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    3.1 (48 reviews)

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    Scott B.

    Gustico features some mighty fine Latin food--that is for sure!! I stopped in recently in Gustico for the first time when spotting the place during a quick trip to the bank. I had recently been hankering for some croquetas de jamon, so I pulled out my phone, did a quick search for Gustico's menu, and I saw they had them!! I was sold right away. So what was the verdict on the ham croquettes? A+ indeed. They were homemade style, plump and tender on the inside, and perfectly fried on the outside! The only other menu item we ordered was the ground beef stuffed plantain, which was yummy as well. But, I'll say that I was stunned by how perfect all of their other food looked (you can see some of their items being cooked behind a prep counter). And from the flutter of other customers coming in and out for take-out, Gustico has already acquired quite a customer following! I'm eager to visit Gustico again and look forward to trying some of the other eye candy I saw on my first visit - Pernil (roasted pork shoulder), Oxtail Stew, Rice and Beans, etc.!

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    Rich V.

    Great place to dine in or take out Dominican food. Options include chicken, pork, fish and more. The service was fantastic and clean and safe environment. Parking was easy to find in front with overflow parking underneath the building.

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    La comida más parecida a la comida dominicana y el ambiente muy original te sientes en República Dominicana

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    Maura D.

    A last minute stop between doctors appointments turned into a very pleasant experience after a very difficult day. The food always fresh and appetizing here so I wanted to try it out. The owner was there and couldn't be more attentive to us and other customers at the restaurant. Everything comes out fresh from the kitchen and refresh often at front. The restaurant has outdoor seating and a few tables inside. Everything was delicious, fresh and authentic Spanish/Dominican food. Definitely recommend it.

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    Jacqueline R.

    I'm so excited about this Latin restaurant. Especially since it's one of the few we have in this area. All the food we get is well cooked and always has the right amount of flavor. The prices are just right, and the staff is super friendly. I'll be ordering from this place frequently!

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    Great food eat there at least once a week. They pack your dish full! Always friendly and welcoming. If ya haven't tried it your missing out!

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    Latin Caribbean food is delicious, great service, deff will repeat again.

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    Excellent service friendly great variety of food back like being back home roast pork to die for

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