Colombian Baked Goods Meet a Hot Buffet in Jackson Heights
Choose your meal at the glass counter, where traditional baking shares space with slow cooked meats.
🥘 Beyond the Bakery Counter
At La Gitana bakery number 4, a bakery stop can turn into a Colombian meal. This Jackson Heights counter pairs traditional baked goods with slow cooked meats on 37th Ave. Walk up to the glass before deciding what to order. The hot buffet is where the choices happen, with the selection on display guiding what goes onto your plate.
Pollo guisado with rice and sides runs around 12 dollars, while chicken soup with rice is approximately 9 dollars. Paying cash costs less here, a detail to keep in mind before heading out. For something to drink alongside the food, Agua de panela is among the traditional beverages.
The bakery stays open daily from 5 AM to 11 PM. That gives an early start or an evening stop the same address, with no change in opening hours between weekdays and weekends.
