Best Authentic Latin Food in Woodside/Sunnyside/Elmhurst/Jackson Heights

[foodsnobber]

Born and raised in Woodside but sad to say that I haven' tried much of the latin foods there. I can go for anything really: Mexican, Ecuadorian, Dominican, Cuban, etc. We've probably eaten at all the Korean restaurants in town and my parents are a regular at the Stop Inn(nr. woodside station) but i haven't tried too much of the other stuff.
And now that I live in Boston, it makes it that much harder. So any recommendations on where I can go for some good authentic latin food and what to order there would be so awesome. Preferably for lunch but dinner recs would be good too.

[Jeffsayyes]

in Boston?

[Mike V]

Jeff, now that he lives in Boston foodsnobber would like Latin food recommendations when he visits Queens (parents lives in Woodside where he was born & raised).

[foodsnobber]

yes woodside!
i found some places Pio Pio, Taqueria Coatzingo. Didn't realize there were so many other posts about this.

btw, not much good ethnic food in Boston...

[johnnyappleseed]

if you're not opposed to going a bit further east to Corona, there's Tortilleria Nixtamal for Mexican and Rincon Criollo for Cuban, both off of the 7 train.

[squinchy]

In Elmhurst/Jackson Heights:
Mexican:
Tacqueria Tulcingo on baxter ave, esp for their Huevos Rancheros
Taqueria Coatzingo on Roosevelt
(although I prefer Tortilleria Nixtamal to both of these)
Columbian:
La Pequena Columbia on Roosevelt (might not be good to go with vegetarians, although I think they have some seafood on their menu)
Ecuadorian:
I have no idea--there's quite a few places, and I bet some of them are gems. Anyone want to chime in here? This seems to be one dominant immigrant group in the part of elmhurst I live.