Find Pandebono & Tres Leches in Jackson Heights

For pandebono and tres leches in Jackson Heights, start at Las Americas Bakery, 40-30 82nd St in Queens. The bakery is open 6 AM–10 PM Monday through Saturday and 7 AM–10 PM Sunday. Its review summary highlights pandebonos, pandeyucas and tres leches, while also noting inconsistent pricing and service. Check the hours before you go, then compare the nearby bakery guides below.

Address: 40-30 82nd St, Queens, New York
Hours: 6 AM–10 PM Monday–Saturday · 7 AM–10 PM Sunday
Phone: +1-718-457-6437
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 from 116 reviews
Best for: pandebonos, pandeyucas and tres leches
The asset does not list an entry price.

The POI description calls out delicious pandeyucas, and the review summary mentions pandebonos, pandeyucas and tres leches. Other pastries receive less consistent praise, including Rollo de Arequipe and beef empanadas. Use the case display to compare the sweets explicitly praised in the asset.

Las Americas Bakery lists 6 AM–10 PM Monday–Saturday and 7 AM–10 PM Sunday. That gives you an early option for a Queens bakery visit, but the POI asset does not list reservations or item availability. Use the listed hours to plan your stop instead of assuming a table or item is held.

Nearby related pages cover hot cheese bread and tres leches across NYC, a Colombian bakery breakfast plate, a Jackson Heights cafe for quick bites, and Mexican conchas with birthday cakes. Those titles point to different bakery or cafe angles; use them to compare what to explore after the Las Americas visit. Choose the page that matches the pastry, neighborhood or meal you want to plan.

Where is Las Americas Bakery?
40-30 82nd St in Queens, New York.

What are its hours?
6 AM–10 PM Monday–Saturday and 7 AM–10 PM Sunday.

What is it known for?
The asset highlights pandebonos, pandeyucas and tres leches.

What should I know before going?
The review summary mentions inconsistent pricing and customer service, and the description notes that some pastries receive less consistent praise.

Can I book a table?
No reservation information is listed in the POI asset.

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