Inventive American comfort food & bakery delights. Think rainbow cookie crumbcake, chopped cheese empanadas, and top-tier fried chicken sammies.
This Astoria-based spot offers a delightful twist on American comfort food, reminiscent of the beloved Queens Comfort. It's a go-to for inventive dishes like rainbow cookie crumbcake and unique takes on classics such as chopped cheese empanadas and bulgogi quesadillas. The menu also shines with highly-praised fried chicken sandwiches and creative brunch items.
This restaurant offers creative American comfort food with a strong emphasis on baked goods and sandwiches. Highly recommended items include the rainbow cookie crumbcake, various fried chicken sandwiches (especially the 'Freaky Friday' and lemon pepper specials), and unique fusion dishes like chopped cheese empanadas and bulgogi quesadillas. Some users have noted the rainbow cookie coffee cake can be pricey.
"Highly recommended are the various fried chicken sandwiches, the rainbow cookie crumbcake, and unique fusion items like chopped cheese empanadas and bulgogi quesadillas. The 'fruity pebble French toast balls' are also a notable brunch item."
Customers consistently praise the inventive and delicious American comfort food, with many highlighting specific dishes like the fried chicken sandwiches and unique baked goods.
Important Note
One user found the rainbow cookie coffee cake to be expensive at $12, and another noted it's not technically cake.
"This user praises Comfortland for its sandwiches, particularly the 'summer slam' with herb aioli, citing its excellent price-to-quality ratio. They also recommend Left Bank's rotisserie chicken sandwich."
Positive"This restaurant in Astoria is suggested for those who like burgers and comfort food."
Neutral"This restaurant in Astoria is among the recommendations."
Neutral"The commenter recommends Comfortland for ice cream and rainbow cookie crumb cake."
Positive"Comfortland occasionally offers ice cream pie slices that are described as divine, and suggests checking their menu."
Positive"The author lists Comfortland for Dole whip, mentioning they also previously offered funfetti, peanut butter chocolate, and dipped cones."
Neutral"This user commented that the rainbow cookie coffee cake is not actually cake."
Negative"In response to a comment about the coffee cake at Citi Field, this user advised visiting the Astoria location for fresher items."
Positive"This user found the rainbow cookie coffee cake to be too expensive at $12 and did not recommend it."
Negative"This user recommended the rainbow cookie coffee cake from Comfortland."
Positive"This comment simply suggests Comfortland as a place to get crumb cake."
Neutral"This comment recommends Comfortland specifically for their rainbow cookie crumb cake."
Positive"A user clarifies that the specific dish requested by the original poster at Comfortland is now called "French toast balls.""
Neutral"The original poster intends to visit Comfortland to look for the fruity pebble item, remarking that the overall menu appears appealing despite not finding it online."
Positive"The original poster expresses excitement about Comfortland and plans to visit to confirm the fruity pebble item, noting the menu looks amazing online."
Positive"The commenter clarifies that Comfortland is the successor to Queens Comfort and, while it may still offer cereal-crusted French toast, it functions more as a small cafe now than a traditional brunch spot."
Neutral"Comfortland is identified as the place that offers the "fruity pebble French toast balls," which the original poster was specifically seeking."
Positive"Comfortland is highly recommended for having the best fried chicken sandwiches in the city, among other excellent items."
Positive"Describes Comfortland's sandwich as a superior version of the McDonald's sandwich and plans to have it for dinner, indicating high satisfaction."
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