Sabor Restaurant & Bakery

Sabor Restaurant & Bakery is a decent local spot for Colombian and Dominican food. The menu offers a good variety of traditional dishes and baked goods, and portions are fair for the price. The food is generally good, though quality can vary depending on the time of day. The atmosphere is simple and casual, more of a neighborhood eatery than a formal dining place. Overall, it’s a solid option if you’re in the area and looking for a quick, traditional meal.

5 stars for amazing food and great prices. Food does not disappoint. Flavorful and delicious with big portions for the price. I will never buy Spanish Food at any spot other than here in college point. I have gone to every spot and no spot hits like this one.

Good Dominican style food. based on my recent few times I went there, the servers, since I don't speak Spanish, seem to making fun of my little Spanish. it's not the kind of vibe that a restaurant owner would like to convey in a community where some other ethnic groups want to enjoy their food. I hope the owner read this review and do some pep talk to the staff being considerate to non-Spanish speaking customers

Fix your website all i have to say no menue for 2 years still.says coming soon. Other then that food is awesome and the place is great. Ill.change review when websit is fixed

Ordered through Uber eats. Asked for pernil plate. Got chicken onthe bone instead When I called ( of course the first 2 times a lady said " no speak English" when I called back a third time I got someone who said they ran out of pernil. But instead of calling the customer or reporting it to Uber so I , THE CUSTOMER could make the choice of what I wanted. They decided to send me chicken. I DON'T EAT CHICKEN,at all and especially on a bone. ..... Ridiculous....... Why wouldn't they just call and ask? Food is going right in the garbage. Never ordering again. And the rice I got is burnt. Beans are tasteless. This place keeps getting worse and worse. The chicharron are pink inside and not cooked all the way through. Isn't that a good safety hazard?