I only ever had the fish with coconut sauce and white rice and it's absolutely amazing. I might…read morehave to go get it again this weekend!

I rarely leave one-star reviews, but this experience--and the response to my feedback--left me with…read moreno choice. My friends and I arrived at Sho J Oregano's Crescent Avenue location at approximately 9:45 PM. The restaurant's posted closing time was 10:00 PM, yet we were told they would not seat us. Disappointed but willing to give them another chance, we paid for a taxi to their White Plains Road location, which was listed as being open until 11:00 PM. We arrived around 10:00 PM only to be told that they were also closed and would not serve us. The result? We wasted time, money on transportation, and an entire evening chasing a meal at a restaurant that was supposedly open. What made the experience even more disappointing was the response after I shared my review. Rather than acknowledging the inconvenience or apologizing for the confusion, the restaurant chose to challenge my account. I have no reason to misrepresent what happened. My review reflects exactly what my group experienced that evening. This isn't about expecting to be served after closing. It's about arriving during the posted business hours at two separate locations and being turned away both times. If the kitchen closes early or there is a last-seating policy, that information should be clearly posted online and at the restaurant. Customers shouldn't have to guess whether "open" actually means the business is still serving guests. For a restaurant that has received so much praise, I expected far better customer service and accountability. Great food can earn awards, but honesty, consistency, and respect for customers are what earn loyalty. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend making a special trip here unless you're prepared for the possibility that the posted hours may not reflect when they'll actually serve customers.

Place is small, but food is phenomenal. Adore the ambience. Romantic setting, dim lights with…read morecustoms drink options. Perfect for small groups or couples. Moderate music, and trendy. Every area is perfect for pictures. Definitely a hidden Bronx gem. I enjoyed my time there, and service was good.

BOKAGUÁ in the Bronx really did what needed to be done... Dominican x Asian fusion?? Yeah... they…read moresnapped. From date night to girl night this is definitely the perfect spot. The ambiance was nice and moody but still gave sexy. The music was good and service was even better... Oxtail samosas, lobster fried rice, cocktails, and a whole vibe I will definitely be back... did i mention I actually enjoyed each dish...them oxtail samosas so good.

Food and Service is amazing im glad that your team is back. Genesis was my server and i highly…read moreappreciate the service. Bartenders hit the spot with all the amazing drinks they made for me. See you guys real soon.

Music was extremely loud, thought I was walking into a dance club instead of a restaurant;…read moreoverkill. Caught laryngitis the following day from having to talk loud over the music. We did ask to sit outside and was denied because we were told we didn't make reservation, even though there were lots of empty tables. The server mistakenly served red wine and then Champagne instead of Chardonnay when asked for it. Instead of saying "we don't have Chardonnay," she should have simply informed the customer. After our meal, we stacked our plates and placed them aside to signal the server that we were finished. We endured a 30-minute wait for our bill, which was an unpleasant experience. Additionally, we desired to depart promptly due to the excessive loud music, which was getting on our nerves. Definitely not our place to go eat out; very disappointed. Oh, and food was okay, that's all I can say.

Best sancocho in town. Like you're in the DR. Amazing mojito salsa, arroz com habichuelas. Great…read moreDominican home-made options. Muy simpatico pero non demasiado elegante. Como la cocina de mamá.

I was touched on my behind by one of the male workers in there. The owner and this man were talking…read morebefore he did it and laughed afterwards. I was in shocked and then came back to confront them. The owner wanted to have a private talk with me, which I declined. Made a police report and have the video. Fui tocada en mi parte trasera por un trabajador de este establecimiento. El dueño y el señor que hizo esto estaban hablando y se reían sobre lo sucedido. Estaba en asustada y reaccioné justo cuando salí del restaurante y regresé a confrontarlos. El sueño quiso que tuviéramos una conversación en privado, la cual negué. La policía sabe de esto y hice un reporte. Las cámaras grabaron todo.

Was snooping around with my friend thinking on what to eat then I saw los balbuenas, I haven't been…read moreto this place in about a decade so I decided to try it because it's been a long time.we saw food that we liked and the lady offered to try the food before buying it which was awesome and it was great. Very low priced too and great tasting food, they were very nice people and gave us free pieces of chicken to take home while we was sitting down eating our food.I highly recommend this spot they're very nice great,service,great tasting food.

delicious inexpensive home made Guatemalan food. Saffron…read morerice and beans with chicken, pork or meat. Green plantains, casava. If you're at Paradise, eat here.

The iconic Dominican restaurant is a joyful, loud and welcoming place. The line begins early but…read moremoves quickly. We ordered a lovely red wine and enjoyed our entrees: my friend had the half chicken; I ordered the calamari, which is house made. Although it stayed busy, we didn't feel rushed. We paid and headed across the street to the Imperial Palace to see Dudamel perform. It was a great meal followed by an amazing performance in a breathtaking setting.

11/10 Rotisserie chicken…read more I watched a Tik Tok recently talking about venturing out to find the best rotisserie chicken in NYC, and Malecon came in at 2nd/3rd. I had to try it out for myself since their #1 spot was really underwhelming. This spot really hit the spot and deserved to replace the #1 spot -- the chicken was moist, flavourful, and fresh. I could see why the lines to get in were so busy, so try to get here before noon, especially on a Saturday. The maduros and yucca fries were also special -- fried just enough to caramelise while also being crispy, my favourite. Affordable? Check. Good vibes? Check. Community staple? Check. Only come if you want to be part of the winning team.

Masitas de Puerco y Morrir sonando! Ensalada de aguacate! Amazing Dominican food, typical…read moreCaribbean hospitality mixed with New York attitude, and lively music playing.

Brisas's is a beloved establishment in the Castle Hill neighborhood of the Bronx, offers a…read moredelightful fusion of Puerto Rican and Dominican flavors. From the delectable rice and beans to the mouthwatering pepper steak with green olives, every dish is a delicious! And let's not forget the unbeatable prices and generous portions that make it a must-visit spot for anyone craving a taste of the Caribbean. Whenever I find myself in the boogie down, Brisas's is my go-to destination.

This will always be my favorite Spanish food restaurant. I was introduced years ago and I used to…read moreget the boneless chicken with rice and beans; my mouth is watering right now! After I started eating hall meat only including get it anymore. I decided to try the shrimp with a garlic sauce one day and it was soooooooo good! I would even have the white rice with beans alone if I had no choice! Lol

I would give one star, but the food is not bad. However, the customer service sucks. I literally…read morejust walked out because I'm waiting for someone to take my order and there's three girls on their phone, not even acknowledging the fact that I walked in so after standing around for five minutes, I walked out. The owner needs to rearrange it. It's also way too dark in there.

Went with some friends around 11 in the morning, we went up to the counter and each asked for a…read morelunch to eat at the restaurant. They brought us our food and we started eating. No special attention or anything was given by the people. We finished eating and asked for the bill, $87 dollars, $29 dollars each. They charged us double of the normal amount of what the normal lunch cost. The food is good but, I would be careful and ask how much they're going to charge before they rob you. Another reason i don't like going to the Bronx.

I went there today with my wife and son my wife and son had 2 lunches and I had a oder of oxtail 2…read morelemonade and 1 soda and a salad the total came out to 97.00 which to me is just way to expensive the food was ordinary and when I walked in the restaurant it was empty as it should be for the prices they are charging they need to remember that this place is located in the bronx and not on 42 street like you guys need to do better in fact the only good thing there was the waitress who served us .

We went to Ajo y Oregano while we were in the Bronx visiting family, and it did not disappoint! The…read morerestaurant is always busy, but it's definitely well worth the wait. The food is absolutely delicious, and the fresh juices are a must-try. We ordered the mofongo de camarones and the Mar y Tierra, and both dishes were full of flavor and perfectly cooked. For drinks, I had jugo de chinola and chinola con leche -- both were fresh, refreshing, and the perfect complement to the meal. If you're in the area and craving amazing Dominican food, this spot is a must-visit!

Pretty impressed with Ajo y Oregano. Went here with my compadre to eat. The place was pretty…read morepacked. Loved the decor as I felt like I was in DR with all the designs it had. Me and my compadre had the mofongo with the fried chicken chunks. Very good flavor although I think the mofongo itself lacked the garlic but it had the chili sauce all over. Great food, good crowd as well as service