I saw this locale while driving around. Pulled into the parking lot and went in. A small, family…read moreowned venue from Puerto Rico.The place is rake out only, no eating in premises. I was greeted by the young woman behind the counter, very friendly. I believe her name is Denielys. I was craving for Tostones and Chicharrón. They didn't have Chicharrón, but they offered instead to cook Tostones y Fried Pork Chunks. Perfect! Waited a few minutes and my meal was prepared. With a Maracuyá (Passion Fruit)juice, what a delicious combo. They have Daily Specials. I'll be back.

Great food, friendly staff. Hard working folks! I especially like their Tostones. Yummyread more

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.

Go to here! We need to support small businesses like this spot. Served up very similar to other…read moreplaces like this I've been to, lots of big steam trays of stewed/braised meats and veg. I got the oxtail with rice and beans and cabbage. Everything was excellent. I just wish I had asked to have more gravy added over my rice. The lady behind the counter was super nice, helped me decide what to get. It's pretty bare bones inside, just a couple tables, plastic utensils, etc. I'd be fine eating in again but I might get take out next time. Either way, go here and get some great Latino/Caribbean style food, expand your horizons. Oh before I forget. Add the pickled onion on top, it's a great counterbalance to all the rich flavors.

3 Latino seems to be a place that neighborhood locals or Dominicans are aware of, but after tasting…read moretheir food, they're worthy of receiving a much broader audience. This small mom and pop restaurant is hidden in the corner of Palm St. next to a barbershop across from the Kodak building. There's few parking spots in the front of the entrance so it's mostly street parking. When I walked in, the bar is in the front and the dining area and buffet counter are in the back. They also offer menu items and cater as well. I wanted take out so I opted for their large plate. It was packed full for a small cost of less than $8. Their buffet selection consists of about six meat options like stew chicken, baked chicken and beef and the plates come with the standard white or yellow rice and beans. The stew chicken was tasty and so tender it glided off the bone. The fluffy yellow rice was mildly seasoned but the flavor comes from the red beans poured on top (or on the side). Definitely a new spot I will go back to and looking forward to checking out their menu items!

You wouldn't want to eat off the floor in this place, let's just leave it at that. Very low end…read moreshoestring operation, with several generations in the kitchen. We stuck to slow cooked beef and pork dishes with yellow rice and beans which were already made and sitting in warmers. They made up some fried plantains while we waited. Pretty generous portions, and food was pretty tasty, but we were a little skived by state of place, not the cleanest. Has a bar and dining room, but pretty much zero atmosphere, so get it to go is my advice. And for significantly less than $20, you get a ton of food to take home for your Netflix and Chill. It's not high end, but it's home cooked by genuine Latinos, and that's what you came for right? To get your pork and rice and beans on. Give it a try.

Amazing place! Closes at 10 on Sundays, not 9 like it says online. Can't wait to come back!read more

Food was an extreme disappointment. Quesadillas were tasteless, chips were so salty that they were…read morenot edible. Chimichangas were so salty my wife threw them away.We were excited about the restaurant because of the positive reviews. Very disappointed.

Spotted. Along line at the farmers market in fairport this morning only to discover it was for the…read moredelicious Colombian food of De Mi Tierra... we sampled an arepa, bunelos and a blood sausage empanada. All fabulous! Best eaten hot! But you can reheat at home While standing in line, I overheard them saying five separate Colombian families had already been that day... Their reputation proceeds them. Be sure to check them out either at the next airport market or their location downtown.

Five stars they were at the Fairport farmers market today we had both the empanadas and the chicken…read morecake. Both were delicious will be back.

Got food poisoning from the sushi Hope I didn't get a…read moretapeworm Food was not fresh Would not recommend Not welcoming to people of color Bro don't grab your crotch at me when I walk in the store asking for a refund Place needs new floors Needs to be dusted off

Kocina's Thrasher Plate is one of my favorite dishes in Rochester…read more Loosely inspired by the Garbage Plate, it consists of chopped-up pieces of beer-battered shrimp, grilled steak and bacon over a bed of sushi rice garnished with cucumbers, tomatoes and bell peppers. There is also a drizzle of sweet Japanese mayo and mild Sriracha. $13 well spent. For most, the portions are big enough for 2 meals.