If you want authentic fresh Dominican food, you have to check out Jumbo Grill. There food is so…read moretasty, HOMEMADE & FRESH! They have something different everyday, and have a huge variety of food. P.S. if you are on a diet, don't come here lol You are going to want to eat everything!

I ordered from el Jumbo Grill today. The food was at most average. I ordered white rice, red beans,…read moreoven baked chicken, arepita de yuca, red potato salad. For dessert I ordered Cake de Piña, guayaba and tres leches. Here is my honest review.... I don't get the hype of this place. This is the second time I order and the food is never above average. I wanted to give it a second try. White rice- lacked softness, and salt. Red beans - watery, had no verdura, seasoning, or sofrito. It didn't taste like Habichuela Guisada and was watered down. Baked Chicken- lacked in flavor, had no seasoning, no oregano no salt. It was bland and lacked in taste. i also would have preferred it be cooked a little longer. Red Potato Salad - This was done greatly, i like how the red onions were diced small, and had the right consistency of mayo. thumbs up on this one! Arepita De Yuca - They are not bad but I have had better. They taste like over used oil, or old oil. However they are not terrible. Cake de Piña - was expecting that typical Dominican Cake with the pineapple inside and outside dominican frosting. Cake de Guayaba - I was expecting a little more. Cake de Dulce De Leche - I was expecting authentic Dominican Cake. Overall, this will be my last time eating from here this Dominican Restaurant is definitely not living up to the standards of Dominican Cuisine and it's over priced. I have had better in Paterson and NY.

Was disappointed overall, compared to the other reviews - the experience and people were better…read morethan the food

The food was very well seasoned, good portion when you dime from the ready to eat items…read more Fast service and friendly atmosphere. Outside seating available and parking provided. Morcillas and empanada de Chaplin available..

The food is so good, my favorite dominican place. The ladies there are really nice and make it…read morebetter, i always love to go back when im craving something good.

10/15/25 We happen…read moreto be in the area and we're looking for dinner. Saw Ayida listed as Caribbean cuisine on Google and decided to try. Lucky we did because it's Haitian! Been looking for a Haitian restaurant nearby for so long! We ordered the Fried Fish with Pikliz and Plaintain and Griot with Pikliz and Rice and Beans. Both are delicious!!! So happy we found Ayida. Can't wait for Friday to get Legume. Sadly there are no tables so take out only. The smell in the car made us so hungry we couldn't wait to get home and eat!

Ayida Let's eat was an awesome find! From the time I called to place my order to the picking up,…read moreshe was very pleasant and made the process wonderful. Once we got the food, listen, I didn't even make it home. I had to pull over and eat my food because listen the smell was calling out to me and I gave in. My pates were hot, juicy, and just delicious. We also had griot and bannan that were fried to perfection and chef's kiss. We washed everything down with a perfectly cold Malta. It's the morning after as I'm writing this and I wished I have bought extra pate kode to have for breakfast. Ayida is worth the drive for some delicious Haitian and Caribbean food

I happened to pass by this cute little, non pretentious, super clean, friendly, restaurant while I…read morewas walking by. I decided to stop by for breakfast. Got the mashed malanga with baccalau. I wish I would have taken a picture to post here but I ate it, enjoying and savoring every bite. The food was so fresh and clean, not greasy, not overly seasoned but just perfect. You could tell it was cooked with love. The cafe con leche was also on point. I would give this 100 stars. I'm coming back here with my family and friends. Highly recommend! Honestly made my morning. Update - week later I just had to come back for the food. This time I took a photo before I devoured it.

This place reminds me of going to eat a meal cooked by your grandma. Homey rice and habicuelas,…read morebrasa chicken. Fresh squeezed orange juice I could have done with some homemade salsa or hot sauce instead of the tapatio but overall good spot to try authentic DR food.

I'm not Latino (I'm Polish American). But I love their pigs feet (paticas) and oxtail (rabo)…read more Other things are good, too. But those two are my favorites. Service is very friendly even though the staff aren't particularly fluent in english.

Definitely not the cleanest place I've ever been to, but absolutely one of the most popular and…read moredelicious fish spots in the area. Theres a lot of passion and hard work that goes into the food and prep here. For that reason, I totally understand the amount of customers and meals they serve in a rush being overwhelming.

Very long wait when there was no line i wasn't even acknowledged bit the food was delicious when I…read morefinally received it

Small, cozy, Colombian restaurant. The lady serving and in charge is very nice and friendly. Food…read morewas okay, ordered their chicken soup and got it mixed with chicken and leftover beef which was okay for me but concerning if someone didn't eat beef. Salad had soggy lettuce.

Small, clean,cozy Colombian restaurant cafe. They are friendly. Food and coffee as greatread more