787 Puerto Rican restaurant. The layout is nicely done with key Puerto Rican art. The ambience is…read morelaid back they do have a live dj on the weekends with hookah options. The outside balcony seating is nice for summer dining. The menu options and drink menu is nicely done. Service was ok the waitress disappeared for awhile , the alcappurias were ok not what I'm used to when I go to Puerto Rico, the parcha sangria was absolutely delicious it tasted just like it. The waitress didn't bring us out plates or clean up the plates and we had to wait awhile just to get our bill. She just disappeared. One thing that really bothered myself and my friend was the table that had hookah with a young child at the table. I feel that should not be allowed at all.

Food was not authentic PR food, overpriced and the business owners adds a 20% service charge on the…read morebill to cover their administrative staff, SMH.

The plantain base (instead of English muffin or other bread type) was yummy especially with the…read morehollandaise sauce, yolk, egg, pork but it did feel a little thick/dry at points. Still would get again. They say they have a 1 hour seating time, so we were a little worried when we got there at 10:30 for our reservation but didn't get seated till 10:40. However we did end up finishing within the hour - I'm not totally sure how strict they are about that rule. They also have the kitchen right where you wait to get seated, which just added to the hunger and anticipation

Extremely disappointed. I drove all the way from Boston with my family specifically to try this…read moreplace, but we ended up leaving before even ordering. The issue was when we tried to get clarification on allergy-friendly options. We understood the menu may not accommodate certain dietary restrictions, but we were trying to order for other members of our family while also double-checking in person if anything could work for our child. What made the experience frustrating was how we were handled. We were told to stand outside and order online--in 25-degree weather--with a child, instead of being allowed to step inside briefly to order and ask questions. For a business serving pastries to-go, that felt unreasonable. We were also told the stools were reserved, despite there being only two patrons in the entire establishment. The staff came across as dismissive from the moment we walked in. It's a shame because we were really looking forward to the food, but no meal is worth being treated poorly. Business is business, but basic hospitality and courtesy matter.

Food On Fuego! Everything is a must try on the menu!!…read moreCome here today and go see and this amazing goodness!! 10/10 Owners are very kind and nice :) Ambiance was amazing! Tropical

Actually ordered on door dash, which is convenient!…read more The pinchos and chicharron was good! Love that I got a whole salad. Wish it was more clear on the rice of the day. Beans were okay, lacked some flavor. Would order from here again though.

Dining at Bella Vista was lovely and delicious. We were impressed with the romantic setting - the…read morebeautiful pastel lighting and the artwork in the dining room. The pleasant owner circulated throughout the evening to welcome guests; our waitress, Dede, was fantastic and so helpful and kind. Our dinner began with a basket of delicious bread and was followed by our appetizer selections which we shared. The Eggplant Napoleon Tower with mozzarella, marinara sauce and fresh basil was very pleasing. Our other great appetizer, Grandma's Sunday Meatballs complimented the eggplant tower. This reminded me of my late mother who was a wonderful Italian cook as she would always have eggplant on hand and each Sunday, she stood at the stove cooking the Italian meatballs. What a wonderful memory for us. Our main course entrees were both excellent. The Gnocchi Alla Bella Vista were baked in a San Marzano tomato cream sauce with fontina smoked mozzarella and sweet Italian sausage. My "date" ordered Veal Parm in a tomato basil sauce, served with penne and it was enough for three meals - amazing!! Everything is presented well, and so very fresh and enjoyable at Bella Vista. Even though we were very, very "stuffed," we did enjoy a piece of the Death by Chocolate cake. We could hardly move but were totally thrilled to have this great experience at Bella Vista Restaurant. Thank you to the attentive owner and to our waitress for their warmth and concern which made our evening perfect.

Found Bella Vista on Yelp and liked the reviews and menu. Great to try a new-for-us restaurant and…read morehave a really good meal. Two of us had the Veal Parm. The veal was delicious, the pasta and sauce ok. Two others had the chicken Marsala subbing mashed for oven roasted potatoes. They both loved it. Death by chocolate dessert was not great. Our waitress had an off night but other servers seemed very attentive. Everyone was friendly. The entrees were served hot and rated at least four stars.

Food and portions are good. Staff was friendly. I picked up an order and was greeted upon entering…read more They had plenty of hot food ready to be ordered. As I was waiting for my food to be packaged the kitchen staff was still filling the hot trays out front with more hot fresh food and it was already like 6pm. Plenty of tables to sit and enjoy but I just pick up quick which is easy in and out. Can be a bit pricey but you get a good amount.

Take me back to Providence, Rhode Island. This restaurant just made its way to my Top 10 favorite…read morerestaurants and yes, I will travel 3000 miles for their food! We were hungry then found this place while we were looking for a place to eat. Totally unplanned, just wanted to get a bite to eat. This restaurant is located on Broad St (busy street) next to McDonald's, Dunkin Donuts, and other places to eat. I'm so glad we walked into this establishment. My boyfriend and his younger brothers are Puerto Rican. They asked me if I've ever tried Mofongo. I've always wanted to try it, so I ordered the Mofongo with chicharron. Best decision ever. What it is, is mushed up plaintains mixed with Pernil (Puerto Rican slow roasted pork). Then topped off with chicharrones. It also came with a red sauce (not spicy) and a white sauce. It was so good: The ladies working there at the time were very friendly too. There is a bathroom inside for customers only and a lot of tables to sit. You just sit yourself. Can't wait to come back to Providence just for this restaurant. I'm hooked!

this place is gas. never let me down from the first time i unintentionally walked in to kill time…read morewaiting for an uber. regular spot now and hit it on a weekly basis. get literally anything and it's gonna hit spread over a fat plate of rice and peas with a coke.

I have tried most things on the menu and have loved everything. The food is delicious, authentic,…read moreand perfectly seasoned... The "but" that's coming is to do with my frustration over them being out of potato salad every single day of the week. I LOOOVE potato salad and am very picky...so this potato salad is perfect. If you know you are going to sell out of it everyday because people love it and buy it...wouldn't you make enough of it to sell to people who want it??

Saw this guy in tik tok talking about how this place had the best Puerto Rican food in the state of…read moreRI!!!! Dead WRONG... he doesn't even have the Boriqua charisma.... We walked into his place on a Saturday afternoon & it was empty!!!!! Then he was sitting at a dirty table, the girl that was at the counter was cold as ice, we stood there waiting for her to clean the table & that was a negative!!!! So we walked out cuz the place didn't even smell like food was cooking... we went to "787" BOMB.COM!!!!

Today I took 9 of my high school students to experience Puerto Rican food. It was amazing!!! The…read moreempanadas were MADE to ORDER!!! Delicious alcapurrias, as well as everything else that they cooked. The service was excellent. The staff was friendly as well. My students enjoyed everything. Once they were done eating, they enjoyed playing pool for a little while before getting on the bus to return to school. I will go back every chance I get, and I recommend that you do the same! You will not be disappointed!

Attention hungry people that are scared of venturing into the Broad street/Elmwood Spanish areas in…read moreSouth Providence bc you think it is "dangerous," this newish Dominican cafeteria lunch spot is only one block east of Olneyville New York System next to Bank of America, just across the bridge from Federal Hill, so you can eat this kind of good ass Caribbean food without having to question your own personal racial/economic biases about what constitutes a "safe" neighborhood. Ahem. Anyhoo, the food is good, pricing is fair, this place is newer than most of the other similar restaurants in PVD. There's parking, but very limited seating so it's mainly a carry-out situation. The only reason sketchy experience I've had here is one other time I tried to visit, they shut down a 1/2 hour before posted closing time, I was super hangry, they had some food available, but the worker wanted to go home more than reopen the register and feed me. However, I haven't had issues since then and if the food stays this tasty, I'd probably upgrade to a 5 since they have specials that I don't often see elsewhere in PVD.

I found a bug in my food, Last time going there. I don't know what type of bug is that(picture…read morebelow) but I had the black beans and rice, I didn't want to take the chance so I trash the entire food. Sadly I paid $7 bucks.