I love their stew beef!!! The best!! I've tried a variety of other dishes that are offered and I…read morehave never been disappointed! EVER!! Ps. Try the soup. You will definitely enjoy

Went here for dominican food got the white rice with stew chicken i asked for tostones lady told…read morethey aint have none -_- what kind of Dominican restaurant doesn't have tostones anyways the location sucks and the food is mid

This is the old Tony D location and 809 didn't disappoint! The first time I went I had the sangria…read morewhich was delicious. I am sad that it's not on their normal menu as it wasn't available the second time I went. The bread they bring out in the beginning is garlic toast and it is warm and buttery. Mmm. I got the garlic shrimp mofongo. It was hot and garlicky- the only problem is there and no real garlic chunks which would make it perfect. Service was a little inconsistent and slow but they were friendly. The restaurant itself has been decorated tastefully and it's a homey environment. You can also get a table looking out to the water. We will come back

Ok to start off, me and my buddy waited 2 hours for a table after being told it would only take 25…read moreminutes, just to never get a table.. We were constantly ignored by the workers and it took forever for anything to get done, I ask for a drink... I wouldn't get it until well after my food came out when I ordered it before I ordered the food. Again..we were still waiting for a table and didn't get one, we had to eat our food at the bar, the food didn't come out until 2 hours of us waiting, they didn't even have a bathroom, the food was good but for the experience, super would never ever recommend this place. The ambiance was alright but I never got to see much because I never got a table.

My friend and I both ordered something with cheese and the cheese tasted weird. We're not going…read moreback.

Came on a recommendation. The outside appearance is ghastly, I got out of the car with trepidation…read more Maybe they should paint it more like a Caribbean place(lighter pai Once inside, the impression changed and there is ample space for seating. A pleasant atmosphere. We ordered the Stuffed Plantains(Beef), Pechuga Salteada(w/o the Peppers), Hamburger& Fries. The Stuffed Plantains were delicious, came with an aioli type sauce. The Chicken came as ordered, and the White Rice was good. It comes with a small side salad. The Burger my little friend liked, he ate it with gusto. Fries were crispy and perfectly fried. Sodas & Maltas complemented the meal. Service by a young lady was friendly and prompt. I will return to try more dishes. Mofongo is next.

Really good chicharrones but very busy and slow service . But is worthy the wait…read more Good beef stew

The foods all taste the same and is too salty. Also, the signage says you can get a small size meal…read morewith all pork or chicken. When I asked for pork chops I was told not for "pork" chops. WTH???? Are they that incompetent? Pork is pork. They refused to sell it to me so I will be doing business where my $ are respected. These people have taken there customer base for granted until they go somewhere else.

It's been a few years since I've been there, but I used to go to physical therapy near there and…read moreoften stopped after appointments. The food was very tasty with generous portions. The worst thing was deciding what to order because there are so many great options.

One of the only Dominican spots in the area. Good rice, other items looked good as well, fresh…read moretrays were coming out throughout the visit. No seafood items outside of whole snapper and a cold seafood salad. Service was a good and helpful.

Dominican Family restaurant serving staple Latin food in the Rochester area…read more Their Pernil (Roasted Pork shoulder) is delicious, well seasoned. Arroz con Gandules or White Rice are very good. Maduro's sweet ripe. The place has tables arranged in front of the food area and to the left. Many families are seen eating when I visit. Staff is very friendly. Place is clean. Bathroom to the side. There is a private parking lot behind the eatery and entrance by parking lot or front street side. Definitely, will return.

My husband is working in Rochester NY. We are from Syracuse. My father in law who was from Puerto…read moreRico passed away a few years ago. We have been craving his roast pork and rice among many other things. One bite of this food and it brought me right back. This literally healed my heart and soul. We all used to fight over the crispy skin of the pork. I savored every bite. Thank you for a beautiful meal and emotional trip down memory lane. It's amazing how food and flavors can make you feel close to family again. This place is worth every penny.

Everyone describes Juan and Maria's as the best empanada place in Rochester! After eating their…read morerice bean and cheese burrito I would have to agree ! They are so busy at the public market they have 2 store fronts one outside the indoor section and in the indoor section they have a store front too. The man was super nice gave me a discount bc it was my first time. I also accidentally left my token bag there over $100 worth and when I went back to get it he was saving it for me. If you haven't been you have to try it !!

Flavorful & fresh empanadas! Great deal for 4 pieces as well. Definitely a must try when in the…read morePublic Market area!

Look for the brightly colored sign featuring the Puerto Rican flag or else you might miss Mamia's…read moreIsland, an authentic family-operated Puerto Rican restaurant opened by owners Neymaris Sierra and Andrew Stewart along Route 104 in Ontario. Mamia's Island is a serve-you-at-the-counter type restaurant, with a small dine-in area with about 5 tables, but you absolutely don't want to skip trying this place out. My wife and I were on our way to Rochester on a day off, and had plans to grab lunch at a different restaurant there. My wife happened to spot Mamia's as we passed by on Rt 104 and we decided to turn around and give them a try instead, and we were very glad we did. This place was way more our speed. We love ethnic foods, and we pulled in right as they were opening and the small parking lot was already full - good sign. We went in and placed our order - we got a "medium" 2-meat plate with yellow rice, albondingas & pernil, along with 2 empanadas (1 beef, 1 chicken) and an order of mixed (yuca & plantain) tostones. Everything was delicious. The only complaint we had was we did end up getting a lot of connective tissue in our pernil, but other than that, everything was amazing. We did wish the tostones were served with some kind of dipping sauce, but fresh, they honestly didn't need anything. They were seasoned and salted perfectly, the empanadas were amazing, and it was enough food to feed us twice. The total was around $30. We'll be making the half hour drive to get food regularly.

We stopped at Mamia's restaurant during our lunch break. It was my first time having authentic…read morePuerto Rican food and it was incredible. Their meat selection has a lot of different options of chicken, pork, stew style meats, etc. I had their pork and meatballs and they both were so good. The meatballs are soft and sweet which go well with the yellow rice. We also sampled their empanadas and the guava cheese on is to die for! The service was also incredible, I enjoyed talking to the lady taking my order and she shared a lot of history behind the pictures in the restaurant and in general. If you're in the area, it's an absolute go to!