Delicious Latino cuisine. Always crowded, with limited seating. We take out. Food is always fresh…read moreand hot and perfectly prepared. Oh, those Pastelles! Quick service. Impossible parking. But well worth the effort.

Omg horrible horrible horrible the Cuban sandwich disgusting only some dry pernil and no pickles no…read moreham maybe one slice of cheese. Tamarindo juice didn't taste like anything the sancocho not a fan the only thing that looks ok we haven't try it is the Maduro. This is not the first time last time I went in person and I asked for a chicken soup and when I got home if you see the chicken they gave me I was shocked. Safe your money 27.00 dollars WASTED and that's not including tips but he was the only one worth tipping he had a great attitude very polite.

I was super duper hungry but I didn't know what to get and I stumbled on this spot . I just wanted…read moresomething fast since I was in a time crunch and the China spot next door looked a little too fishy for me .... Long story short I was glad that I picked this spot. The pig feet dish is the dish I usually go for when i go for Spanish food . It was by the far best pig feet stew I ve ever had . The rice was a little hard but it didn't stop me from devouring it . I would definitely go back to try the ribs and other things on the menu . It's a selfish served location where they give u the food and you take it to the table.

Give this place a try. It is a solid Dominican spot with relatively inexpensive food and quick…read moreservice. I liked that the food was very hot during my visit. It arrived steaming. The setup is basic and straightforward. If you live in the area and do not feel like cooking, this is the kind of homestyle place you could visit often.

I had a pleasant visit to this restaurant, the staff were polite and attentive, the food was fresh…read moreand well prepared, the atmosphere was relaxed and cozy, I left feeling satisfied.

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Delicious !!! Always fresh seafood and the food doesn't disappoint :) I recommend the salmon with…read morerice and frijoles

This place is an equatorial restaurant filled with the typical Ecuadorian foods. They have a Caldo…read morede bola, which is plantain with meat and eggs and other good things and it looks like a ball so totally delicious. I also had the. Guatita, it's tripe with a peanut sauce and white rice, which is out of this world. I was going there for years and then they opened up the front on fourth Avenue, which makes it look more appealing. I recommend this restaurant highly. The staff is welcoming, but equators are known for their kindness. Everything they have is good.

I stopped by here the other day on my walk back home to try this new spot. They are very highly…read morerated on Google so I thought let me find out!! I walked in and asked for chicken. The guy highly recommended the stewed chicken. I asked for a half chicken and was on my way. When I got home and tasted it, it wasn't very pleasant. The flavor is more sweet than anything. Some of the chicken was also pink inside. I made my Dominican neighbors try it and they were also very disappointed. I'm not sure if they were just having a bad day or something but this chicken was not it. I hope they can do better. The place was very clean inside though, and nearly organized which I liked.

Amazing picadera! Surely does live up to the name of the place. It was my first time there and…read moremanagement was very friendly, even offered us samples while we waited for our food. Will definitely come back again! Love from Boston

I was passing through Sunset Park and hadn't eaten since breakfast. I saw an Ecuadorian spot near…read morethe train, but it had a B grade, so I passed. Defeated, that only made me want Ecuadorian food even more. I began a mission to get a plate of llapingachos (mashed potatoes laced with cheese and topped with peanut sauce, a typical dish in the Cuenca/Azogues area of Ecuador.) Yelp did not fail me. I walked south and found this place just after some scaffolding. I sat down and was promptly given a menu. Llapingachos are usually eaten with fritada (fried pork) or hornado (roast pork, like pernil.) Them I saw guatita (tripe with peanut sauce) and was almost lead astray and said to myself, No, you came here for llapingachos and llapingachos you shall have. The menu had pictures and I even saw a plate pairing them with steak and eggs. It was a hard decision, but I went with that. The waitress brought out green sauce, called ají in Colombia (not sure what it's called in Ecuador.) my husband ordered the bandeja paisa, a Colombian dish. I waited in trepidation, as I was starving at this point. The food came and I was unsure what to go for first. The meat, the llapingachos, the fried eggs, the salad, or the rice. I gave each a turn. What I love about Ecuadorian cooking, is that there's often a variety of foods on one plate. I hadn't had this plate in ages, so this was a real treat. I wasn't feeling 100% today, so the meal was hearty, yet had nothing to upset my stomach. It turned out to be just the right thing for me. My husband enjoyed his meal, though it was a riff on the traditional plate. They left out the area yet added a few pieces of pork on the bone. He seemed to enjoy his meal. I'd go back. In fact, a personal obligation will require me to be back in the neighborhood in a few days and now I have a little spot to go to that I can trust. I might just try the guatita this time.

A local friendly family restaurant. Came here on a Saturday afternoon, they are busy. We…read moreordered mango smoothie, land and sea platter, half a chicken, lamb stew and empanadas. The mango smoothie was delicious. The land and sea platter was ok, the meats are well seasoned but it was a bit dry. Lamb stew was tasty. The chicken was very flavorful and moist. The empanadas was a bit oily and dry for me. I will definitely come back to try the smoothie and chicken again.

For many years, we've been ordering from La Brasa Peruana for take out. Never really had a bad…read moreexperience. It's great to eat here in person as well. The food is served very quickly and the staffs are very friendly. My favorite is still their Peruvian chicken with their pork fried rice and green sauce.

I love their rotisserie chicken as it is always so delicious, super juicy & well seasoned. I enjoy…read moreeating it w/ their rice and beans + side of french fries. That green sauce is addictive! Staff was friendly & it has a good amount of indoor seating inside.

This is not a bad place after eating here twice the food is pretty decent. Its your typical steam…read moretable rice and beans, pernil, mofongo cuchifrito. I love that word cuchifrito so sexy, my meal was the roasted pork shoulder (pernil) with some arr-oz gondules. The pork was tender and moist. The rice was cooked very good. They have an extensive breakfast menu and the specials change for each day of the week. My only complaint would be to see some hot sauce bottles on the table instead of unopened bottles of wine. Another plus is the salt and pepper shakers worked to perfection, they were kinda nice. Cause it really grinds my gears when you eat out and the salt and pepper shakers don't work. So overall not a bad spot, I will definitely be back for more.

This place gets a 2.5. This place is very spacious, clean, OK service.If you wanna get fat and have…read morea heart attack, than this is your grease trap. They serve mad fried goods,which I think is this place specialty, they have a lot of arepas and chicharones(pork rinds). But here come the cons: The rotisserie chicken was not fully cooked, yuck! The rice with gandules was dry and hard.Not good. The plain rice and bean tasted bland. This place is forgettable, I've been to better spots in Sunset Park.