Found this amazing gem on GrubHub, after having a craving for the Dominican dish "tres golpes", and…read moreI am so happy I tried them! For $9, this is the best breakfast/brunch in town! I also had a cheese empanada for $3 that was great too, but I forgot to take a picture of it. Will definitely be ordering from here again!

Latin Soul is a neighborhood staple that opened pre-Pandemic so it's been around a while now. When…read moreyou walk in, a giant mural on one wall greets you. To the left is a long counter/steam table behind glass. To the right is seating. Beyond the cashier is where desserts and drinks are stored. There is a rest room in the back. This is a relatively nice set up but it is also no frills. This space has clearly had several other identities over the years. My go to dish is rice with peas and pernil. I will also add in a side order of maduros. The rice is always delicious and perfectly cooked. The pernail is cut fresh to order as it sits in a steam table tray of its own juices. The crispy skin sits on top and they cut pieces for you with your order. Be sure to ask them to scoop some gravy onto your meat and rice! The pernil is perfectly seasoned. Not too salty, not under-seasoned and it has a great texture. It is never dry or chewy (in my experience anyway). The maduros vary visit to visit. Sometimes they are perfectly cooked and sweet, other times they are a bit too soggy. Just eyeball them before you order. While pernil is my "go to" dish, I have also had their turkey in the past. Turkey is hard to keep moist, even if it's sitting in a steam table tray of broth. I will say this, if you get it fairly fresh the turkey is tender and has great flavor. Again, eyeball it before ordering. There is staff turnover at Latin Soul, so my experience with the person serving me has ranged over the years. Years ago there was one person who was super nice and friendly. Then for a while a different person took over who seemed often eager for me to leave. More recently however the staff has been very nice and friendly. Your mileage will vary. Latin Soul is great. It's one of my favorite places to go on this stretch of Elmora. Definitely give them a shot!

Sooo delicious!!! You cant tell from the storefront that the…read morefood will be so good. Hidden gem for latin food. Yum

Disgusting food. I ordered food and the food was stale as if it had 2 weeks off it being cooked…read more The meat was tasteless and hard. The only thing they didn't mess up was white rice. They don't know how to make mirror soñando. I ordered it and it was pure milk and a dash of line juice. My experience was horrible. I wasted 87$ and the food went to the trash. Never again!!!!!!

OK, so for the past year I've been eating from this place and I didn't know that this is where it…read morewas being ordered from until I picked up my order yesterday I got some perineal plantain and rice that rice was seasoned to the Lord. It was so good. The Pernell was perfection the crackling godsend. My plantains were so sweet and they gave me a nice hearty amount. I cannot wait to go back and try more food, I will be returning the service even though it was just a quick pick up amazing the loveliest, ladies and gentlemen I've met in a long time. I should've took a picture before I started eating my food so I'll post one next time.

Amazing food!!!!!! I love it. Pay under $20 bucks and food is good each time. It's really good.read more

I came here while passing through Staten Island, avoiding the congestion on the expressway. I…read moreordered a large pernil, thinking I was getting a large plate, with rice and beans, and another side. However, they proceeded to fill-up a large plate, which they weighed by the pound. I actually had to tell them to remove half, but like the concept of paying by pound for a protein. The pernil was excellent. I ordered a small salad, which came in a coffee cup. It was over drenched with dressing. I also ordered a small rice and beans, which never made it into my bag. I will definitely return with a better game plan.

I come here frequently and I'm never disappointed. The food is plentiful and tasty, the servers are…read morenice and pleasant, the ambiance is nice and chill. It gets a little loud sometime but they're always crowded so that's to be expected.

For the most part all the staff i encouter with very nice to me and my daughter. There's one young…read morelady my daughters and I can't deal with she's very extra if we ask for something no if you say well the other day i got it thst way she try to get the other nocer workers in trouble. If i go on she's working i head out. The food is good.

Yummy fresh food all day every day. Love their Mangu..Best…read more"tres golpes" in the area. Also their natural fruit juices are very good too. I wish their customer service was better. Some of their staff need to be retrained.

Overpriced!!! You are paying for rice because the protein of your choice is nonexistent!!! They are…read morevery stingy with food portions besides rice. The lunch special is for a kid and the dinner and lunch size are the same portion sizes. Do not waste your money here. It will give you anxiety watching them make your food! Even stingy with gravy over your rice you have to keep telling them more. Its horrible.

The grilled chicken with rice and beans is delicious. Chicken very well seasoned and flavorful.read more

The ladies working there are very nice and attentive. However, the food wasn't that great. I had…read morethe arroz con gandules with carne guisada. I also ordered the sancocho, since it's one of my favorite Dominican dishes. The rice was ok, but the beef in the carne guisada was very dry. Unfortunately, the sancocho lacked flavor and I only ate about 1/4 of the bowl. Perhaps I dropped in on a bad day?

This is the best dominican/spanish food in town!!! I recently had a party catered from Spanish…read moreGrill. Everything was so delicious and fresh. Natasha is awesome!! You wont be disappointed. They had the food ready for pick up as promised.

It's hard to give this restaurant 3 stars, but there are no frills. The food n is good but not…read moregreat. I'd definitely eat here again, though. I had the sancocho, but it was weird cause they made it with longaniza (a very fatty dominican sausage) which made it greasy. The big chunks of onions in the chicken soup I also ordered were overwhelming. The ladybbehind the counter gave great service. I wish the food was as good.

Authentic Dominican dishes with a good variety that changes a little from day to day. Everything is…read moreon display to help you decide and Very friendly service mostly a take out sort of place but they do offer seating