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.

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

There is something deeply respectable about a kitchen that doesn't play games with portions. Over a…read moredozen visits to Mi Tierrita, and the baseline truth remains undefeated: the food is cooked exceptionally well, and the platters are monstrous designed to easily feed two. TIn regards to the decor, this isn't a place chasing modern trends, and it's all the better for it. The rotisserie chicken has that perfect, deeply seasoned skin that only comes from a kitchen that knows its craft, and the salmon is a exceptional. It's an authentic, unapologetic Colombian staple where you can just head to the bar, grab a cold beer, watch the game, and get exactly what you came for. Food (4/5): Fantastic. The rotisserie chicken is packed with flavor, and the salmon is consistently excellent. The sheer volume of food is staggering. Customer Service (3.75/5): Reliable and down-to-earth. The staff keeps things moving smoothly, whether you're at a table or sitting at the bar. Decor (3.5/5): It isn't modern, but it doesn't need to be. It feels accurate, warm, and entirely right for an authentic neighborhood Colombian spot. Price: Around $25 per person. In an era of shrinking plates and rising prices, the value you get for the sheer amount of quality food here is a total steal.

(03.26.26) It's been awhile since I've been here. And it's always delicious!…read more Drinks: Henny Colada Colombiana Entrees: Churrasco with rice and beans & Breaded Steak with salad, fried plantains, rice, and beans. Also, ordered a side of maduros (swet plantain) Our meal, service, ambiance was great! Will be back!

I will say that I was initially a bit turned off by my experience here. We were visiting family in…read moreeastern LI and on the way back home, stopped to visit my parents in East Meadow. I wanted to bring my parents some food, but not "fast food". We love Peruvian as it's the closest comfort food we've ever had that is just like home cooking and I know my parents would love it. I found this restaurant online, and the reviews were promising. I ordered on their website and set the pick up time. The payment went through on my end because I received a notification immediately upon paying. When we arrived to the restaurant, I was unsure where to enter. I accidentally entered the dine in restaurant section. They seem to have multiple spaces; a nicer restaurant with dim lighting, neon lights and a lively ambience, a more casual dining area that was empty this particular night, and then a bar section for drinks and takeout. One of the employees walked me over to the pick up area near the bar, and I let them know I placed my order. The woman looks confused and fetched the owner/manager. They claimed my payment never went through. I told them that 100% it did go through as I received a message saying such. They asked for proof of payment. I showed them my online bank account, showing the payment pending. The transaction was made through *their* specific payment set up on the restaurant's website. At this point I began to get irritated. I asked them if my food was ready because I ordered ahead for the main purpose of having the food ready by the time I arrived. They seem to still believe that maybe the payment did not go through and reluctantly began preparing my order. They could definitely sense that I was getting upset and my patients was running thin. They also obviously did not have my food ready so I ended up having to wait longer than anticipated. I had my husband come in with our kid, ordered some shots and a couple drinks. They were nice enough to comp us a couple drinks to make up for the inconvenience. Their natural juices do taste very good. I tried their passion fruit. I got my parents a rotisserie chicken and chaufa. I also tried both and they were great. I ordered myself a tamale but left it out all night and had to throw it away. I'm still pissed about that. They get 3 stars because the food and drinks were good, and they made up for their mistake, but I'm still a bit annoyed at their janky payment system. They're conveniently close to my parents' house so I'll probably try them again but maybe stop by in person and order take out while enjoying a drink at the bar.

I stopped by here for lunch after shopping at nearby newly opened Ross, one of my favorite stores!…read moreThe interior was elegant and spacious, as well as decorated for the holidays. There was a classy and welcoming feel to the place. Upon being seated, there were complimentary corn nuts with a savory green sauce. These were tasty and addicting, with a satisfying crunch. For my drink, I wanted to try the Purple Corn beverage. The waiter brought me Purple Corn and Passionfruit juices, recommending that I mix them together. I sampled them separately at first, and loved the taste of both. The Purple Corn was delicate and sweet, while the Passionfruit was citrusy and refreshing. I wasn't sure I would them as much together, but it turned out to be a delightful blend. I ordered the Steak with Sausage, along with sides of Tostones, Salad, Rice, and Moro. The Steak had lovely grill marks, was wonderfully tender and well seasoned. The Sausage was juicy and also bursting with flavor. Tostones were perfectly crispy, thin, and oh so flavorful. Some of the best I have tasted! Salad was a nice and colorful mix of corn, purple onion, tomatoes, avocados, bringing a fresh element to the dish. White rice was fluffy and cooked well. The Moro I did not care for, because I found it to be bland. Service was excellent. The waiter was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. I enjoyed my meal here and would return if in the area to try one of the Seafood dishes.

I throughly enjoy my food here, it was delicious. The service is attentive, there are plenty of…read moreplaces to sit and they give you a lot of food. Can't wait to go back!

I was very pleasantly surprised by this place as I didn't realize that Long Island had solid…read morePeruvian food (I know, silly me) but this place definitely does it justice. The prices are reasonable, the pisco sours are tasty & strong, & the ceviche is *chef's kiss.* my favorite had to be the leche de tigre & I would definitely recommend it a little spicy as well. All in all, I'd definitely go back.

I passed this place looking for a quick bite to eat. It's in a small strip mall with 4 or so…read morestores. Shared parking and some of the spaces are timed as well. They are the corner store. There are a few tables inside but really for parties of 2 or less. Larger parties would just have to sit separately. I tried one of the burgers , it came with a fried egg and chorizo. Delicious. The sauce the used was good as well. I had my order to go and it came out quick enough. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area again.

Wifey wanted to stop by as it's fairly new. Small spot with about 8 tables for 1-4 people. Spanish…read moremusic played as we walked in but it wasn't loud where we couldn't talk to each. Sat right away as it want busy and the staff welcomed us and offered menus. Ordered the meda arepa with steak and the hot dog with chips. Both were pretty good but the sauce definitely overpowers both dishes. But still not bad. I think we'll be back. I definitely want to try some other dishes there.

Every Sunday this is me and my bf place to eat for breakfast or brunch.. el desayuno is delicious…read moreperfect with platanos and beans and some huevos revueltos. Brunch is great with some carne asada,rice, and beans. This place always hits the right place. Yes sometimes you gotta wait a while, remember the place is small.. but it's worth it. If your looking for some good salvi food, I recommend this place!!!

Full Disclosure: I've known the owner for years, but this review is truly an unbiased opinion…read more Good tasting food and cleanliness is very important in the food service industry. I've taken a tour of their kitchen before, and I can conclude that everything is in tip-top shape. The chef has been there for many many years and can do wonders with her food ingredients. If you truly want to taste Home-Made Salvadoran food (like Mama's secret recipe good), I suggest you stop by Las Brisas De El Salvador and give it a try. I've came here at least a dozen times and I'm still in love with their food! Also, the place has a super cute interior of sceneries from El Salvador. 1) Milk Shakes: I think I've tried almost all of their flavors and Honeydew, Cantaloupe, and Papaya shakes are personally my favorites. 2) My dad and I love their beef soup and my mom prefers their chicken noodle soup. 3) My mom LOVES their pupusas. FYI: I swore they had an english-verison menu a couple of years ago, but now it's all in spanish. However, they knew exactly what I wanted when I came here to order take-out. I would order new things, but unfortunately my 3 years of high school spanish did not do the menu any justice. I really missed the waitress that used to work there about 2 years ago, she was super awesome! Oh yea, it's CASH ONLY and there's a HUGE parking lot in the back!

So I went again & this time I had learned my lesson from last time, so I got stew beef with Moro…read more(rice & beans) & yuca. This meal was 10 times better than the pork I had the last time. They redeemed themselves, I actually might get this again tomorrow. It was really good. That's why I don't like to just go to a place once or just try one thing off of the menu. Glad I went back & the service was good.

I was searching for a place to eat and stumbled upon this one, located in a small strip mall. It's…read morea small restaurant, hot buffet table on the right as you enter, 3/4 high tables to sit down on the right. The staff was very friendly. I like the baked chicken that was well seasoned, the pernil was good. I ordered the chicharron, it wasn't seasoned well enough for my taste. I would definitely be returning to try other items on the menu