All I can say about Yarumba Restaurant & Lounge is that if you're looking for good Dominican food,…read morethis is definitely the place to go. The vibe is amazing, and don't even get me started on the music--it's so good I'd rather dance than eat Our waiter was very nice and friendly, which made the experience even better. If you come around 10 PM, they definitely turn things up and the energy really picks up.

I've only been here once in person, but it left such a great impression that I keep coming back…read more(even from far away). I crave Latin food every so often, so I made the drive and was not disappointed. I ordered the churrasco with white rice and red beans, and it honestly took me back home... it reminded me so much of my mom's cooking. The mofongo is also excellent, and we had the fried cheese, which you really can't go wrong with. I truly wish this place were closer to where I live in downtown because I ended up ordering it on Uber Eats and it took almost two hours to arrive. That's how badly I wanted those beans, rice, and mofongo and it was still absolutely worth it.

Este restaurant me transporto a la isla, me sentí en mi campo comiendo la comida de mi abuela, wow…read moreque delicia, el rabo guisado estaba incredible. Me encantó mucho!

Wife had a itch for Dominican food and we decided to stop by El Conuquito which was in the area. We…read morearrived around 7pm and parking was relatively easy as they have their own lot. The tables are outside but covered. As should be expected Latin music is playing all through out the place and at just that right volume level where you have to talk just a little bit louder and using your hands. The restaurant was lively and had a good amount of people. We ordered the Mangu and the Locrio de Cerdo amongst other things. Everything was really good. Food took awhile to come out but heard they had one person in the kitchen. But good company and good music makes the wait better. Overall it was a good place and it definitely gives off local spot vibes. Recommend if you are looking for some good Dominican food and vibes.

Delicious Dominican food! Will definitely be coming again!!! Highly recommend the steak chimi!read more

Love the food for me and my husband . Def try if in the area . I think you would really have a good…read moretime.

This place really disappointed me. I am Dominican, so I try to eat and shop at local Dominican…read moreplaces to support my people as much as possible! First things first...I found this place on a random Sunday morning, and was like heyyy this is great, why don't I go here for breakfast to have some Dominican breakfast...it was like 10am..come to find out they don't open until 11am. Cool, maybe I'll try them some other time. The next evening, I decide to go back because I saw on their storefront they sell chimi's...I pull up, all lights are off. It's Monday, they're closed. Fine. This past Sunday, I try for my very last time...3rd times a charm, right? Wrong. This time they're at least open!! I see on their storefront that they have sancocho, so my mom and I decide to go in. As soon as I walked in, I found it very odd that there is no music or tv playing. They could've been playing a little bachata or merengue, come on...ambiance?!? Whatever. I also find it weird they have a huge "Corona Beer" banner instead of Presidente...odd. We're greeted by a server who's not Dominican. (Right there is a red flag for me, I tend to like Dominicans serving to feel like home but as long as the cook is Dominican, fine.) She proceeds to give us 1 menu and tells us to sit anywhere and she'll be right with us. She takes forever to get to us, when she finally comes to our table, I decide to order a chimi that I've been wanting for a week...she says "sorry, we don't have chimis. As a matter of fact, we don't have anything with bread." Umm ok. I then tell my mom to order because I now need more time to look at their menu...my mom orders sancocho. She replies "sorry we don't have sancocho right now". (Even though their sign is blinking outside with sancocho.) I then ordered something with plátano, and she said they don't have any either. How do you have a Dominican restaurant and not have plátano on deck??! Who's doing the inventory in this place?!? It's lunchtime, what the heck? The server recommends the yaroa, which for ppl who don't know what that is, is like street food...fries, cheese and meat...I would eat this after the club, not really for lunch. At that point, we decided to just walk out, which is such a shame because even though their menu was limited, it all sounded good but they just didn't have anything available. SMH. I tried 3 times...I will not be back. There are far more restaurants that will gladly take my money. I'm giving 2 stars...1 because parking is available because it's in a plaza, and 2 because they're Dominican and wanted various items off the menu.

My husband ordered me a steak sandwich for lunch. What I received was barely a sandwich, more bread…read morethan anything. I dont even know why they felt comfortable selling this sandwich to a customer, it's literally the worst steak sandwich I've ever had.

This place is close to my work and I do stop by sometime to get some Latin food. The other day, my…read morefriend and I were craving some good soup. We ordered the bowl of beef soup. It was a bit salty and not hot. My friend speaks Spanish and explained it to a lady. She was friendly and heated my soup. We also ordered the yucca empanada. It was greasy but hot and good. The price is reasonable and taste like home cooked meal.

Every time I have De Lo Mío, I feel like I am back home in the DR. They are a food truck located in…read moreHialeah. Their service is incredible. They even know me by name when I call to order. They are over 30 minutes away from me, but I never hesitate to go when I'm craving some real Dominican street food. Their Picadera con proteínas is my go-to. They have different options for the protein and the sides for you to choose from. I always do Tostones with pechurinas (fried chicken), longaniza, carne de res, or cerdo frita. My mom loves their orejitas. When I'm craving a chimi, they are my go-to. They also have a special for chimis on Wednesday. I love their empanadas; they have an authentic Dominican flavor. Their empanada de pollo or pizza are my two favorites. Their Yaroas are excellent and very loaded. Their Rebulu fries are the perfect Dominican-style loaded fries. My family also enjoys their kipes. I can go on forever on what to try from them, but all I can say is that if you are looking for good flavor, quality, and feel of Dominican style food De Lo Mio is the place to go.

On Friday I had a taste for some messy street food, and bumped into De lo Mio Dominican food…read moretruck. Location is conspicuous, but laid back. The food came out fast. They have tables and chairs outside to eat on site. The wasn't bad. It was ok, not sure what was missing, but it didn't blow my socks off. I had Fries and chicken with cheese (Yaroca) Tamarind juice (so good)

Pretty big place. Good music; however drink selection is pretty limited. I tried ordering a Redbull…read morewith vodka and they didn't have that. Drinks are okay priced but they are too small. They do have good deals on buckets of 6 beers for $12 until midnight. This place is for more older mature people unless if you're a woman and you're into younger guys. Not my favorite place but better than being on the couch on a Saturday night.

I love bachata! But 2 pool tables and they're by the bathrooms. The food here is good but their…read moredrinks are expensive.