Across Broadway Cafe

Soulful Neighborhood Gem! I feel truly blessed to have discovered Across Broadway Cafe. It is a rare find that manages to be both delicious and quaint, offering a cozy atmosphere that immediately feels like home. The South American food here is the real deal—everything is incredibly fresh and delicious. They offer a great variety of authentic flavors, from perfectly cooked meals to rich, bold coffee. You can tell everything is made with high-quality ingredients and a lot of heart. What really sets this place apart, though, are the kind people. The staff treats you like family, and their genuine hospitality makes every visit special. If you want a fresh, authentic meal in a space that feels welcoming and warm, this is the spot! I had only a small sample , would love to have more 😊

Great neighborhood spot, diner with a Latin twist. The cheeseburger deluxe was flavorful and cooked to perfection.. this steak was juicy and delicious. The fried plantains with some sort of house sauce were amazing. This was our first time visiting this location. I will update this review as I try different meals in the future.

We were staying just one day/night while in transit near JFK, and our place was sort of close to this restaurant. We came here for breakfast/lunch and had a great meal here! Service was friendly, efficient, and the food was delicious. I could tell a lot of neighborhood folks and locals were there, which is always a nice sign.

Lovely outdoor seating in the back. We went at an optimal time on a Tuesday mid-morning before the lunch rush. Had the patio to ourselves and could talk without interrupting anyone else. Beautiful day and the table umbrella was sufficient to block the glare of the sun. Food was excellent (nothing fancy) BLT on rye, bacon & eggs, and coffee for days. #LocalGem #GoodEats #theresthatfoodie #AVTeats

I ordered a chicken gyro pita with lettuce, tomato, onion, tzatziki, coleslaw, and a pickle. Unfortunately, the taste was not good because of the meat. It did not taste like real chicken or even like regular meat, it tasted like a pressed, highly processed product. I checked the menu on Google, and it simply says “gyro,” which was confusing. I was expecting chicken, but the meat I received was very thinly sliced, heavily seasoned, and not clearly identifiable. The flavor was closer to pork mixed with lamb and fat, and it did not taste fresh. In my opinion, if this is a processed gyro-style chicken product, that should be clearly explained. The lack of clarity about the type of meat made this a very disappointing experience. Otherwise, the place looks nice, and the staff working there were