Where to Buy Colombian Pan de Bono in Corona, Queens

Pariscien Bakery Corp. is a Colombian counter at 99-21 Northern Blvd in Corona, Queens, a few steps from 100th Street, and the order to get is pan de bono, the warm cheese bread, with a couple of buñuelos fried alongside it. Coffee and quick breakfast plates sit next to the case, so the stop works as a stand-and-eat breakfast rather than a seated one.

No opening hours are listed for this location, which means a phone call to (718) 334-0063 settles the trip before you cross Queens for it. Reviews praise the traditional recipes and warn that the counter can feel rushed, so arrive knowing what you want and treat the case, not the room, as the reason to come.

Address: 99-21 Northern Blvd, Corona, Queens
Phone: (718) 334-0063
Hours: no opening hours listed for this location, so call ahead
Order: pan de bono (warm cheese bread), fried buñuelos, coffee, quick breakfast plates
Setting: a neighborhood counter rather than a cafe built for sitting
Reviews: traditional Colombian recipes draw praise; counter service is often described as rushed

Start with the pan de bono, the warm cheese bread the counter is known for, and add buñuelos if you want something fried and sweet in the same bag. Coffee and quick breakfast plates are on offer too, which is why the morning crowd treats a stop here as breakfast rather than dessert. Order the buñuelos while they are still warm and eat them before the walk to the bus, because they lose their edge fast. A small bag travels well to work or to a bench nearby.

This is Queens counter service, not a room built for lingering: you order at the case, pay and take the bag. Local reviews defend the traditional Colombian recipes but often describe impolite and rushed moments at the counter, so it helps to know your order and have payment ready instead of asking for a long recommendation. If a chatty, unhurried counter is central to your morning, calibrate expectations and treat this as a quick, functional stop on Northern Boulevard.

Corona and Jackson Heights fill out the rest of a morning without much travel. Colombian baking continues at an East Elmhurst cafe and bakery that opens at 6 AM, and another Queens room pairs bakery shelves with a hearty breakfast plate for anyone who wants a table. A Sunnyside bakery starts its pandebono at 6 AM, and a nearby Queens bakery fills its cases with conchas and birthday cakes. The related pages below stay within a few miles of Northern Boulevard.

Where is Pariscien Bakery Corp.?
99-21 Northern Blvd in Corona, Queens, near 100th Street.

What should I order at Pariscien Bakery?
Warm pan de bono and freshly fried buñuelos, with coffee or a quick breakfast plate.

Does Pariscien Bakery list opening hours?
No opening hours are published for this location, so call (718) 334-0063 before a special trip.

Can I sit down to eat there?
The counter is the focus and the room is small, so most regulars take their order to go.

What do reviews say about the counter?
The traditional Colombian recipes draw praise, while service is often described as rushed.

Where else can I find Colombian bakeries in Queens?
The related pages below cover East Elmhurst, Sunnyside and Jackson Heights options.

Keep the bakery morning going. Layered Cakes and Pastry Trays Fill This Queens Bakery goes deep on celebration cakes, and the East Elmhurst Colombian Cafe and Bakery Opening at 6 AM starts earlier than most. Colombian Bakery Shelves Meet A Hearty Breakfast Plate pairs the case with a sit-down meal, A Colombian Bakery in Sunnyside Baking Pandebono at 6 AM covers the cheese bread again, and Mexican Conchas Meet Birthday Cakes at This Queens Bakery adds a sweet second stop nearby.