Yum!!! as soon as you walk in there's a cute clean restaurant with a musical vibe. I got the three…read morewings and I got rice and everything was so flavorful when I'm in the area I definitely will be stopping in to try more things.

A very solid fried chicken spot. I ordered the 3pc whole wing with fries. The meal comes with…read morecornbread, cole slaw and a special sauce. Let's start with the chicken. It has a nice outer crunch and is well seasoned but not overwhelming with it. You can see the cracked pepper on the skin. It's juicy and cooked well. I do prefer a more cruncher skin however, but this is preference. Chicken alone is a 9/10. This may be controversial but Cole slaw is FIRE to me lol. I consider myself a slaw connoisseur. I enjoy it with numerous meals and meats. The slaw here is yummy. Nice crunch of cabbage and carrot. Mayo base and the perfect ratio of mayo and cabbage 10/10. Every group has a weak link and that is the fries. They were hard. They are shoestring fries and it can be easy to over cook this style of fry. Next time I will opt for another side option 1/10. The cornbread was ok but flavor wise was different and delicious. When I took a bite of this cornbread, my whole mouth dried. It literally sucked all the moisture from me . However, the flavor is vanilla cake like and just delicious 4/10. I also ordered a beverage called Morir Sonando. This is a Dominican beverage that typically consists of oranges, sugar, milk and ice. A beverage I am a fan of. For those foreign to Morir Sonando, it is very reminiscent of Dairy Queen's orange julius, except way less sweet and less thick. This drink is no short of amazing 10/10. Refreshing. Beef empanadas. Delicious. Get them. Get a side of the sauce 11/10. Lastly, I ordered the tres leches cake (3 milk cake). Perfection at its finest. When you're craving tres leches cake, you want THIS. Upon walking in for pick up, Pica Pollo West was very clean. Which makes my likely hood of returning anywhere higher. The service was average. Nothing worth noting. I will return. I want to try their fish next!

Food was great. Service was good. A cute experience somewhere to go…read more Definitely would recommend

Omg whoever this person is in the kitchen needs to move in with me. I would never starve. They…read morereally know how to cook like they could put it together in their sleep. Wonderful.

The place wasn't as clean as I would like the bathroom the floor is the tables. It didn't give a…read moreclean I definitely seen somebody else's review about the quantity. I totally agree. Very small portions for the price did not equal up. The food was not bad. It just did not equal up to what they were giving. I felt bad for the woman working. She was the only one and she was really hustling Over. I probably wouldn't go back because it wasn't a proper portion of food and the cleanliness.

I kept going back between three to four stars. I ordered this off Uber eats so I did not have any…read moreinteraction with the restaurant. The reason I am going back and forth between the stars is because the meat portion is very small. The rice was amazing but then you get a small side of a salad? It had no dressing but was one onion slice, one tomato, and some lettuce. The stew chicken came with one big piece and two small pieces. I ate it all in one sitting. Overall the taste was amazing. The portion was not.

Named for the Dominican coastal region located in the northern part of the island, El Cibao is…read moreunapologetically true to its culinary roots. This small establishment is conveniently situated along W 117th St and is easy to spot from the street. One day I was in the area and spontaneously decided to try it. The menu consists of many common Dominican dishes, such as mangu and other staples consisting of chicken and beef. The interior has ample seating with booths and tables. Upon walking in I went directly to the counter and placed my to go order, since I was a bit short on time but nonetheless in the mood for some beans and rice. There were 3-4 tables occupied and it seemed steady. I spoke with a young lady who appeared from the back - much to my delight - who took my info and advised me that it would be around 15 minutes. I did in fact get beans and rice but also a side of platanos maduros. After waiting in my vehicle for a bit, I returned to pick up my order. The stewed beans were savory and paired well with the rice. The platanos were excellent and prepared with just the right amount of oil, not overly saturated. You don't have to travel to Santo Domingo or Cotui to get Domincan food, you can go to El Cibao!

Person who welcome us was not very happy to see customers was not dressed nice , place looked very…read moredirty and lobby was closed I would give this place 0 star no food on the menu was available didn't have anything we requested we didn't even stay. Stay away!!!!

First time there definitely coming back food was good and go leftovers for later great serviceread more

I hate to be that person but truly truly, if I could give zero I would. The food was good, but the…read moreservice was AWFUL, lady at the front had an attitude and told me and my father we couldn't sit down and eat because we got our food from the other side of the SAME restaurant.

This was my first time stopping into Barroco and it was a fun experience trying traditional latin…read morecuisine with fun and bold flavors. The place itself is tucked away into Lakewood and offers a great atmosphere with an indoor/outdoor flow. The ambiance is nice, they have good music playing in the background not too loud and not too quiet. We went in the evening, so all the lights were turned on which made the experience enjoyable. All the food was really flavorful, and they had a ton of options for cocktails. The complimentary sauces are phenomenal and definitely take the dishes to the next level! Unfortunately, we had to wait over an hour for our food to come out and despite being told appetizers would be quick they took awhile. Server was kind and apologetic and explained they had a new training chef although it felt others around us were getting their food. I do wish they would have given us a complimentary appetizer or made one free of charge as the wait total was almost 1.5 hours. Overall, this place is a really great stop and I'm glad to have it nearby. I have heard the service and speed is usually efficient so maybe this was just a one night thing. Definitely stop in as they have a large menu with bold flavor and a great atmosphere.

Cool vibes and great menu! Joseph took great care of me. I…read morewill be back! Very alert to food allergies too!

The service is on the slow end. I had high hope for this place. Pernil was dry, the yuca was…read morehard, and the rice was lacking adobo.

Wanted to grab a bit to eat something other than fast food and this sounded pretty good it's a…read morelittle spot Fulton by west 25th it's had a mom and pop type feel to it on the inside the employees are nice and it's pretty normal with how loud it can be as any other food place I ordered some rice with fried pork and beans it was very good but looking at the Cuban I had a taste for onr so I got that also lol I only at half because they are a decent size portion the picture is only half of the Cuban sandwich very good also it a must try spot if your in the area.