This is a local restaurant in Mount Vernon which is a hit or miss with the food. A few times I went…read morethey didn't have any food ( only white rice, no pork etc...) Also depending on who's preparing the food it's excessively over seasoned. But overall I do occasionally catch them on their "A" where they have what I want and it banging.

Authentic and solid Dominican Restaurant. The owner, is very pleasant and helpful. The servings…read moregenerous! Aaaand the flavor, hits the spot! All of it! I ordered Mondongo, Sancocho, Shrimp Salad, and Chicken Noodle Soup. Everything delicious! And for the price? I mean, it's definitely a steal! Go check 'em out!

Un caldo que resucita los muertos a soup that brings the dead back as my grans would say their…read moresancocho was the best one I've had in years thank you they're pernil was perfect I'm so gappy I stopped in and the staff thank you for being your wonderful selves .

We've always ordered from here and have enjoyed the food in the past, but this time was very…read moredisappointing. I placed a large order for our staff, and unfortunately, the quality just wasn't there. The food looked good, but the taste didn't match. The tostones were dry and hard, like they had been microwaved, and the pollo horneado had no flavor. Both the white rice and the moro de guandules were bland, and the chicken was dry. The sweet plantains were the only item that was somewhat okay. Everything was just too dry overall. This didn't taste like the Dominican food we know and love. The one bright spot was the ordering process, the young lady I spoke with was incredibly pleasant and professional. I really appreciated how helpful she was.

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.

Very nice Food was good…read more We had a large and they were attentive ambience is comfortable

We no longer have to go to the Bronx for Puerto Rican food because it's all here. This brother and…read moresister duo cook like they're back in the homeland making their mama's down-home Puerto Rican meals- but still keeping up with the different Vegan and Vegetarian eating lifestyles. Amidst a pub, animal hospital, smoke shop and a few other storefronts, is El Cantito Cafe on Central Ave in Yonkers. No reservations, just walk in. But the lady on the phone said to come right away and grab the only 2-seater available. Bet. Tito Rojas, Victor Manuelle and other Salseros were blasting up in this joint when we came on a Friday night. Debbie as it turns out, is the sister in this duo and greeted us like we've been long-time friends- and our table was in fact waiting for us. Large framed photographs of Puerto Rico and Vejigantes decorate Cantito's dark grey walls. Our Mojito and Lemonade Spiked with Coconut something had strength but had too much ice. Service was excellent and so friendly. Our server was a sweetheart and the brother in this partnership, greeted us. My Creole Shrimp with a side of white rice/red beans was good. Hubs liked his fried pork chunks and remembers that particular taste and seasoning growing up. Typical Puerto Rican mofongo calls for chicharrón in it- but Cantito doesn't include any which is a great, creative-thinking Vegan move for a classic dish like this one. I'm not sure what else I can say about this Puerto Rican spot, except for the fact that the food is tasty, you're greeted like family (hubs felt right at home) and the music is banging.

Dominican restaurants in the White Plains area (and a bit beyond) are few and far between. So when…read moreone opens, I want to experience how my people are cooking or doctoring up the foods I grew up with. Plus, I've had Gustico on my radar ever since they opened down on Central Ave in Yonkers a few years ago. Despite their current average rating, they're still a firm favorite so decided on take out. The space is small with their food warmers taking up a lot of space on the right. A few high top tables on the left and lots of tropical faux greenery to invite you further in. Gustico has all the hearty Dominican staples- think: sancocho, stewed goat, stewed fish with coconut, chicharrones de cerdo (fried pork chunks), etc. The seafood though, isn't offered daily as menu might suggest as the restaurant may not have received their supply for the day. That was the case when I came here and was told they didn't receive the fish because of the rainstorm. I ordered yellow rice- that looked like white rice doused in yellow food coloring, a container of white rice, a small container of each of black and red beans. Both beans were tasty- but the thinly sliced celery in each threw me off since traditional Dominican cooking doesn't call for that and I also picked up baked chicken for hubs which he liked a lot. Tamarind and Passion fruit juices were the real thing- maybe way tooo sweet- but tasty. Don't pay any mind to their strip small location, come for the soul-soothing Dominican stews+other foods and warm service practically all year round. However, aside from their 3+ year mark, Gustico needs to straighten out themselves big time and not cut corners because it seems EVERYBODY is complaining about them. Just do better.

The truth is that I was not expecting much. Typically, these kinds of establishments are all the…read moresame. Good food, good prices, in and out and 0 service. Since I'm with my family, service must be included. I was so disappointed when we received great service. Food was delicious and cheap. The space has 3 tables, tiny. They should take advantage of the summer and put some tables outside. They were featured in the Westchester Magazine and don't disappoint. Supporting local businesses is what the game is about. Glad the business is thriving and doing great.

The food hits the spot! It makes me think of the warm, comforting meals I used to enjoy with my…read moreabuela. From yellow rice, black beans, empanadas, tostones, mofongo, and more!! Each dish is a delightful reminder of home. I definitely recommend this cozy mom-and-pop spot, where the staff is friendly and helpful. I ordered carryout and I appreciated the tv tuned to a World Cup game while we waited.

Cocina criolla is the cuisine created by the European (mostly Spanish) colonists using their…read moretraditional recipes made with native Caribbean foods and cooking styles. Sofrito is a versatile, aromatic purée of tomatoes, peppers, cilantro, onions, and garlic, which is the foundation of just about every Puerto Rican, Cuban, and Dominican soup, stew, or sauce. Located on busy Teaneck Road in Teaneck, this husband/wife duo, with the husband being Cuban and the wife Puerto Rican, operates the hidden gem that translates from the Spanish meaning "my roots." The reservation was easily made by Google Assistant for Saturday dinner. Upon arrival at Mis Raices, a bigger location after 3 years for some of us, my partner, our friends, and I got a table by the window immediately inside a cozy island vibe filled with the wonderful smell of the home-style food, the beautiful souvenirs of Puerto Rico and Cuba, and the vibrant salsa music. The menu has been expanded since our last visit, so come hungry! For appetizers, we decided on the Croqueta De Jamón, Croqueta De Pollo, and Guava Empanada. As a main meal, we opted for Arroz Con Pollo (Chicken with Rice), Pechuga De Pollo (Chicken Breast) A La Plancha with Salad, Ropa Vieja (Shredded Beef) with Arroz Amarillo y Frijoles Negroes, and Oxtail/Rabo Encendido with Arroz con Gandules. Complimentary toasted garlic bread started our meal. The meal was beautifully presented. The flavors were tastefully delicious and pretty consistent, being rich and authentic. The portion was just right with the price very reasonable, and it's a BYOB. The owners, Ana and Eddie, and their staff make us feel welcome and are accommodating. We can continue to recommend this place.

This spot is nice you'll miss it if you don't look the breakfast and coffee was good. The service…read moreher is good too they are quick to help soup wasn't the best I tried. But maybe cause it was the last bit but I'll try it again. the other food looks good haven't tried it but I will. Soon

I used to love coming to this place for good food and good prices. They increased their prices so…read morehigh it is ridiculous! I will no longer be coming here or the people at my job who also order often from here. They want to charge for every little thing even garlic sauces and it's not right.

It was okay. I won't bash it but it was not amazing and some of the stuff we ordered tasted old…read moreand over seasoned. I was sad because we spent so much money and driving to pick it up in crazy traffic It's disappointing when you see amazing looking food online and yours is just blah. I may try it out again if I'm close to the Restaurant but I won't go out of my way from queens to eat there or order out.

Great food mofongo with shrimp was delicious great customer service staff very friendly and prompt…read moreservice. Nice decoration in sit down area.