If you have not been to this place yet, RUN! They are absolutely soooo delicious. You can seriously…read morenot go wrong with ordering anything off the menu but these wings have a special place in my heart. They are located inside Trinity Cider in deep ellum

As I passed the small sign that claimed this location as an award winning Dominican restaurant, I…read morewas skeptical. Being Dominican, and having eaten in the Dominican Republic, I had some reservations. Although the vibe is not Caribbean,and the location struggles with its Latino identify the food is freaking incredible and authentically Dominican to its core. I had the Mofongo with Chicharonnes and the chicken Pastelitos Reminded me of my dad's cooking. My wife had the Chicharonnes de Pollo (Chicken) with Tostones and left nothing on the table. The drinks were cider originals. I had the Raspberry Lemonade Cider with a hint of alcohol, and wifey had the Raspeberry Cider without alcohol. I highly recommend the Raspberry Cider. It's was incredible. We will be back! I highly recommend this place if you find yourself in the Deep Ellum.

This is a new go to for us! We will definitely be taking friends and family here when they come to…read morevisit. We tried a flight of ciders and they were all good. I liked that they weren't overly sweet like a lot of ciders are. The wings were fantastic and so flavorful and didn't need the tasty sauce with them because they were so good! The Smashburger had plantains on it, which I'm normally not a big fan of, but it complemented the burger very well! The fried cheese with the guava jam was very well thought out, and it worked together perfectly! The empanadas had great flavor and texture. Very kind and friendly service and fun ambiance!

Great place to get some domenican street food. I was so looking forward to the opening of Picadera…read moreinside trinity cider And it was well worth the wait Favorite dishes of the day were the sliders and the canoe appetizer with ground beef Amazing Wanted to order so much more so we will definitely be back to try more of the menu Service was attentive and the ambiance very casual Love it!

This is my go to for Dominican Food! I have not had any better than Frituwhaaa!…read more The staff is very friendly and personable. James the owner has remembered us and what we order since the first time we have gone to this place. This restaurant is located in the Oak Street Food and Brew facility with other restaurants within it. The style of establishment is similar to a food court but clean and not too busy. Kinda of seems like a "hidden gem."

So yum! We were in the area and wanted some Dominican food, and I'm happy that we came across…read moreFrituWhaaa.!! The food was delicious and the service was prompt and friendly. Being from NJ, with proximity to NYC, my family and I have had our fair share of quality Dominican food and sadly, you don't find a lot of that in North TX; however, this place did not disappoint. We ordered food to share and there was enough for three of us to share! Empanadas, meats, rice + tostones. Every single dish was good. I also thought the pricing was pretty fair. Though a drive from where we reside, we would definitely be willing to drive here (and bring friends + family) because of the flavors and customer service! You can find FrituWhaaa in a smaller food hall on a cute and quaint street. If the owners see this, think about opening a shop in Legacy Hall food hall, too

Nice simple, counter service place. Much like an island shop & hot food combo on the shop side of…read morethe business. DAHL PURI roti wrap was my goal and they delivered a huge one! Boneless chicken curry w/potatoes was the size of 85% of container. I stuffed myself and added some homemade pepper sauce. The curry I would call Mild so the pepper sauce (mild-med) added a lil kick. So big that only a professional caribbean "roti" eater should attempt holding it to bite. I imagine most use a fork and knife. We also had the curried goat plate with rice&peas and cabbage. The Goat was very tender and good flavour. Well done chef! A house sorrel drink that was not over sugared! Some are too sweet so that was good. Overall I'd go back next time I'm in the area. Real Caribbean style food!

Was looking for Caribbean food and this place came up. I tried the Guyanese ginger beer, house made…read moresorrel, oxtail plate, curry chicken plate and house made sea moss gel. Your order at the front and can seat yourself. To our surprise the food was very cold. The rice and peas were hot but cabbage and oxtail were cold. Not sure if they didn't realize their warmer was turned off or what. The food Was still very delicious but could've been so much better if hot. We also asked for Bone out curry and they gave us bone in. I'd like them to be more attentive to what's being served.

I absolutely love this place! Im…read moreFrom NY and cant easily find the food that tastes like home. This place definitely feels like home. Everything they make is amazing them of fungo is always made fresh and they're flan is phenomenal.

My partner and I arrived in for a date night and had a pretty middle of the road experience…read more First, the good: it's a unique, obviously locally owned place, with food I can genuinely say I've never seen or tried before in the area. I got a cubano, and it was a large portion that I was able to take home part of for another meal. I think the pickles could've been more pickle and less cucumber taste, but I loved the mustard and overall it was a fantastic sandwich. The guy who served us was kind and even made sure our drinks were cool for us. The less good: it's a bit of a run down vibe inside, and there were leaks and AC failings inside when we were there. The menu is a bit hard to discern if you're unfamiliar and only available on QR codes at the tables. My bf got a pork dish and mentioned that it was all kind of one note. His dish was more expensive than my sandwich by several dollars and you can see from my picture that he got much less food. Overall, I left feeling kind of wishy washy about this place. Perhaps it would be a great place to order unique delivery from rather than dining in, and I can appreciate the specialty food options overall.

The restaurant is very clean. I've met the new owners Leannette and Karla, super nice!…read moreFood is incredible, very garlicky how it should be Love their bifteck encebollado with tostones. They have Puerto Rican bread, coffee and quesitos. Love this place!

Updated 3/2025 The…read morelady who took my order over the phone was a darling. A complete sweetheart. I wanted pernil but was told it wouldn't be ready for another two hours. So I ordered pork chops, white rice, and beans. I got home and could tell everything was old. The food didn't look or taste like it was made fresh. I didn't ear more than one bite. In the trash it went. Maybe it was an off day I'm not sure. I'll return and give it another try as I like to support small businesses and the customer service is always top notch here.

Some businesses partners and myself dropped in. Can't complain it was really a pop in and out…read more. will come back to get a better feel.

I have not lived in Dallas in a while. Base this review off of that knowledge…read more I have been to Aldeez several times in the past, at their old location. The new location has been several other businesses,over time, including a sushi spot and another lounge type set up, if I'm not mistaken. However, as the new home of Aldeez, I feel that it is lacking the old Je ne sais quoi of the old location. The new location is more modern, but seemingly empty of the Caribbean flare that we all so loved of the original location. All that being said, it took FOREVER for us to receive service, even though we were sitting at the bar and it was not very busy on a weekday. There was no hostess at the hostess stand, no bartender at the bar, and no staff in the place whatsoever from our initial interaction or lack there of. Unprofessional if you ask me! Which demoted this review by one star. All in all, however, the food was absolutely gob smacking. Cooked to perfection and served piping hot, which is what you want of any plate, let alone food from the diaspora. So thank you, Aldeez for not changing your recipes, expanding your menu, and keeping Dallas culturally sound through the years. Bravooooo!!! But please, for all things holy, hire more staff!!!

Lovely woman working the register; the food is pretty spectacular, and the place was crowded. Eddie…read moreand I loved the food which was the curried chicken, rice n peas, Mac n cheese pie, and the plantains. They were out of a lot of stuff since we came in after lunch rush, but the food that was still there was pretty damn delicious. The chicken was dark meat and super tender fall off the bone. The Mac and cheese pie had so much flavor packed in it. The rice and peas was nice and sturdy and soaked up the curry. Would come back again 10/10 recommend.

Wait time for the food was around 40 minutes. The cashier was friendly and helpful, and she can…read moredefinitely scream! When calling out customer names for orders, she literally screams at the top of her lungs. The boss should probably get her a microphone. The food was delicious, and the place was clean.