Salinas Unidos

Restaurant Review We had an absolutely delightful dining experience! The menu special was fantastic, and we thoroughly enjoyed every dish. We started with the buffalo chicken wings, which were perfectly seasoned. I opted for the chicken soup, lemon chicken, and flan, while my wife had the batatas, paella, and flan. Every bite was delicious and flavorful. To complement our meal, we ordered two jars of white sangria, which were refreshing and generously filled throughout the evening. The service was impeccable—our server treated us like royalty, ensuring our drinks and needs were attended to promptly. The atmosphere was just as impressive. The spacious seating and party room made the evening comfortable, and the music and vibrant ambiance kept us in high spirits. Overall, we highly recommend this place for anyone looking for great food, excellent service, and a wonderful vibe. We’ll definitely be back!

Diego Alvarez

excellent food and great service if you’re looking to be transported to Galicia in Queens this is the place. step into the peace of northwestern Spain right off Northern Boulevard authentic as can be, 5/5. can’t wait to come back

Thomas Catenaccio

Nestled in the heart of Elmhurst , Cafe Salamanca is a culinary gem that brings the vibrant flavors of Spain to your table. From the moment you step inside, you're enveloped in an atmosphere that feels warm and inviting, much like a family gathering at home. The service is nothing short of exceptional—every staff member treats you like an old friend, ensuring your experience is as memorable as the food itself. Their attention to detail and genuine hospitality elevate your dining experience to a perfect 10 out of 10. Now, let’s talk about the food. The paella is a standout dish, bursting with fresh seafood and tender meat, all perfectly seasoned and beautifully presented. Each bite transports you straight to the sun-drenched shores of Spain. The chicken parm is equally impressive, with its crispy exterior and juicy, flavorful interior, making it a must-try for anyone who loves classic comfort food. Cafe Salamanca consistently delivers fresh, authentic cuisine that delights the senses. Whether you’re a fan of traditional Spanish dishes or simply looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a great meal, this restaurant is a must-visit. It’s a culinary experience that leaves you craving more, reminding you that good food and good company are the true essence of home.

Fionnuala Kerins

I've lived in the neighborhood for over thirty years and never tried this spot, but finally did and enjoyed it greatly. The chicken in lemon sauce was delicious and the sangria was very nice. Everyone else was happy with their food too. The staff were super friendly and nice, including one waiter whose name I never caught who talked to us a lot about the culture of Spain. He was very fun and interesting. Worth checking out. My cousin got the shrimp in garlic sauce. Not a shrimp fan but I tried the sauce and it was also very tasty. Give this spot a try!

Reina HR

They have tasty food here. Their seafood paella is really good and their gambas al ajillo is amazing. I like their lobster very much. The salmon is really amazing as well. The only thing I would not recommend is the patatas bravas, you can get the best ones at boqueria. Service is lovely and nice place to eat.

Mattie Uban

Had not gone to this place for two years to the to the pandemic the service is excellent the food is very good in the music is very inviting the only disappointment that I had was that when they serve the bread they don’t slice it everything else was excellent I must commend in the services of David and Geraldo

+5

Alexander Rizsk

The food was amazing. And super authentic. It's definitely the best paella in Queens. I highly recommend it. The seecice is amazing and everyone is very attentive. And they have a nice wine list

Jazmin Jurado

We were in the mood for Spaniard food. This restaurant was close by we found parking on the side street as we entered we were greeted by hosted and found our seats. The restaurant had a nice bar area and also a large sitting area. Decor and music were paused in time of the late 70's and 80's . I remember listening to Julio Iglesias a couple of times. Was hoping for more of a folkloric music. We got a bottle of crianza red wine 🍷 and opted to the fixed priced dinner. We did get an extra appetizer of figs wrapped with bacon. For dinner I had chilled mussels with a pickled pepper garlic they were tasty. For entree, I was served a paella with chicken sausage and clams. A generous portion. Dessert was a flan. Although I had a nice time. The food was missing authentic flavors.

ALROCA57 “Alroca”

The place has potencial, their food is good, the server we got was very attentive and helpful, but the place needs an upgrade, something different, needs a deep clean from top to bottom, also to be more flexible

+2

William Macio (Chupi)

Authentic Española dishes. The staff are attentive, and the ambiance remains tp its true Geography. I had a meal from the special menu (3 course meal), it was very good and saved me some money.

+1

Di Dote

A little expensive some prices, the patatas bravas are not the best but are fine for a starving person. Service was good, friendly and fast. The caldo Gallego and caldo de ajo was a bit salty but Is delicious. La Paella valenciana was very delicious , you should try it.

+1