Baby’s Grill & Restaurant

Reviews

• Eric D.

  star star star star star 1 July 2026

  This is the only Filipino Restaurant I can recommend to all my kababayans who loves to eat healthy foods. Their vegetable menus are mostly pure veggies or with some a little bit of fish. Not like the other neighbors Filipino Restaurants along Woodside, which is nothing you can choose of but a bunch of fatty, oily and greasy foods including the veggies menus has meats on it.
  So Keep it Up Baby's Grill!
  
  Best
  Eric de Abellana RDN
  Culinary Institute of Aristocrat
  chefericuisine/instagram

• Iris D.

  star star star star_border star_border 30 June 2026

  One of the most affordable filipino restos around woodside... They have a lot of variaties of food to choose from. They have 2 combos or value meals that you can order. Combo 1 which is $7.50 (where you can choose 2 dishes of your choice with 1 cup of steamed rice and a bottled water), the other one is Combo 2 meal for $9.99 (where you can choose 3 dishes of your choice with 1 cup of stemaed rice and a bottled water) which is what we got.
  
  For the food, We ordered Bicol Express, Dinuguan and Tocino. It was not bad for the first two dishes, but for the Tocino... the tocino marinade tastes more like pineapple alone and the meat was really really tough, that my daughter can't even bite or chew it well. For the dessert, we ordered the Leche Flan (which is really good, no lumps inside the flan. Tastes just the way how it should be. Two thumbs for this one). Almost all the desserts are $5 each except for the Flan which is $5.50. Still a good price.
  
  The resto has also other local products from the Philippines which you can buy before or after you eat. While you dine, you can also enjoy watching tv shows from the Philippines.
  
  When it comes to the staff, I think they need a little more energy in welcoming their customers. Needs to smile and greet people coming in and out of their resto so that people will come back and dine again.

• Daryl P.

  star star star star star_border 19 June 2026

  Came here for brunch and walked out with a full happy stomach. Located under the train you'll be whisked away by their hot bar filled with so many Filipino options from fishes to stews to stirfry all with white rice and a water.
  
  You'll be able to enjoy it on your lunch tray at the tables where you'll hear conversations in Tagalog or enjoy the news from the Philippines. All in all a filling meal for my boyfriend and I and a new spot to return to when we visit Astoria in the future.

• Garrett S.

  star star star star_border star_border 18 June 2026

  First time to Baby's because I was looking for Filipino Fast Food. This place is exactly what you are looking for if you want something cheap and fast. The combo meal is under 10 bucks and includes a water bottle.
  
  Cons: The food quality leaves a lot to be desired. I was not a fan of any of the food I tasted. Not as authentic as I crave. They need better seasoning.
  Service- I am used to the beautiful hospitality of the Filipino Culture. This place was the exact opposite. You will feel rushed and cold atmosphere. I understand you are in NYC, but that is no excuse.

• June T.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 16 June 2026

  What's wrong with this people???
  Seriously??? Is it really necessary to turn off Airconditioning as if like they are throwing you away even you continuously buying products from the Store and food as well!!!
  Servers Attitudes are so disgusting, improper, disrespectful!!!  Filipinos are supposedly well known for our great " hospitality all over the world" What the fudge is wrong with this people??? Wake up guys! We are heading towards a better generation... Stop being such a jerk and instead be a real ambassador of your country " ANG PILIPINAS"
  Nakakahiya Kayo!!!