and fish dishes. They were served family style and reasonably priced for the generous portion as well: naranja soda $2.75): never heard of this fruit until I stepped foot into this restaurant. To me, it tasted like a less sour, more sweet orange juice. It was refreshing to drink considering how filling everything else was! side order...

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Delicious and authentic Colombian food, size and price is fair. Huge variety of traditional dishes, from seafood to classics like bandeja paisa, we ordered the bandeja Mario which was basically a sampler platter with different varieties of meats and sides and also the beef tongue in criolla sauce. Both dishes were generous and tasted great. This location is decorated like a the traditional Fonda paisa with classical colonial architecture, it was nice to be seated inside and felt like in a Colombian finca patio, service was great and our food came out fast. Would recommend and will definitely come back to try other dishes. Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch

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Came to Pollos Amarios for breakfast today (which they serve from 3am 11.30am) and it exceeded all my expectations! The bistek ranchero was absolutely delicious and the hot chocolate was soooooo good. I'm usually not too crazy about Colombian food (my wife is, being from Colombia) but this place definitely changed my opinion. The interior of the restaurant is very pretty, and despite being located on a busy thoroughfare, we were able to enjoy our meal in peace. Pollos Amarios has great food, nice decor, friendly service and is even open 24/7 what more could you ask for?

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I know this place for long time, first time I went there back in 2014 and it I wasn't happy with service but recently this year I went to eat at this place over 3 times and everything was great. The person I had an issue with is gone. My favorite dish is chicken and rice. Steak is also good, soup is delicious, but pork belly isn't that great, too sticky and hard. Food came fast and even super busy like 4th of July they still opened and handled things good.

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Me and my family when you eat there after a 6 days family vacation Trip With our dog service dog we show him all the documentation to let the dog go inside the restaurant he do t even understand what they saying like he don't know how to read English we explain to him he don't care he WAS VERY RUDE and ask what Cain ok sickness we have by the law u can't ask nobody that and said if you don't like you guys can't goi don't care

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I've come here a few times and I never was a fan of this location, only cause it's very hard to find parking and their steak never tasted good from their bandeja paisa. I also didn't like the fact that there wasn't a bar. I decided to order for pickup this time. I ordered a bandeja paisa to go and sadly the steak didn't have any type of taste to it. Luckily the chorizo and chicharron tasted good though. Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch

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My go to colombian food spot when im in jackson heights, consinstancy always the same. Service is usually decent its not a huge place it is 2 floors but everything is visible so you wont be missed. My go to order, Bandeja with the steak, a con somè (chicken soup) and an arepa with cheese with 2 colombianas on the side (colombian kola/soda).

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This is the rotisserie chicken in NYC. Not to mention the best FRIJOLES on earth. And the prices are AMAZING!

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