I will admit it's a little bit of time since I reviewed a place but this is a day you don't feel…read morelike doing anything/going anywhere & just getting something for yourself & enjoying yourself as well & this case was such & this place I selected. I had a Chicarrom de Polo (no bones) with yellow/Spanish rice & black beans & a Costello a BBQ rids with white rice and black beans & overall impressive (photos will accompany) & this is an interesting Spanish style restaurant (I only wish whereabouts the cuisine is representing due to numerous areas) and best $38 spent.

Ordered from them again and they did NOT disappoint! Leftovers have lasted almost a week and are…read morejust as delicious as day one!

Mind you the place has been apparently open for two weeks or so & it's in a soft opening process…read morehowever from what I experienced my gut tells me it will be also one of the staples of Downtown Springfield. I dined at the bar & had marinated steak tips with yellow rice & soft plantain (oh yeah photos will accompany). I think this one has a good chance in the area plus it's got a good stocked bar/soft drink selection & you are getting in the island of Puerto Rico in the heart of Springfield & also not far from MGM Springfield (if you're looking for a change of food options in the city & little tired of the casino food (don't misunderstand this MGM)).

We ate at their Main Street location. Carla was our server, and we were a big group. She was very…read moreattentive and sweet. The food was delicious and the drinks even better. We went back for dinner and drinks the same day. Highly recommend.

One of my favorite Spanish spots in Springfield! Their rice is pillow soft, along with tender,…read moreflavorful carne gusiado (steak in sauce) and their beans are delicious! They provide hefty servings as well. Would highly recommend to anyone who is looking to enjoy authentic Dominican cuisine.

From the owner: Dominicanos .nos fascina las cocina y unos 15 ańos trabajando en area de restaurantes en RDread more

I love Que Frappé!!! Their Frappes are delicious and their fruit platters are always fresh fruit…read more Definitely a place.to go. Haven't tried their food, but it's on my list

I really like this place! The interior is decorated very nicely. And it looks super clean…read more Their empanadillas are big, & filled generously, and fried to perfection. They have many varieties to choose from beef, beef & cheese , chicken , pizza , pork , etc. I've also had their chicken soup which is very good with chicken & fresh vegetables, served with a side of white rice. I've only been there 3 times so far, I'm looking forward to trying out all of their other foods, frappe and more!

I like Latino's Kitchen food, but the heat there is unbearable. I was there today and it was…read more90-100 degrees and the employees looked dehydrated, tired, and strained. They shouldn't have to go through that. The food can't be healthy with such heat. Please, owner of Latino's kitchen...put in air conditioners to improve the working conditions of your workers and the place for customers.

Bland, greasy tasteless pulled pork. The day a good Spanish restaurant opens in Springfield they…read morewon't be able to keep up with demand. It amazes me how many bad Spanish restaurants there are in Springfield.

This place was pretty off-the-hook when we went there on a Sunday afternoon. The windows are dark…read moreso you can't see in but the Latin music was cranking. Once we went inside it was so loud it was in fact louder than just about any club I've ever been too. It was absolutely impossible to hear anything.. There were some tables and seats at the bar, and a DJ spinning Latin CD's at the back of the bar area. Disco lights were flashing and strobe lights were popping. We mouthed the words to the bartender a few times and eventually she understood we were asking for margaritas. We saw some pretty interesting food going around and got some menus. The menus were LONG. There were a lot of Puerto Rican items on the menu (and interestingly all around this town) and I wasn't all that familiar with them so I sort of picked stuff randomly. The bartender was able to figure out what I wanted because I was pointing to the things we wanted. It was still so loud my wife and I could only communicate by texting each other on our phones. It made me laugh to think of people who complain about places being too noisy -- this was a whole 'nother level. The food came and it was mostly very good. Potato croquettes (Rellenos de papa) stuffed with ground beef, a shrimp filled crispy fritter (pastelito de cameron), alcapurrias (fried green banana rolls with ground beef), mofongo con carne frita (a sort of mound of green plantain mashed up served with fried pork) and a side of mofongo de plantano maduros (which I think ended up just being regular plantains). I thought the mofongo con carne frita ($10) was supposed to come with white or yellow rice and possibly plantains and fried potatoes but it didn't come with any of those items. That's ok, we had enough food but it wasn't clear why it didn't. It was good. Mofongo on its own is sort of bland and starchy. The guy next to me had a ketchup bottle of something that looked like thousand island dressing and after some pointing I eventually got my own bottle. It was pretty tasty but did kind of taste like sort-of spicy thousand island dressing. Not sure what kind of sauce it is officially. The potato croquette was good and cheap ($1.25). The green plantain one was not my favorite. The plantains were good. The mofongo and carne frita was good. We actually ordered another shrimp fritter ($4). It was pretty tasty. It's not clear if there is a DJ playing music all the time or this was just a special occasion. The margaritas were a little sweet. They used mortons table salt for the salt which doesn't really work too well (I didn't get salt on mine). Not sure that this is really a "margarita" sort of place. We eventually just started drinking Modelos. The area is a little bit of a rough area and the crowd might make some people nervous but everybody seemed to be ok with us being in there. Some of the tables eventually ended up with hookahs, which is surprisingly popular apparently in Springfield. The Puerto Rican dishes I've seen in there I have now seen in a number of other local establishments. If you're looking for more traditional Mexican food this is really a different thing. I'm glad I went. FYI other people seem to refer to this place as Restauran El Mofongo. More pics here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Restauran-El-Mofongo/386389461524363?hc_ref=ARQcbo1tMy6l1WmgQvmqxfcwdmwh--f0H19Aq0tt3B6aRk0mjnhIbf-WpRyy7WT2GX8 Good online menu is here: https://springfield.deliveryexpress.com/r/221/restaurants/delivery/LatinSpanish/Mofongos-Springfield

I placed an order for pickup through their website and got to the store and was told the kitchen…read morewas closed and they didn't have any food for me. They refused to give me a refund, and then an hour later they completed the order even though I had not picked up anything. They stole my money and refused to give me a refund. I received no food. Absolutely horrible service that steals from their customers and communities. I will never recommend this restaurant and will never be eating here.

From the owner: Hola Bienvenidos a Bravos Restaurant. Todo los dias tenemos una variedad de comida latina en el…read morebuffet y tenemos a la orden Mofongos, Sandwiches de Pastrami, Pernil, Pavo, Tripletas y mucho mas.

Everything needs improvement! Customer service -5, owners not friendly, food is not tasty , server…read moreis rude, not a clean environment, bathrooms gross . 00000 stars if possible

Sushi was delicious! I love the Puertorican twist to sushi! They just need to work on customer…read moreservice...I asked for soy sauce and I got the Chinese restaurant soy sauce packages with NO dish/bowl to dip. Had to ask another waitress for the dish. Waitress did not check in with us for water refill, if we needed anything, if we wanted to order anything, etc. We just got the bill before I was served the last two rolls ; no communication. Enjoyed the music, but the ambience is lacking and not inviting. No decor, just green paint everywhere. The place looks like it used to me a night cluch/lounge or something...AGAIN, I will go back for the sushi, but they can use some decor and better customer service.

Absolutely delicious. Can't believe I've lived here over 5 years and i am just now finding out how…read moreyummy this is, wow. Its not spicy and thats what i look for in Spanish food. Not a fan of spice.

I like my al pastor to be more sweet and have either a pineapple slice on it or chunks of…read morepineapple. So the al pastor was okay but not bad. I still liked it. Now their Birria tacos? Go run and buy that plate right nowwwwww! You won't be disappointed.

Super buen ambiente , limpio , agradable , buen servicio al cliente! Gracias GRACIAS ! Nos veremos…read morepronto