Overpriced dark location. Ate here twice in ten years. The signs are confusing. Every item is $12…read more Nowhere to dine in although there is a spacious dining room in restaurant.

Food is good, service is fine nothing spectacular. Ambiance was ok nothing fancy…read more Price is ok.

Got some food from the Too Good To Waste app. I wanted to try a restaurant I'd never been to…read morebefore. I was pleasantly surprised. Great food. Will go back for a sit down meal soon. . Highly recommended

WOW! Whether you're looking for Puerto Rican food or Dominican food, this place is the absolute…read morebest. Excellent and friendly service, and some of the best dishes of both types of cuisine I've had. I highly recommend their appetizer combination number two, which comes with papa rellena, bacalaito, y alcapurrias de yuca y de plátano. Tiré una foto de eso para que vean. Es una gran cantidad que se puede fácilmente compartir con 4 personas. The rice and beans are great, so is the churrasco, and the mofongo is moist, fresh, and delicious. What a meal! My only critique is that the music was a bit too loud, so we had to yell at each other to hear anything. Otherwise, 100% one of the best restaurants for Puerto Rican or Dominican food.

Enjoyable meal and great selections. Clean eating area for a take out resturant vibe. Great helpful…read moreservice next time I'll read the menu I picked with my eyes. Lots of leftovers.

My first time here over the summer was good overall! The food was hot and the staff was friendly,…read morewhich I appreciated. They have a good amount of seating available inside and great options to choose from. We did end up grabbing some made to order alcapurrias. All 3 tasted good but they needed hot sauce, lacking in flavor. I felt as the chicken one lacked the most flavor but was ok when hot sauce added & so did the pork one. I'll say that the ground beef alcapurria was my favorite out of the 3; although I still personally felt they all needed some hot sauce to add that kick missing. An alcapurria is a known Puerto Rican fritura/fried street food, growing up to even being an adult it's one of my favorite things if done right. We also had the bistec with rice, a side of beans, & a side of plantains. As well as the pernil with yellow rice. Both of these dishes lacked flavor, again needing hot sauce or missing something. The beans did have a good amount of flavor, which I enjoyed, & the plantains were slightly over fried. The visit itself was satisfying, I would return to give them another shot as well as hopefully try their carne guisada plate, which wasn't available at the time I went that day. I didn't give this business a 4 star rating simply because of the lack of flavor in mostly each item ordered. I would give it a solid 3.8 if I could.

Food is always delicious! I've ordered trays of food for a party and it did not disappoint!…read more Everyone is always pleasant and friendly. The dining area is cozy and culturally inviting to sit and enjoy a meal!

The location may have been a little cozy, but I appreciated the attentive and prompt service from…read moreour waitress. The food was enjoyable, although having recently returned from Puerto Rico, I might have had particularly high expectations.

Great hidden gem for Puerto Rican food…read more Pernil, rice & beans and sweet plantains were amazing! Chicken with green bananas were okay but green bananas aren't my thing. They have typical Puerto Rican food. It's a mom and pop shop that is grab and go or sit down and eat. There's a full bar. Dining area has murals on the wall that gives you all the vibes of being in PR. I loved it. There's also seating outdoors. Service was good. Can't wait to return!

Easy access from Broad Street Plaza. Dine in/Carry…read moreout/catering options. Fresh food Friendly staff/clean and bright carry out room. Known for their Mofongo platters. Excellent deals.

One of my dad's favorite spots at Parkville and I finally tried it. I liked the mofongo but felt it…read morecould have had a bit more flavor. The chicken was just fried chicken tenders with a decent sauce but it was just poured on top of the chicken rather than fully coated. Not bad, would go back again but might order something different.

One of my favorite spots to go to in Parkville Market! Their food is so flavorful and the portions…read moreare also great. My go to is the Pernil (Shredded Pork) MofonGo - made with slow roasted pork with chicharrones, mayo-ketchup and salsa. I also recently tried their Papa Rellenos Bites - mashed potatoes filled with authentic 'picadillo' (ground beef). Unfortunately my phone did not eat first for those. I cannot recommend them enough.

I found Tico's on Uber Eats and with its 4.9 rating I had to try it. I had their roast pork bundle…read morewhich came with rice, your choice of side and a can of coke. To my delight it was pernil and it was delicious. I couldn't stop raving about it to my coworkers. The side I got was their pasta salad which was excellent. I'll definitely be going back and can't recommend it enough if you like Latin food.

The food looked really good, the place was clean, and the staff was quick, which I liked…read more Everything came out in a reasonable time, and the overall atmosphere felt nice and welcoming. The only downside for me was the chicken empanada it had way more dough than meat inside, which I didn't expect. I was hoping for a better balance of filling. Aside from that, the experience was still pretty decent.

Mike has moved locations to a convenience store on School Street in Vernon. Just like in Manchester…read morethese were so delicious. Crust was so tender, crispy and flavorful. The filling were very flavorful too! For $4 each they're super affordable and worth it! 1 is great, 1 and a half filled us up. Next time we will have to try a dessert empanada! Thanks Mike, keep up the great work! Love the opportunity to help support small business owners.

A solid empanada, nothing more and nothing less…read more I went to the local breakfast spot around this area and saw a new place had popped up. So after doing some running around I decided to give this place a try. The owner/operator was manning the helm and was very informative. He answered all our questions while frying up orders on the fly. I tried the guava and cheese empanada and the caramel empanada. we took everything to go and brought them home for noms and pics. The empanadas are cooked well, stuffed to the gills, and flavorful. The fried oreos needed to be a bit crispier, but the flavor was there. Prices are pretty good, and the wait times were relatively quick. Overall, it's a good place to try if you're in the mood for an empanada. If you happen to be in the area and looking for a tasty bite, give these guys a try!

Tantalizing, delectable, oh so craveable Latin American food. It's always amazing to find eats like…read morethis way up in the northeast. And especially welcome during the colder months because it warms you right up. The flautas I got were abundant, and total flavor bombs. Crunchy flavor bombs piled high with veggies and cheese. I can't wait to try what else they have here, will definitely be coming back. They got it going on.

Love this place with the best food, soft music and juice bar. It sure doesn't hurt when the staff…read moreis so friendly and helpful. Had a bunch of people with me and the pork chop set lunch was ever so popular. Tasty is not a forgotten word here!

I absolutely love Dutch Pot Jamaican Restaurant! The food is always fresh and made to order -- you…read morecan truly taste the quality and care in every bite. The lady who runs it is so pleasant and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better. I'm a repeat customer for a reason -- consistently delicious food and great service every single time. Highly recommend if you're craving authentic Jamaican cuisine!

Honestly, if I could give more than JUST 5 STARS, I WOULD!! Matter of fact, I am giving this spot a…read more10 star review today for we have hit whatever perfection given; today!! From the warm welcome upon my entry, to the cleanliness of the restaurant right on down to the food that I received, it was all a win and so let us officially begin. Now I had arrived too early to receive any jerk wings and that hurt my heart a little. Jerk Wings, Jerk Chicken in general is just a strong staple in the Jamaican Food Space along with some ferocious rum cake and for the dessert offerings, I was off by one day but I will not hold that against them. I went with the brown stew chicken (medium), 2 drinks, 2 dumplings and some velvet cake all for $27 and to be honest, I think that is a fair price point for everything. My brown stew chicken had the nerve to be scrumptious!! Tender and Soft, like a Woman! I was in love upon first bite. I sank my teeth into that chicken and it fought my soul upon impact. The flavors of sweet seduction, savory symphony and tantalizing treason the way my tastebuds betrayed me; was more than enough to find comforting peace on this bite alone. I closed my eyes as I was chewing away, remembering all of the greatest moments in my life, fusing together and then I came back to the light. The chicken broke apart within my mouth before I could even chew it Family!! The rice is just rice...brown rice cooked into a selective softness that when mixed with the brown stew gravy, send you into a whirlwind of joy immediately and I am not big on veggies, but they worked out a balance in my meal that helped me to better understand as to why I should start loving veggies. My dumpling had a good crisp about it but so soft with minimal buttery fluff and it was of a decent size too. Looks just like a big ol corn muffin in its finest hour, dressed for the occasion. You could sop this dumpling up into the brown stew and find that your life is complete once you bite into it. This leaves us at the rich velvet cake. Creamy and decadent - sweet and understanding. Ladies and Gents, you have just experience DUTCH POT JAMAICAN RESTAURANT in East Hartford, CT!!!!