This restaurant is one of the best Dominican restaurants in the Hudson Valley. As a Dominican…read moremyself I can assure you that this restaurant is worth it. They are also so welcoming and friendly. They have a wide variety of food,drink and desserts. My favorite things to get are the yellow rice with red beans and pernil,with plantains. Or the white rice with black beans instead of the yellow. Regardless a taste of everything is amazing. The ambiance is beautiful and almost picture worthy it's just a whole vibe and wonderful to have something different.

It looked great. But, it was way way overrated, like the cook is in love and doesn't pay attention…read more while salting the food. Kid said it was saltier than the ocean. Also we went at night and the food was dry-ish, plantains were not fresh and yammy as u love them. Oxtail was dryyyy. Yukka (for extra $2) was dryyy. From the meat options we got the best was chicken, chicken in my (super salty) soup was perfectly cooked. Grilled chicken was great too, juicy with crunchy skin. Beans were cooked perfectly. Too much rice in every plate and not enough beans though. I really do t know if during lunch time all that food was freshly cooked and juicy and just got dried up by dinner time. I might give it another chance if I am in the area and super hungry, cos it was generously served.

Your regular deli. They don't speak English too well, but they understand what you're saying when…read moreyou're ordering food. They have a buffet set where you can point to what you want. The food tastes homemade, but some of them can be salty...like the empanadas. Too salty!!! My sister ordered once, and it wasn't very good. I always order the chicharon with rice and beans. They make it really well there. They also have homemade quesadilla salvadoreña. It's one of my faves. They have ones that they sell, but it isn't their homemade one. The commercial brand one sucks so bad. Stale, too! I don't really go there to buy packaged stuff...just for the buffet they got. Everyone's really nice there. You can eat inside since there's a place to sit and eat. But i always take it to go. The service is quick, the prices are reasonable. I recommend coming through if you're ever in the mood for spanish food

We ordered a large platter with rice, beans, chicken stew, and half a strip of chicharrón for $16…read more Unfortunately, the food was on the saltier side, so I wasn't happy with the meal for that price. Pedimos un plato grande con arroz, habichuelas, pollo guisado y media tira de chicharrón por $16. Desafortunadamente, la comida estaba tirando a salada, por lo que por ese precio no quedé satisfecha.

Great homemade Dominican food. I've only ever ordered but never been disappointed. I'm on the…read moresearch for the best (aka most similar to what I had growing up) pernil in the area and this definitely comes close.

I love coming here when I am in the mood for Dominican food. The food is always delicious and…read morefreshly made. I had the tres golpes, quipes, cheese empanadas and tamarind juice. Very fast and friendly service.

So I've ordered food from here before and it's been OK. The last time they messed up my order and I…read moredidn't realize it until I got home this time I kept calling and calling and calling and no one answered the phone. I traveled here to find out that the Cook is on a break and will be gone for 30 minutes. It took me about 30 minutes to get here so it makes no sense to go home. now I'm just sitting in the dining room waiting for the Cook to come back from her lunch break. Not professional at all.. Tonight when I got home and went to enjoy my dinner. I realized they messed up my order for a second time. I ordered two cheesesteaks. They forgot the cheese. Now I know if I ever go back. I have to check before I leave. BTW, they charge a surcharge if you pay by credit card

Hands down some of the best gyatdamn Spanish food I've had in a minute. My girlfriend wanted to put…read moreme on to this spot in Punta Cana, and I'm glad she did. It's an all-you-can-eat buffet style setup and for $13.50 you're getting a plate that's absolutely stacked. I went in and loaded up on mac & cheese, pernil, chicharrones, chicken, and sweet onions and every single bite hit. The pernil was juicy, the chicharrones had the perfect crunch, and the mac & cheese tied everything together. I was so hungry I barely even took a picture before diving in -- that's how you know it's good. Huge shoutout to the guy serving us too. Great hospitality, super friendly, and he even recommended some drinks that paired perfectly with the food. If you're in Westbury and craving real, comforting Spanish food, this spot is a must. Come hungry -- you're gonna leave full and happy

My friend and I ordered the lunch special that came with a large portion of yellow rice, beans,…read moresalad and a ton of meat. He had ribs and I had pulled porks for $13.5 per person. It was a huge portion and took us so long to finish. A great restaurant to order takeouts. Also if you pay cash they have a small discount.

I placed a DoorDash order from The Dominican Restaurant in Uniondale, NY, totaling approximately…read more$50 for two orders. After waiting nearly two hours for my food, the order finally arrived -- only for me to discover that I had received someone else's order entirely, under a completely different name - Tara S. I immediately contacted DoorDash, and they advised me to reach out directly to the restaurant to try to resolve the issue. I contacted the restaurant, explained the situation, and expected at least some basic assistance or empathy. Instead, I was simply told that they couldn't do anything to help me. I was on my lunch break and had already waited two hours for my food. To finally receive the wrong order and then be told, essentially, "we can't do anything, good luck," was incredibly frustrating. What bothered me most was the complete lack of customer service, remorse, or empathy. Mistakes happen -- I understand that. But how a business handles a mistake says a lot about the business. In this case, there was absolutely no effort made to make the situation right, assist with a replacement, or help me obtain a reimbursement. I spent $50, waited two hours, received someone else's food, and was essentially left on my own to deal with the problem. I will never order from this restaurant again. The customer service I experienced was completely unacceptable. Businesses need to understand that customer service matters just as much as the food.

I've had Rincon Dominicano bookmarked for the longest time and finally made it here! This is…read moredefinitely a neighborhood secret! All the locals line up for this delicious food, and it's so worth it! Delicious food, great prices, generous portion sizes, large variety of menu options, great customer service! They have a HUGE menu! (See my menu photos). Most items (not all) are premade, and kept in hot steamer tables, ready for your order. There are a few items that are made to order. Our mofongo took about 15 min for them to make, but we didn't mind. The entire staff is so friendly and accommodating. They took such great care in packaging our food. I was so impressed! Each item is overflowing the containers since the portions are very generous. They make sure to wrap each item individually, in plastic wrap, to avoid any kind of spillage. Don't waste any of the delicious juices and gravy! I really appreciated that the food didn't get spilled in the car before I got home! Kudos to the staff! We tried: -- Sancocho Soup ($11/Large): comes with a pint of white rice. Comfort food at it's best. Very good! -- Mofongo w.Pork ($10): comes with a small container of gravy. The Mofongo itself was a bit dry but good after you include some gravy. Very good and worth the wait! This was a great first experience and I can't wait to go back to try their goat stew, roast pork and other goodies. This restaurant is very busy, so the fast turnover for the food kept the dishes fresh and tasty. Rincon Dominicano is more of a takeout place but if you'd like to eat in, they do have about 10 stool seatings by the counter looking out of the window. Restaurant is very clean. So glad I finally made it here, and we shall be back to try other menu items!

I had bake chicken rice and beans and salad a large cost me $16.50. They gave a lot of food but I…read morewould've rather went to a restaurant. It's take out only like deli style you pick what you want. The rice and salad was good but the chicken was a little dry. I had to add hot sauce and stuff to it. The service was nice but the place was a little small no seats.

$10 DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS!…read more happy we found a Dominican spot nearby! today's hot bar included white rice, moro de Habichuelas Negras (rice with black beans), yellow rice, baked chicken, roast chicken, pernil, plantains, beef stew, chicken stew, pork chops, and assorted cold salad items. we tried the baked chicken, pernil, red and black beans, and the chicken empanadas. all were great!! the beans were cooked well, and the $10 portion was great. the empanadas were great as well (probably $3?). we would definitely come back as there is not a lot of Dominican spots further away from Corona (away from 7 train lines). great quick lunch if you are around Great Neck area!

Stumbled upon a latin restaurant while driving down Northern Boulevard in Queens: La Casa De Mama,…read morea charming, mom-and-pop Dominican spot. Walking inside feels like stepping right into a local spot in the Dominican Republic. ​While waiting for our empanadas order, we tried their chicken and maduros, both were yUM. We even got to chat with the sweet spirited chef, Iris, whose pride in her authentic recipes shines through in every bite. ​Finding great Dominican food in Queens can be tough, but this is an absolute add to the list. They also offer lunch specials, delivery on UberEats and DoorDash, and catering services. We will go back!

Hands down one of the best Dominican restaurants around! The food is always fresh, flavorful, and…read moretastes just like a home-cooked meal. Every dish is seasoned perfectly, the portions are generous, and you can tell everything is made with care. The staff is welcoming, friendly, and makes you feel like family from the moment you walk in. The service is always fast, and the restaurant is clean and inviting. Whether it's the rice, beans, meats,everything is consistently delicious. It's become one of our favorite places to eat, and we always leave happy (and with leftovers!). If you're looking for authentic Dominican food and amazing service, this is the place to go. Highly recommend.

Honestly ! One of the best Dominican Restaurants I have been to in a while ,along with excellent…read moreservice & comfy chic atmosphere. Celebrating my eldest graduating today we decided to try Casita RD , we always read so many reviews and it pops up on recommendations around social platforms. The food was great as well as the presentation of each drink and meal brought out to us I ordered the Oxtail with a side yucca mash with added cheese , the oxtail was extremely tender as it should be and the flavor was really well seasoned more on the savory tangy side that paired well with the velvety texture of the yucca mash , I added cheese to my mash however next time (because there will be a next) I would prefer without the cheese flavor of the mash was perfect as is ! My S/o ordered the Boca Chica which was a deep fried Snapper , I cannot really speak on how the flavor of that was but he finished it and was full and satisfied , he paired that with some yucca fries which were very filling . My children both had their own meals of fried chicken my son with fries he's pretty simple and my daughter chose the Moro , the Moro looked so good I asked if I could try some and I am so happy I did bc the Moro especially at a restaurant was flavorful and on point ! I was happy with the food we chose , our family friend ordered the mofongo with the chiccharon she had to have me try it because she said it was delicious and it was , the chiccaron paired with the creamy sauce was such a decadent pairing and not too much , for drinks we ordered a few items like the Morir sonando that was made with fresh pressed orange juice and tasted like one of the greatest creamsicles I can find and I had a Chinola juice , which was perfect not too sweet. my husband had a few drinks , I ordered the white wine sangria which also was strong and very delicious served with fresh fruit . For the ending of our meal we had the tres leches and the lava Cake , we aall shared although the lava cake baked fresh to order I wasn't a fan I prefer the tres leches . I had a more than happy food experience and state it again extremely happy with all the food choices we honestly ate so much that there's items I failed to even talk about bc they were just great but I will be coming back again soon ! I can strongly say even if I didn't try a item I could say it would be good and well prepared their service is great and the food and drinks are made to perfection

Lunch was tasty not too salty andd a very good portion size…read more Too much deep frying, for me. Its crispy but an air fryer is worth a try. Clean and neat place. Friendly staff.

Went to the outlet and came here for food. The atmosphere is great. There's waiter was nice and…read morevery patient with us. We ordered from the lunch menu and the portions were plenty. I will definitely recommend

I came here after placing my order over the phone because this was the only restaurant in my area…read morethat had mofongo. Once I arrived, I was immediately greeted by the hostess/server. The inside of the restaurant is decently sized, clean, and even has a space where you can host a DJ, which is a nice touch. There was a slight language barrier, but it wasn't a big issue. I waited about 5-10 minutes for my to-go order since the hostess/server was the only one working outside of the kitchen staff. I ordered the MOFONGO MIXTO (Mixed Mofongo), which is crispy green plantains mashed with garlic and olive oil, paired with chicharrón, chicken, or cheese. It was solid--rich, tasty, and especially delicious with the salsa blanco, which was creamy and garlicky. That sauce was a first for me, and I loved it! While I've had mofongo that included rice and beans elsewhere, this version stood on its own nicely. A couple of notes: parking is a bit challenging, and I'd recommend placing your order through an app to help navigate any potential language barriers. Overall, a good experience, and I'd definitely give it another shot!

This is a brand new restaurant and bar that is conveniently located close to the Stamford train…read morestation. It is a family run establishment and having just opened, the place is super clean and super modern. There is a good amount of seating, so they can accommodate a large group easily. They are open late and on certain days, they have a DJ and the place turns into a club. The food was extremely fresh and is home cooked style. The chivo guisado was extremely juicy and the meat was so tender - falling off the bone. The pico pollo was great too and very well seasoned. Portions sizes were generous with very reasonable prices too. The staff are very friendly too. It's a nice place to come and enjoy some authentic Dominican food with some bottles of Presidente or cocktails. I recommend giving them a try. You will not be disappointed.