Nice little place, staff are friendly. Pork is amazing, the root thing tastes little like bleach…read moresmell, wish it comes with the sauce. Everything else is good.

Awesome and authentic Puerto Rican food…read more We ordered the lechón and pollo guisado with arroz con gandules and amarillos. Really tasty and fresh. The staff is amazing, very friendly. Plus it's a great deal! Definitely recommend.

We love this restaurant and often eat here when in the neighborhood. I can't speak to every menu…read moreitem but their pork (permil) is phenomenally delicious+succulent and a good sized portion for price ie. not only quality flavorful food but really good value! It's Puerto Rican, it closes early 4pm. Much more of a daytime lunch place which does a lot of take home (Carryout area at front) dinners. Great beef empanadas. Menu knowledgeable and attentive waitresses. Not fancy, but comfortable seating and interior. If you try it, you'll want to return, it's awesome

This is my favor spot to go for lunch with my husband we love the food and service…read moreis a family Owned restaurant and they ae always present to serve and stop and say hay...100% recommended

This restaurant has your traditional Puerto Rican feel to it. It is family owned and everyone here…read moreis friendly and ready to serve! The food was and is amazing! You can tell the food was cooked with lots of love!

The best Puerto Rican food n the pacha juice is really good all the staff there are grateful n…read morerespectful

Delicious food, Good prices, friendly service, clean…read moreatmosphere. Definitely coming back!!

This is a new spot that is recently opened up in a former liquor store address the food was amazing…read moreI was going in there with the expectation that I was going to get some breakfast since it was so early however they had the full menu that was available so I got some dinner items and they were absolutely fantastic and I would highly recommend this spot

I walked in & saw so much to chose from. I'm from California & there is nothing like this out…read morethere. pernil, arroz con gandules, empanadas & more If you love Puerto Rican & Dominican food And if you never tried you should. It's like home cooking from your favorite aunt from DR or PR!

This place doesn't even qualify to be called a restaurant. Save your money!! Paid 21 dollars for a…read moresandwich that I wouldn't serve to my dog....shame on them .

Located in a cozy corner in Chicopee, this place is the epitome of comfort Hispanic food. It can…read moreeasily satisfy your both your sweet tooth and salty cravings. They offer an incredible variety of frappes! The cashier mentioned Strawberry Cheesecake is the best seller. I definitely recommend that one. My friend got the Oreo one and said she'd come back for more! Most of their menu consists of fried foods but definitely worth every bite. I got the chicken and tostones (double fried plantains) meal. The chicken was a bit too salty but I still got through it. The sorullito was sooo good. I can describe it as a corn dog but instead of a hot dog it's filled with cheese. Would love to see this place thrive for years to come!

Unbelievable food, unbelievable price. $17.99 for a weekend lunch. All the boned meat was fall off…read morethe bone. The beef ribs and chicken legs were soft and juicy. With the sauce they came with adding an extra punch of flavor. There were an assortment of meats including multiple types of cuts of beef, chicken, pork and also fish and shrimp. For the food I ate beef ribs, chicken legs, ground beef, beef stew, and chicken rice. I also had plantains and these potato balls stuffed with chicken, the pork should was good but a bit to salty for my liking. Everything else was phenomenal. The dessert included a flan, coconut flan, compote, these three were great with the flan being the best. The salad/fruit bar featured an overwhelming amount of options, and was a great way to end the meal. My critiques are the lack of hand sanitizer in the restaurant, especially for a buffet, and the plastic utensils, with no spoon or knife given. Other than that check this place out you will love it.

A better experience than last year. Our first time last We…read morestopped by before lunch and it was not appetizing, the food was still wrapped from the night before. But this yr we tried again for dinner, after our visit to a popular store we decided to try again here, and the experience was so much better with fresh food coming out all the time, the place was buzzing with people and good laughter and the food was yummy. We were very surprised with the staff singing someone a very cheerful happy birthday. Very Nice Thank you and we will see you next year again .

Saw this place one day when I was driving down Broadway in Chicopee one day. (it is front of…read moreMillie's Pierogis) I decided to stop in and give it a taste. Upon entering- you notice most how clean everything looks. This is awesome because us Latinos/as eat with our eyes. At first when I came I thought it was Puerto Rican food. Then I saw the Chivo (goat) on the menu board and heard the calming bachata music on the tv on the wall and I thought to ask the owner if this was Dominican food. It turns out it is Dominican food with a touch of Puerto Rican dishes! The best of both worlds! Additionally- the food is not set up cafeteria style like a lot of Spanish restaurants- The food is under heat lamps behind the counter. For some people that's off putting because they assume it's not fresh or tastes like it is has been sitting under the lamps for days - not so! Everything is fresh and amazing! They have all the classics; yellow rice and gandules, white rice, habichuelas rosada, pernil, baked chicken. They have quite a few of guisadas (stews) to pick from all loaded with onions, peppers etc; chicken, pork, beef, oxtail, as well as viandes. They have empanadas, alcapurrias, sorrullitos de maiz, rellenos de papa (potato balls) in a smaller case. My favorite is the goat aka the Chivo. It is so fall apart tender -I've had it three times already! The young gentleman behind the counter has always waited on me. He is super polite, quick to smile and humors my bad Spanglish with none of the pretentious ways that I have experienced in other Spanish restaurants. This is really important to me because it tells me of the love that they have for their food and the respect that they have for their customers. I've come in on different times of day and the food is always fresh tasting. Prices are very reasonable for the portions. During this last visit my husband had their pasteles. Oh so good! They also had sancocho. - I've asked the owners and they said that their business is steadily picking up. They are working on getting money for advertising. Most of their traffic comes from word of mouth There is another Spanish restaurant in Chicopee that has a similar name-(Sabor Latino) -but I very much feel that the cooking style are night and day. No insult is meant to Sabor as they really are two different types of food in my humble opinion. I really hope this small business owner is able to make it. Latino(a) restaurants turn over a lot in Western Mass. I hope this one stays!

i love this place, definitely a staple. for the gringos, i'm not great with spanish but the staff…read moreunderstand me fine. the food is great and so is the service, but the restaurant is a bit small. don't get intimidated by the small space, it's worth it.

Had everything on the menu the past few years Just had curry…read moregoat it was perfect, tender,flavorful, with a nice kick of spice. Cabbage was soft but crunchy perfect taste and texture. Had them put the gravy over white rice which was delicious I give this spot a 5 star every time

food incredible, really good portions, nice staff, classic feel for a Jamaican spot. I've been…read moremultiple times and I'm definitely going back. I typically get the jerk chicken. lots of food, definitely enough for more than one meal, or one person. I can't think of anywhere else that is this good with the jerk.