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    Jorge's Restaurant

    3.2 (101 reviews)
    InexpensiveLatin American
    Open • 7:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Angela L.

    FOOD 1.) fish on orange rice = I don't actually know what it's officially called but it's so damn comforting and tasty. Mmmmmm. Came with like one big piece of brocoli and a carrot slice. Maybe more so for garnish, but pretty yummy itself. The menu is pretty extensive, but kinda confusing at first. But it's ok, I just looked at all the hot food behind the glass to see what I wanted. Next time I think I want to try more of their seafood. And their soupy rice. SERVICE Oh they actually have table service. ATMOSPHERE Nothing crazy, pretty homey feel. Tables are a tad cramped.

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    Coty S.

    I cannot believe that we lived in the area for 6 months before giving Jorge's a try. When you walk in, it appears to be a take-out type place, but I like to wait to be seated for better service and larger portions. The Beef Stew is a serious serving of beef and side dishes for only $7. It is easily enough for two meals. The Chicken Soup is also excellent for those cold days or times when you need some comfort food. I love their milkshakes- the papaya and orange milk are my favorites. The maduro is sliced thin so they are nice and crispy on the edges. Just under the Seneca stop on the M train, you cannot miss this place. It looks like a glowing Latin TGI Fridays. The door says that they take credit cards, but seriously this place is cash only folks.

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    Tania G.

    5 stars in service, 5 stars as a "take out spot", 4 stars for the food (they know tradicional Spanish/Caribbean food well) but the 3 stars is an over all rating due to location- it is a bit of a dungy spot and right under the train tracks.

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    Ripped off never again ! This is my second time at this restaurant and the food is okay but if you're going to give me nothing but rice any barely any beans and charge me $10 for it . I'll take my money elsewhere!

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    They have the best sancocho and serve it everyday. So good. Tastes homemade. Their pepper steak is also amazing.

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    5 years ago

    Delicious food and nice service; it's in my neighborhood which is convenient. Reasonable prices and some good drinks which is a plus.

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    This restaurant has really gone bad, the portions are small and the prices are still high. Not a good look Jorge!!!

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    6 years ago

    So rude. Does not listen. You have to repeat your self weather it be in English or Spanish. Foos is not worth the head ace.

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