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137, Port Richmond Avenue, 10302, Richmond County, New York, US United States
contacts phone: +1 718-442-4028
website: cafeconpanny.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 40.6376738, Longitude: -74.1334239
Kristen Kimberly
::They're my favorite Mexican food, on the Island. Their freshness, and flavor are second to none! I recommend them to everyone. My kids, and I love their homemade Tamarindo juice, and tacos. And, the desserts. You gotta save room for their desserts. 😋
Nathaly Marin
::Staff incredibly friendly, carnitas meat delicious and salsa not overly spicy. We ordered a shrimp cocktail, and four carnitas tacos.
Judy C
::This family oriented business is simply wonder. Our experience from beginning to end was just delightful. We ordered a last minute tres lech cake and it did not disappoint. We also ordered chocolate covered strawberries that were amazing as well. Price are reasonable.
Lupe Hernandez
::The food here is so good. Love their tacos n tostadas. Delicious food. Staff is so nice n friendly. And bought some delicious authentic mexican bread
Jared Cohee
::MÉXICO 🇲🇽 Excerpt from Eat the World NYC: In the world of chain operations, Café con Pan is the type the city needs. This location is the second of three, a company that originated in Sunset Park, Brooklyn about ten years ago but has spread to two spots in Staten Island since. Currently in its sixth year of business, this panaderia and pasteleria makes a lot more than baked goods and sweets. Café con Pan exists at a really exciting time on Port Richmond Avenue in Elm Park, a stretch that gets more and more interesting with every visit. Its many tables might not seem busy at most times, but in just a few minutes you realize it is a very active place. People are in and out quickly, grabbing sweet breads or tamales and tortas mostly for takeout. While deciding what to get, the large family that had come in just before went straight for the tongs to grab pan dulce. To make a lunch decision easier, a danish and coffee was ordered to follow suit and give a bit more time. The shop has a logo that looks a lot like this order, so it confirmed it was a proper first move.