Food is good as hell Service is rude as hell…read more Balance I guess Overall worth it if you can get pass the attitudes

Friends and I walked into this establishment on a random Wednesday night. This is one of the few…read moreDominican restaurants in Brooklyn. It's not very often that I go out of my way to seek out Dominican food but this place did not disappoint. The insides are pretty rustic, and I would call this a typical Brooklyn hole in the wall. As someone who does not eat pork, I obviously cannot comment on a lot of of the menu offerings, but the few things I did have here were absolutely delicious. This is one of the best rotisserie chickens I've had, the spices on the outside were phenomenal, and the chicken inside was absolutely juicy and succulent without being dried out. I rarely ever eat white meat in a rotisserie chicken, but the chicken breast was cooked so well here. I also love the fresh tostones, they are my absolute favorite island snack. These were served with a side of the garlic sauce - which in my opinion could use a lot more garlic and a little bit of salt to contrast the fried plantains. Spanish rice was delicious as always, and the maduro's were Fried perfectly without compromising the integrity of the plantain. Overall, this was a solid meal, our server was super friendly and accommodating as well. I do think they could maybe spruce up the insides a little bit to make it look less dreary, and offer more chicken options for those of us that don't eat pork.

This spot was nice. I had the chicharrón de pollo (mini pieces of fried chicken) with tostones. The…read moreambiance is nice and lively. I've been to a great deal of Spanish restaurants and I have never seen chicharrón de pollo made like that.

I came here to celebrate my sister in laws birthday a few weeks ago. We tried calamari, empanadas…read moreand guacamole for appetizers. Their calamari and empanadas were not my favorite as they lacked seasoning and the calamari was not crispy, it was rather dry. However, the I ordered the carne asada with mashed potatoes and that was very flavorful! My husband ordered the churrasco and he also really enjoyed it and found it really filling. It was a Friday night and the restaurant was not too busy - either way; our server was great! The decor was nice they play Latin music and have paintings honoring iconic Latin artists.

I've always liked this place. Basically I get a plain,…read morepernil (pork) sandwich, which comes on a nice sized hero roll. I have had "hit or miss" response times on delivery and fielding my calls, and if you pop in the store, you will have to wait, but quality at this level is worth waiting for. The portions are generous, but the prices have climbed along with all of inflation. For 2 pork sandwiches it was $21. This is the only place in Bay Ridge that I've found that comes close to this type of food that is more common in other areas of Brooklyn. Great quality food and great taste.

Food tasted horrible. How do you mess up roasted chicken, rice and beans. The food was very salty…read moreand customer service sub par.

I have been here for drinks in the past and the drinks are always solid. Honestly they often on the…read morestrong side which I don't mind. However I usually forget that they also had food because there are so many options for Mexican food around here. This time around I decided to stop and try their food out. We started with the queso which was ok nothing special. For my main I ordered the mole enchiladas and I actually like it. My boyfriend order the steak but they were out of stock so he settle for the pernil. He claims to be a pernil connoisseur and wasn't happy with his pernil here. I had two margaritas one regular and one with mezcal and left feeling a little tipsy. I think this is just a place for drinks and snacks but the food was just ok for me.

Ok I only came here for their drinks so I am not rating based on their food. This is a nice spot in…read morethe middle of a block in Bay Ridge neighborhood. They had a backyard area which I was surprised about but they made it look good. I ordered a French Bull dog and from the ingredients it looked like the only difference was instead of beer there was a small bottle of Hennessy, sounds awesome right. In my head and too so other places I've been to when you ask for a bulldog you get a nice big margarita glass with the bottle usually beer inside. Nope here they gave me a tiny glass with the cognac inside, no way you're calling that a bulldog and charging almost 20 for it. It was good but not justifiable at that size. I had this one drink and left. 3 stars maybe I'll try them again soon

There were five of us who dropped in to La Chacra for a late lunch on a chilly, but bright Saturday…read moreafternoon. We were greeted immediately by a friendly bartender, and quickly seated. That set the tone of attentive service, which continued throughout an exceptional meal in Bath Beach. This area is busy, in a locals doing their thing kind of way. It's a real neighborhood, and La Chacra is a great reason to check it out. We initially had decided on ordering the Combo La Chacra, which consists of a whole rotisserie chicken, yellow rice with red beans, an avocado salad, an order of salchipapas, and an order of maduros. We added an extra half chicken, and thought "that's a wrap". However, there was an appetizer special of thinly sliced octopus prepared Peruvian style that needed to be ordered too. The service was excellent. Not overwhelming, but just right. Dishes were cleared, napkins replaced, straw wrappers taken away as soon as they hit the table. It's not something that I'm used to writing about, but needed to be said. And then, the food. It was outstanding. Compared to both the basic, and the high end Peruvian restaurants that I've been to throughout the city, La Chacra is far and away the best. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and felt intentional. Nothing was just thrown on a plate. As full as we were, and we were quite full, there was no way that we were leaving without trying something from the desert menu. Another wise choice, as both the flan and the tres leche cake were fantastic. To wrap this one up, this spot is a solid five stars. The prices are very reasonable and the food, service, and charming atmosphere will have us returning soon.

Amazing food and good portions! Love the rotisserie chicken, maduros, and salad. The combo meal can…read morebe good for 3 or 4 people. Only did takeout and never dine in but overall I always would order once or twice a month.

The food here is absolutely delicious! If you're looking for a happy hour that's actually worth it,…read morethis is the place. We ordered the wings, oysters, and the paella. Everything was excellent, but the paella was the star of the meal my wife couldn't put her fork down. The drinks were cold, refreshing, and paired perfectly with the food. The only downside was the service at the front. The host seemed a little unfriendly, which wasn't the best first impression. Thankfully, the manager stepped in, was very welcoming, and seated us in the back, which ended up being the perfect spot for a quick bite and a couple of drinks. Overall, the food and drinks definitely outweigh the small hiccup at the beginning. We'll definitely be back for happy hour again.

We came here for lunch, and both brunch and dinner menus were available, which gave us a lot of…read moreoptions to choose from. The space itself is spacious, and I loved that they offer both indoor and outdoor dining options. There's plenty of seating either way, and the atmosphere was lively when we visited. Service was friendly and attentive. The food was good, and you can tell a lot of thought goes into the sauces and little details. That said, the flavors were a little outside of what I was craving that day. I was looking for something light, bright, and refreshing, especially seafood. I ordered the scallop ceviche and completely missed that it came with a guanabana sauce, so it ended up being a much thicker, saucier ceviche than I expected. The scallops were fresh and the flavors were good, but I was really craving a more classic ceviche. I ordered another ceviche afterward, and while the fish was fresh, the pieces were chopped a little too small for my preference and it still wasn't quite what I was looking for. Some of the plantain chips were also a bit too hard to enjoy. The fried branzino was probably my favorite dish. The fish was very fresh, and I loved that the skin was left on. Personally, I think I would have enjoyed it even more with a creamier sauce instead of the chimichurri, but that's just a personal preference. Overall, I really liked the vibe here and appreciated the creativity and care put into the food. Not every dish matched my personal taste that day, but there are still plenty of things on the menu I'd like to come back and try, especially during happy hour. And I'll definitely be back for a margarita.

Food was pretty good this is my first time here so I ordered something basic rice chailaflan which…read moreis fried rice with all different meats , comes topped with sweet plantains and avocado strips , I love avocado it's always a bonus for me , service was very pleasant and the ambience is super casual they have a very kid friendly menu , to drink I had a traditional Ecuadorian drink called Quaker which is oats and passion fruit if I'm wrong please correct me , I always order it when dining at Ecuadorian restaurants. I will be retuning to try the shrimp ceviche and verde empanadas.

Buenas su atención, pero Su comida estaba algo insípida, su langosta de arroz marinero no tenía…read moreNADA de sabor.

Stumbled upon this spot after the restaurant we initially wanted to dine in was closed. Located in…read moreSunset Park, Brooklyn, where there's endless options of Hispanic food, this place stood out to me when I walked passed. You can see the rotisserie chickens roasting and the crowd. There's table service or you can order your food and go. The only complaint here is if you're not familiar with ordering food at a Spanish buffet place, you'll end up getting skipped and waiting a while. You basically point and let the servers know what you want. There's a display of a good variety of meats, fish, rice and soups for you to select from. Everything looked so good and it was hard to narrow down the options. You can tell the food is fresh too because it's constantly being replenished. I got the beef stew with rice & beans and goat with yellow rice. The beef stew was delicious in its sauce. Some pieces were not as tender as the others though, but the flavor is great. The goat is good but had that taste and smell I don't like. Both dishes came out to be about $22 -- delicious and cheap! Can't wait to come back and try other food.

First of all, I am a regular customer at this restaurant and visit almost every week to buy food to…read morego. Today, I waited in line for about 10 minutes with my service dog. While I was waiting, a mother and daughter cut in front of me. I tried to get the attention of the server and politely informed her that I had been waiting in line before the person she was currently serving, but I was ignored. Shortly after, another waitress approached me and told me that dogs were not allowed. I explained that my dog is a service animal and that I have documentation and a permit that I could show if needed. Despite this, the staff continued helping customers who arrived after me. In the end, no one came to take my order, and I left without buying anything. This was extremely disappointing and very poor service, especially for someone who is a regular customer.