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Pollos Doña Maria

Pollos Doña Maria

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3.9 Google Review
93-03 Jamaica Ave, Queens, New York, 11421, United States
(718) 805-4000 pollosdonamaria.com
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May 17, 2018
I’ve been coming here since I was just a kid. (22 now) hands down it’s still my favorite Colombian joint. It’s always so good and you get a good amount of food for the price. I’m not sure what the other reviews were talking about. One thing that they do differently than many other places is that they do the chicharrón backwards. They cut the skin in little cubes and the meat is the solid part. Other places they just cut the meat into cubes while the skin is fully intact. Honestly perfect.

May 31, 2018
Food quality has gone down. They used to have great molido, well toasted and very flavorful. I am unlikely to go back again. Service was very good though.

May 25, 2018
Little gem in the neighborhood not a fancy spot but very authentic very helpful wait staff very patient you'll never be disappointed no matter what you order!

Mar 27, 2018
I love their food so much and the service is great HOWEVER you need to check your double check your menu and receipt after you make an order to go...the cashiers make up their own prices...its just a buck or two here and there but it adds up after a while when your doing it to everyone that it either eating in or eating out. Again, the food is great but this level of dishonesty is pretty shameful.

Apr 23, 2018
When this place opened it was soooo good, now it's just not worth spending your money on food that's not consistent. Some days the food is ok. But lately everything is made with no love, and why do I have to ask for hot chicken? Isn't that suppose to be like basic common sense... Wish we had a good Puerto Rican or Domenican restaurant in the neighborhood...

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Mon:10 am - 10 pm
Tue:10 am - 10 pm
Wed:10 am - 10 pm
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