Cumbre - Woodside

They serve Bolivian food. read more They serve Bolivian food.

The food here is great! A real treat. All the flavors are so unique and capture the beauty of Bolivia. read more The food here is great! A real treat. All the flavors are so unique and capture the beauty of Bolivia.

Tranca Pecho (chest clogger) the national sandwich of Bolivia. Mounted on a hero roll, layered with a breaded beef cutlet, fried egg, purple onions, tomatoes, d... read more Tranca Pecho (chest clogger) the national sandwich of Bolivia. Mounted on a hero roll, layered with a breaded beef cutlet, fried egg, purple onions, tomatoes, diced beets

BOLIVIA Eat the World NYC review: Take a trip to the central fertile valleys of Bolivia and the casas de campo, which have such a high place in the life of Boli... read more BOLIVIA Eat the World NYC review: Take a trip to the central fertile valleys of Bolivia and the casas de campo, which have such a high place in the life of Bolivians. These are known for their rustic qualities to get away from the city and have the freshest and most delicious dishes throughout the country. This was the inspiration behind the changes that were put into effect by the new owners in Vergel Casa de Campo, new at Woodside Avenue this spring. As the only Bolivian address in the city and region are many of the cures for homeweh in their hands and kitchen. When a plate of food arrives before a customer and lights up their eyes, you know that they satisfy their community.

This is one of the few, if not the only, Bolivian restaurant in Queens, NYC. It may have changed its name, but it's still located in the same spot. While you en... read more This is one of the few, if not the only, Bolivian restaurant in Queens, NYC. It may have changed its name, but it's still located in the same spot. While you enjoy your meal, you can listen to Bolivian music playing on the TV and admire rustic items from the country. The restaurant is spacious enough to accommodate large groups. The staff is friendly and always attentive without being intrusive. The food here is absolutely delightful. During our visit, we tried the recommended sopa de maní, silpancho, and chuleta empanizada. The portions are generous, making them worth the price. They also offer a selection of alcoholic beverages, and they accept major credit cards. Be sure to check my pictures for accurate hours, as there were discrepancies between Google and Yelp. I highly recommend this place. If you have any dietary concerns, the server is happy to assist you. For instance, my dish arrived exactly as expected, and they went above and beyond to ensure we were satisfied.