Pan de bono.
Strong coffee.
Junction Blvd.
A Colombian corner bakery in Corona, Queens. Pandebono twice a day. Buñuelos at the counter. Coffee strong enough to be honest.
The favorites
Most ordered.
Pandebono
Pan de bono
Yuca starch and fresh white cheese, baked until pillowy and stretchy. Best in the city, allegedly.
$3.50
Buñuelos
Golden fried cheese fritters. Two per order. Crackle when you bite.
$5.00
Three-Milk Cake
Torta de Tres Leches
Sponge soaked in three milks, whipped meringue, cinnamon. The slice that pulls people back in.
$7.00
Carrot Cake
Torta de Zanahoria
Three-layer carrot cake with arequipe cream cheese frosting and toasted walnut.
$8.00
Fresh cheese daily
Cheese from a small dairy in Westchester, delivered every morning.
Oven on at 5am
First pan de bono comes out at 7. The smell fills the block by 6:30.
The Restrepo family
Jaime opened in 2011. His daughter Camila runs cakes. His son Andrés runs mornings.
Don't wait in line.
Order ahead.
Pre-order pandebono by the dozen and we'll have them hot when you arrive. Custom cakes need 14 days.
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