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    El Bacano

    4.2 (93 reviews)
    Open • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Black beans
    Jim R.

    Chicken was top notch, different from the Cuban style. Green peas were great and I preferred them over the black beans, which were good. The Moro, the combination of rice of beans were excellent. Would not recommend the veggie empanada, probably a lot better with meat. They play some great Dominican music for atmosphere. Service was solid

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    Brian V.

    Small Dominican restaurant located in a strip mall in North Hollywood. Look and feel of the menus and interior has kind of a Miami vibe to it, but this observation is from someone who hasn't spent a significant amount of time in Miami. This wonderful restaurant offers delicious Dominican food in a city where there is a dearth of Dominican options. Pardon my ignorance if there is a large community here in LA and that I am just unaware. I ordered the Santana's chicken - or their version of pollo guisado - as well as a cheese and diced salami empanada to start. The portions are pretty large here so the entrée lasted to me about two meals. The chicken was just so flavorful with all the different spices and ingredients. Really well done. I had mine with moro instead of the regular rice because I wanted that extra umph (and protein) from the beans. The empanada had a nice crisps to it and once you've bit in your mouth is met with the oozing, delicious cheese and salty salami. I really enjoyed my meal here. The people here are really friendly and helpful. I was created right as I walked in. There's not a lot of seating area so there's probably a lot of takeout orders here, although I was able to dine in since the place wasn't super busy at the time of my visit. I really enjoy restaurants like this that offer something different to the area and with good execution. The prices here are really reasonable as well. The lot was pretty large so I had no problems finding parking during my visit

    Stew Sancocho
    Daniella E.

    I usually don't leave a review after just eating somewhere once. However sometimes all the signs are there and you can taste the care that goes into one dish that speaks for a restaurant. Today for me that was Sancocho stew. The meat was tender, the broth was flavorful, and the plantains and corn were plentiful. Well worth the 20 bucks as it's enough for two meals. The restaurant is small, but cute and very clean and the service at the counter was very nice. I saw a lot of people picking up here for take out so I can't wait to try more dishes.

    Michael A.

    *** Los Angeles Times 101 Best Restaurants (2024): #81 *** As one of just a couple Dominican restaurants in all of Los Angeles, El Bacano would be worth checking out based on that alone. However, seeing this place listed on the Los Angeles Times 101 Best Restaurants list provided even more motivation. Located in a strip mall in North Hollywood, the space is small, but the ambiance is nice. With the music and decor, it's definitely a vibe. This is the type of restaurant where you order and pay at the front, then take a seat and wait for your food to be prepared. To eat, I ordered the Santana's Chicken, priced around $16. Served with a salad, beans, rice, and more, this dish certainly satisfied. The chicken was extremely tender and flavorful. The beans were great, as well. If you're in the area, make sure to give this place a try!

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    J C.

    Qué vaina más buena! Those fried Dominican pork chops with rice and beans were dabomb --yes thats dopeass for good. IYKYK. My friend had camarones guisados with side of aguacate. 2 Dominicans here approve it. Nuff said

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    Glenn M.

    I don't get it. There's great Latin Chicken all over this city and this did not live up to it. Along with being one of the ugliest restaurants in LA El Bacano lacked flavor. The Santana Chicken was ok. The beans pretty good. The salad barely passable. The burger was extremely overcooked and dry. Why all the accolades? Can't be the blinding bright lights that line the entire restaurant making it difficult to even look at those you're dining with. Kinda bizarre

    Santana's Chicken: pollo guisado with white rice, red beans, plantains, and salad
    Edward S.

    El Bacano looks like an episode of Miami Vice with bright, neon, and tropical colors. It's the only place in LA where you can sit down and enjoy Dominican food. If you haven't tried the Caribbean flavors of this cuisine, hurry up and visit El Bacano in N. Hollywood already. Come and try the hearty breakfast plates, mangu (mashed plantains), guisados (stewed meat plates), and chimi burgers. Santana's Chicken: If you're hungry, this pollo guisado plate will hit the spot. The big pieces of tender bone-in chicken have been slowly stewed in a flavorful gravy of garlic, oregano, spices, and cilantro. The garlic has essentially transformed into pure flavor while the peppers and onion add a little texture. The white rice is firm and buttery. Pour the delicious gravy over the rice. Why do I have the urge to drink the sauce through a straw? The plantains are golden, crispy, and soft. The red beans are in a richly flavored broth. Did I mention that there's also a salad? You can choose between a green salad or a potato salad. Morir Soñando: This icy beverage is an elevated Orange Julius or melted creamsicle with more concentrated flavor. Dining Area: After ordering at the counter, there are about seven tables in this little space. The background music has a vibrant energetic beat and the friendly staff is having a great time. Parking: The large Victory Plaza shopping center has plenty of parking spaces.

    La bandera
    Raymond M.

    First time trying Dominican food. The la bandera with moros was very tasty. The meat so tender. The mangu was just ok for me. Glad that I tried it. Guava drink super fresh. I would come back here again if I'm in the area.

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    Moises A.

    My sister invited me for lunch. Parking is vast. Establishment is very sterile and clean. Limited seating. Not good for large groups. Tables only accommodate groups of 4 or Less. No Restrooms on site so if you get Frequent Bubble Guts you're kinda Sh out of Luck. My Santana chicken plate is served with rice and black beans. Flavorful and tender chicken. Black beans and rice equally good. Portions are nice. My Morir Soñando drink was good, just a little too sweet for my liking. Service was good and straightforward. Only advice is they don't really follow up to ask how you're doing after the food is served. I'd definitely recommend them for some solid Comida Dominicana.

    Bistec Encebollado 9/10
    Ceon A.

    Never tried Thai kind of food before I seen it every time I'm in the Area. The girl at front answered all the questions I had about the food and she give us her preferences. We got the macho chicken and bistek encebollado. My good those Moros/Casamiento were delicious and the chicken was a very unique flavor but delicious. Definitely coming back for more

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    Mike M.

    I've never had a full meal here, just smaller items like fried plantains, fries, fried salami, and empanadas. All of those are delicious and savory, especially the empanadas. I'm not sure when I'll sit down for a full meal, but I hope it's soon. I've seen other people enjoying their food, and it looks amazing, so I can't wait to try a full dish. The only downsides are the wait can be a bit long, and there's no bathroom, but nothing too major.

    Leilani R.

    El Bacano was such a beautiful surprise, my boyfriend loved it. The food was full of flavor and reminded me so much of home -- every bite tasted like it was made with love. The staff was warm and welcoming, and the atmosphere had that cozy, familiar feeling that's hard to find. If you're craving authentic Dominican food in LA, this place is truly special.

    La Bandera
    Dilenia A.

    Ordered food to get delivered and wow!!! The food was still hot and so delicious!!! We ordered the pollo guisado and la bandera and it was seasoned and cooked to perfection w/a side order of chicken empanadas. Food is reasonably priced and delicious, can't beat that at all!!!

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    Best Dominican restaurant you'll ever have! Warning tho! You will get addicted to eating here everyday!! Great service and great seating. :)

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