Colombian Bites

This place serves meals that make you smile with satisfaction. Employees here show remarkable attention to needs. The setting feels right. The kitchen presents food that's both pretty and delicious. I saw consistent quality throughout.

We ordered a picada, and it was delicious. I never had one so tasty, not even in Colombia. For a moment, they made me feel like I was back in my own country. The service was excellent. I 100% recommend this place.

The name needs to be updated on Google to Pereira Bakery y Antojitos. This is a Colombian spot. We come here for empanadas and beverages. We got here at a great time. They had fresh pan de bono. It was hot and the cheese was oozing. I also ordered cheese empanadas made with flour and a chicken empanada which is done with corn meal. They also have sandwiches, which I have not tried. They have shakes, so I got a mango since they were out of fresh lemon squeezed juice. The empanadas and other fried items are not always hot. But for a quick bite. I enjoy them. The staff is very nice. It's WNY, don't expect parking.

I'm giving it two stars for the great customer service and hospitality. This was a small cozy spot. But, the food was a bit disappointing. Actually, very disappointing. Around this area Noches De Colombia reigns over any other Colombian spot. I ordered migas with perico, buñuelo, pandebono and pan aliñado. I was rooting for this spot since the previous owners had fantastic food but unfortunately the current owner dropped the ball with this one. Why would they put tomato sauce in migas? 🤔 The food was beyond bland, the breads were disgusting. First and last time here. P.S. Don't let my pictures of the food deceive you. Looks can be deceiving.

To be honest this spot is like a hidden gem in west new york, if you a local you know. If you not, ask for the fried Colombian empanadas