This place was great, so authentic from the food to the decor. The owners a sister and brother duo…read morewere so hospitable, no rush and spent time taking to us about their restaurant and the food. The food was cooked to order and was served hot and at the same time. It was delicious, the saltados were served and a perfect portion, right amount of ingredients (tomatoes and onions) and incredible flavors. The empanadas, these are hand made, pop in your mouth goodness, so flavorful and light. The cocktails, they have an extensive list, I highly recommend the Eternity with hibiscus syrup; it's incredible! The flan we shared and it was good but we were stuffed. We will be back, they do take out and have a spacious outdoor patio for the warmer weather months with a fire pit and outside bar.

Excellent service and food The pisco sour is delicious…read moreThe fish ceviche is fantastic Onion Salad

The food was phenomenal, can't go wrong with anything you order off of the menu. Highly recommend…read moretrying the "El Domi" sushi roll, chef's kiss! The service was splendid! Our server Yuri was fast, efficient, friendly, and charismatic. Donjito is a hidden gem for sure! Check them out!

We were traveling back home from NYC, and we were hungry. My wife found this place on Yelp. We've…read morebeen craving Latin food so this was worth trying. We thought it was delicious! The pernil is excellent. We also had great service from our waiter, Eury. We'll come back!

Amazing authentic Mexican/ Salvadoran cuisine. Three of us tried: 1) torta milanesa - chicken was…read moretender and the bread was soft, very filling, we brought half home, 2) seafood soup- so much seafood (crab, fish, shrimp, mussels, squid, clam) and huge- very big, good to share among 3 people if you're sampling lots of dishes, 3) birria tacos which were flavorful and fresh (didn't come with consommé), 4) al pastor tacos, touch of sweetness, 5) pork, cheese, beans papusa (very filling, we shared 1, 6) guacamole which was presented in a traditional bowl and wasn't too spicy and 7) a elote tamale but haven't tried it yet bc we were so full so we packed it to-go. Service was good and the place had fun music videos playing. We would gladly come back. Everything was fresh, tasty and affordable.

Food was sun par. Out of several things we ordered. Very disappointing! Will not go back.read more

It is a pretty small Resturant with an abundance of street parking. $$. ($$$ compared to other…read moreMexican restaurants). The owner-server was very nice and service was excellent. Menu is very diverse-something for everyone. Food was excellent and everything was great. Only negative-ICE TEA was in a can and there were no free refills. I would change that. Other than that...

One of my favorite restaurants in Port Chester. Every dish is so authentic and has so much flavor…read more I got the Lomo Salado small size and it was just enough and tasted so good. Though this is a very small restaurant and there's limited parking, I would still recommend going here. Just plan giving your self time to find parking and a spot to sit if it's busy! Everyone who works here is so nice, but some have a hard time speaking English. The menu is in English but at times it can be hard to order.

Real deal authentic Salvatorian / Mexican cuisine.... And it's GOOD…read more Saw an out-door area that was very lively and fun looking. Our server was attentive and informative regarding the menu. Low-key dining area, colorful and inviting. We were delighted.

This place needs WAY more reviews for how delicious it really is. My friend and I went here last…read morenight for dinner since another restaurant didn't have seats for us. I'm so glad we ended up here. I had the pupusas which were so fresh and so good. My friend she had the enchiladas which she enjoyed. The serving sizes were perfect! The prices were great. The service was so sweet as well. Someone came over and explains the menu. It has a mix of Mexican, Ecuadorian and Peruvian foods. I can't wait to go back and try more of their food. The vibe and look of the inside is vibrant and fun! I loved it can't wait to go back.

I had lunch here today after the rush was done, as a Peruvian guy at a local construction site…read morerecommended it. Honestly the place is GOOD. I got a combo of chicken and papa a la huancaina and salad. It came with a side salad, too, so I definitely got my fill of roughage today! I like their salad dressing. The cheese sauce on the papa a la huancaina was great, and I loved the chicken. It all wasn't necessarily so much better than other places I've been to in NYC, but the server was nice, really on top of things, and the place was clean and had a nice atmosphere. I would go back of I was back in that neighborhood with friends.

This place brings be back to my trip to Peru! Beautiful atmosphere, close to The Cap, and quick…read moreservice. Let's dive in ... Chips and salsa (5/5): My mouth is feeling a tingle from the salsa and I'm not mad. The flavor is rich and developed and they bring this to your table to kick off the meal. The chips are thin and crispy! Pisco Sour (4/5): This drink is the national beverage of Peru and is a must-have for all when enjoying Peruvian cuisine. I found this version a bit sweeter than sour from what I remember from my trip, but it was very tasty! Lomo Saltado (4/5): The steak is slightly over but every other aspect of this dish is perfectly brought together. The fry wedges are nicely crisped and the bottom of the rice absorbed that wonderful saucy flavor from the dish. Ceviche Frutos Del Mar (5/5): This dish has everything. Beautiful umami flavor, several fish, and a stunning presentation! My only ask would be to deshell the shrimp but otherwise perfect. It even comes with some sweet potato! Maduros (4/5): Lovely sweet flavor but I wish it was fried for another 60 seconds of crispiness. Service (5/5): Very attentive servers and delivered on every aspect expected. TL;DR: Next door to The Capitol Theater and would absolutely recommend for a wonderful meal, upscale atmosphere, and attentive service.

For breakfast is about good, service is fine, the ambiance is nothing special, but in general is ok.read more

Food is on point and service is attentive and friendly. I'll be back for sure. Looking forward to…read moretrying their specials on Sundays.

Food is ok, not your most authentic place, but not bad. I prefer going to authentic cuisine, but…read morenot bad for others.

You can't go food shopping on an empty stomach so I knew I needed a snack before going into Costco,…read moreotherwise we all know how dangerous that can be. I love a good pan de bono so as soon as I saw the word "Colombia" my mouth started salivating for it. I went in and the restaurant was nice and lively - it was a Sunday afternoon - and I headed straight to the bakery area. They had so many choices but my heart was set on one thing and one thing only: pan de bono. I ordered a couple and decided to also give the guava and cheese empanada a try. YUMMMMMMMMMMM! I will say it's not my favorite pan de bono in the universe and I'm sure when they're freshly out the oven it's a fully different experience but it hit the spot and my pan de bono craving was satisfied. I do think they were a little on the drier side but again, still loved it.