Food: 4/5 Excellent Dominican Food! A wide variety of…read moredelicious options - the chicharron and the pernil it's a must try. Portions are pretty decent and the value is solid. Service: 4/5 Friendly and kind service. They were extremely nice and helpful hosting a larger group of kids on a field trip. Ambiance: 4/5 Cozy and functional.

Came here for Father's Day with my family. The decor inside is cool - castle themed. We had fried…read morecalamari, Mofongo and the fish. The prices we were charged were more than the menu stated. The service was good and we finished all of our food.

I've eaten at this place almost every week for the past four years. It's ran by good, good people…read more At a time of need, when I'd lost my job and hardly had money to eat, they noticed my struggle, and--without me asking--gave me more food than I'd ordered and put it on the house. They never let me pay it back. It's a gesture that I've never forgotten, and now that I'm at a stable place again, I do my best to return the favor in every way that I can. The food is good. As Dominican as if you were in Quisqueya itself! The portions are large. The experience is genuine. And the people are hardworking and caring. If you'd like to have a truly Dominican experience and support immigrants in the process, this is the place to go.

I ordered about 50 bucks worth of food, one of them being a mofongo with shrimp. When it arrived…read morethe presentation alone was unacceptable! (Proven to you by an image I attached on this review.). None of the food that was delivered were good either. I do not recommend this location.

The French toast was cooked well and had a nice crunch. It was moist inside. The glaze and fresh…read morestrawberries added to the great taste I will order from here again.

I've never been disappointed by a meal at this establishment. This restaurant delivers as promised…read more The workers provide extraordinarily attentive service. Their food reflects cultural traditions and staff are excellent. The spot offers a comfortable setting.

PLG Coffee House and Tavern is a great place to go for good coffee (or tea, if that's more your…read morego-to!) and breakfast. Inside is warm, cozy, and casual that's perfect for solo focus and productivity. There's free wifi and I've enjoyed going to complete homework. I've enjoyed going with my S.O. and friends in the past as well! Service has been quick and kind every time I've gone with friendly baristas and cooks who bring your food to the table whether you're sitting inside or outside. Outdoor seating is street-side seating however the sidewalk here is very large so traffic isn't an arm's length away, nor is it super loud.

Not sure what's going on but, I placed an order for pickup, get there, the place is closed! WHY IS…read moreYOUR BUSINESS TAKING ORDERS IF NO ONE IS THERE? it was an extreme hassle to get my money back from Ubereats. I have ordered from them before, food is ok, something I do when in a crunch, but this incident? I will never deal with them again, if they are even still in business. I showed up and the front gate was up so I could see inside. lights off, empty and chairs on tables, so I'm not sure what happened. this was 1pm in the afternoon. they apparently never opened today. but that BS I had to deal with was enough to be done with them.

Amazing customer service and my order was prepared thoroughly. Roti and puri is soft and yummy. The…read moreoxtail and rice and peas were SO good love the gravy. Beef Patties are flaky and crispy with a good beefy filling. I love the hot sauces that accompany the food too! Can't wait to try more items from here

I'm always looking forward to having good Caribbean food whenever I'm in Brooklyn…read more I read great reviews and that led to me to trying this place. Sadly I was disappointed with my experience. The food was not good at all and not worth the money. Very small portion. I ordered a jerk chicken meal and no flavor. My sister got the curry and also didn't enjoy her meal. Very disappointing experience.

Really wanted to like this spot, but it missed the mark. We waited 20 minutes just to get water…read moreafter being seated. My burger came out cold, and my friend's salad had wilted lettuce. The manager apologized and took 10% off, but honestly I wouldn't go back. Hopefully just an off night.

La Cabana Rodriguez is one of them ones. Huge poster board menus with pictures of the food with…read moretape over the prices, worn out wood panel walls from the 90s, employees whose 2nd language is English, the beautiful aroma of authentic Dominican food, hand written signs informing you they don't take apple pay, etc. There was even a dude walking around trying to sell fake airpods, which is a telltale sign that a spot is gonna SLAP. I walked in and got in the short line and ordered my homeostasis meal of a half chicken, sides of yellow rice and beans, and plantains. I also added a beef empanada, as when I see an empanada on a menu my hands are tired. All of this food for $18.06 is a STEAL. I got my plate and took a seat in the back of the restaurant where there is ample seating and black film over the windows to keep the sun at bay. This chicken was fantastic, although not top 5. I have it right at the top of my A-tier rankings for chicken spots, just barely missing S-tier. S-tier is special though, reserved for the Casa Adelas, Malecons, and Caravan Chickens of the world. Sides were great and the beef empanada was special. The beef was so well seasoned and reminded me of how my Granny used to make it. Shout out to Granny! As I'm doing research for this review, I realize they sell a Henny Colada. My only regret in life may be not getting this Henny Colada. If I lived in the area, I'd be in here at least twice a week but unfortunately it's a PUSH from Lower Manhattan. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

I use to go there all the time when i was living in the neighborhood. The steak chimichurri is…read morereally good and staff is awesome. I miss Shane's as much as i miss New York

The food was good. The best fried fish I had in a long time. I wish I took a picture of it. It was…read moreso crispy and the portions were ample. The grits were a bit bland but nothing some pepper and table salt couldn't fix. I gave it 3 stars because it was so hot in there. In July, the AC needs to be pumping. Sweating g and Eating is not cool. Pardon the pun. Overall I would return if I was in the area and it wasn't the dead of summer.

The food is delicious. This is a small female owned minority owned business. The food is yummy…read more The selection plentiful and the service is exceptional. There's very little ambience to speak of, but that's not why you're there. You may either take your food to go or you may eat in prices are quite reasonable. Please go check her out and give her some business. You won't regret it.

I remember when Divalicious Jamaican Restaurant first opened--I was there on opening day! The food…read morewas good then, but they've definitely leveled up since. I recently had the pleasure of eating their food again on DJ Polish's boat ride, which Diva caters. I ordered the seafood platter and I'm still salivating over that fried lobster--perfection! I raved to my mom about it so much that she wanted to try it herself. I went back the next day, but they were closed, so now I'm determined to figure out their schedule and catch them when they're open! As a fellow Jamaican, it brings me joy to support my people. Gwaan do yuh ting, mama--I'm proud of you and the growth! The restaurant is cute and cozy, and she's always pleasant. No complaints from me. Keep shining!