Not good...meat very dry! Beans do not have flavor. The mofongo is dry. Overall we were not…read moresatisfied with the food we received. There was also hair in our food.

What a wonderful happy accident we made when stopping in for lunch. We were off from work on a…read moreWednesday and had tried going to the Indian restaurant in the same parking lot/shopping center. Even though the doors were unlocked and open we were told they didn't open for another hour and so we walked across the parking lot to Cafe Dominican Restaurant. So so so very glad we did. We have been here 2 times since and it just keeps getting better. Service is excellent and very friendly even though we have had times when language was a barrier. The restaurant is a bit run down and most people grab food to go as we did our first time here. The following times we wanted to enjoy their cocktail, well actually, I think it is a shot that was recommended when we asked for a "Dominican" cocktail. It's so yummy - rum, wine, and some type of bark - delicious! We've had the pork ribs and a couple of the stews (guisados) and EVERYTHING is wonderful. I highly recommend getting the yellow rice with pigeon peas over the white, it is so flavorful. I keep forgetting to get photos of our food because I'm so anxious to dig in, but I promise to do better next time we are there.

Wow My first time at this shop as I'm visiting from Florida!…read moreWow I walked in without an appointment and I was immediately seated although the shop was busy and man Louis cut my hair and it was truly a master barber cut! He lined me up and got my beard on point! And I watched all of the other barbers and they all do excellent work! And the shop is awesome! The floor is so amazing that I took a picture of it! No matter what your hair type they got you! A must experience

This was a casual find and no regrets. The service was good and friendly. The food was delicious,…read moreinexpensive and generous portion. I will be back! Me encanto la comida, el servicio bien acogedor y atento. Regresare pronto!

Amazona food excelente servicio very atractiva Enviromental and beautiful waitresses! If you like…read moremerengue, music, Bachata salsa, dancing kind people in the Caribbean food. You will love this place.

I'm amazed at some of these bad reviews and how dumb they are. I'm half Dominican and grew up in…read moreNew York. I married a 100% Dominican woman from the island that lived in Washington Heights after she left DR. This place has great food. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Some left a bad review because they said they ordered a quesadilla and fries that were OK. If you come to a Dominican restaurant and order a quesadilla and fries I'm sorry you are an idiot and know nothing about the culture or what to eat. So the ambiance. Is it a 5 star restaurant? No. Stop complaining about what they have to wipe your hands in the bathroom. If you are looking for a fine dining experience then go to Midtown. It's small, the music is LOUD at night and it gets crowded. If you don't like that vibe then go somewhere else. I've been to eat during the day when it's pretty empty and at night when it's packed. Service has always been good with longer waits if you go when there is a concert or an event at night. The food....very good. The only Dominican food I've had that is better has been food my wife cooked, my mother in law cooked or food in the Heights in New York. Definitely the most authentic Dominican spot here in Atlanta. The picadera is SO GOOD. Their beans taste just as good as what I get at home. My wife loves the Mondongo which is hard to make. Rabo is good so are the bistecs, the chuletas and the chicken I've eaten. I haven't tried the Mangu but my wife says it's good and she makes it AMAZING. I've said this before on reviews and will say it again. You have people expecting to get food like DR. Sorry people but we aren't in DR. We aren't in Washington Heights. I'd love to have it that good here but it's not going to happen. It's still doesn't make it bad. The food here is consistently good and I go often with my wife. Get the Picadera Dominicana. Best thing there.

I moved to East Atlanta and still make the trip of this amazing Dominican Mercado in Lilburn…read more Coming from Jersey, bodegas are plentiful. Unfortunately, that is not that case in Georgia. Though coming back to this Market brings back memories of all the delicious foods I used to eat back home. Enjoy y Buen Provecho!

Awesome!! Really humility and professionalism. It make me proud visiting the store. The best…read morefamiliar place to order fresh meals. The service is excepcional, we need to support our community to establish a strong bond.

Service was great here , I definitely recommend small little area. Nice Latin place drinks were…read moreawesome. Food was on point. I forgot the server's name but great service.

I'm surprised there wasn't a single Yelp review for N3dos until Tom E's FTR (First to Review) in…read moreNovember 2020. This Caribbean restaurant and lounge - Dominican food to be specific - opened in 2018. The food we had hit the spot. It was fresh and tasty, cooked and packed to order. For a place that's primarily a Latin nightclub, our Sunday lunch on the patio here was surprisingly delicious. N3dos is located on Buford Highway OTP (outside the perimeter) in the former Shooter Alley building: https://bit.ly/382CSeQ. The shopping center it's located in, Treasure Village, has cleaned up in recent years. Gone is Shooter Alley, the sketchy spa, and Buford Hwy Twin Cinema: https://bit.ly/382LKRC. N3dos renovated and opened up the old Shooter Alley space. It now features a long bar with TVs, elevated booths, tall tables, lounge seating, a DJ stage, and a game nook with gambling machines. They also added lots of windows to let some natural light in. Due to the currently raging COVID-19 pandemic, we dined outside on the makeshift parking lot patio. It's amazing how many tables you can fit onto three parking spots. The outdoor patio was enclosed with cinder blocks and wooden beams. The tables weren't exactly level, but that was OK. At least the furniture was in good condition and looked clean. When I called N3dos before our visit to confirm outside seating, the lady who answered told me that outside seating availability is subject to the staff and volume during each particular shift. Weekends are busier than weekdays and outside seating is more likely during weekends. Also, I was told only two servers work per shift. The patio is completely uncovered so it's also available weather-permitting. During our extended lunch stay from about 12:00-2:30pm on a Sunday, we were the only walk-up "dine-in" customers. I noticed one pick-up takeout customer and another solo customer enter the building. When we visited, there were no other customers and we saw only three workers inside: a man and woman up front (the latter took our order) and an older lady in the kitchen. There was a language barrier, but we were able to order successfully. I discerned that the entire menu wasn't available during the daytime, but instead at night, which was understandable given the bulk of their business is in the evenings. Our server, Katherine, immediately directed us to several specific items on the menu. The menu was spiral-bound, laminated, sturdy, and colorful, filled with helpful pictures and descriptions in both English and Spanish. She pointed out a few chicken dishes, but when I asked her about other dishes, she also suggested beef. Note: Katherine said if we wanted true dine-in service, we had to eat inside. If we wanted to eat outside, we had to order to-go. Our food was served in disposable containers -- aluminum foil plates with paper tops, plastic bowls with snap-shut lids, and flimsy foam boxes. Menu items were affordably-priced with most entrees, except for the seafood entrees, under $15 each. Entree categories included salad, soup, sandwiches, Mexican, Dominican, chicken, steak & pork, stew, pasta, and seafood. Examples included menudo (tripe soup, small $6.95, large $10.95), a Cuban sandwich ($8.95), churrasco (grilled beef with chimichurri, $18.95), and a two-person paella (Spanish rice with mixed seafood, $40.95). They had a variety of apps and sides too. Examples included picadera (small $12.95, large $21.95) which is an assortment platter of party/finger foods, ideal for the club environment, and pastelitos rellenos (savory chicken and beef pastries, $4.95 per order). I didn't ask for or see a drink menu, but it's safe to say they have a full bar. After a little back and forth with the server, we settled on a few dishes: * Rabo Guisado ($13.50) - stewed oxtail * Bistec al Caballo ($14.00) - steak and eggs * Tostones ($3.50) - fried green plantains * Nestle Pure Life bottled water ($2.00 each) We received more food than we were expecting because each entree came with a *generous* portion of white rice and red beans and a salad consisting of lettuce, tomato, cucumber, and a delectable salsa made of chopped red onion, cilantro, and tomato. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. The rice was nice and moist, the beans were hearty and satisfying. The oxtail was served in a rich, oily stew that was absolutely packed with mouthwatering flavor. The oxtail meat itself was wonderful; excellent consistency. The steak was a cheap cut that had been cooked well-done, but what can you expect for $14 steak and eggs? It was fine and served its purpose. The steak was topped with two eggs, sunny side up. The tostones were good quality; thick and appetizing, but they lacked flavor. They should've had some seasoning and/or come with a sauce or something. Still, not bad though. Payment was handled via the Clover POS system. Check out N3dos on social media at the links below. Facebook: https://bit.ly/3elm7N5 Instagram: https://bit.ly/2HOaW3U

Casa Vieja delivers a cozy home style Colombian dining experience. You instantly get that…read moreneighborhood feel that's authentic and inviting. I ordered the chuleta de pollo that was extra crispy on the outside and tender inside. The rice was fluffy, the salad fresh, and the beans flavorful. Everything tasted homemade, comforting, and was served hot. Portions are generous and prices are fair, which makes it even better. The staff was kind and attentive even during a busy rush.

Eat here if you want really good and authentic Colombian food…read more Had the papas criolla to start and as a main course the carne asada. The steak was so big that it lasted me for the next day lunch. They also serve really fast. They have an adjoining supermarket where you can buy Colombian trea