I absolutely loved this place. My aunt brought me here after the US open so we were obviously very…read morehungry. We brought our kids and they also really enjoyed it. The place is a hole in the wall but has such good food. We ordered carnitas with yuca and another order with French fries for the kids. The carnitas is super crunchy and tasty with lime on top. The yuca was also very crispy and paired well with the pork. I definitely want to go back to try other items on their menu.

La Cabaña Antojitos Dominicanos is one of the best Dominican food spots in the Corona neighborhood…read more We've been coming here for a long time, and the quality is always solid. The chicharrones de cerdo and chicharrones de pollo are honestly some of the best around -- super crispy, flavorful, and always fresh. The taste is excellent every time. The prices are definitely a little higher compared to other places, and the portions aren't the biggest, but the flavor makes it worth it. We usually dine in and also order takeout, and the experience is always good. The place is clean, service is friendly, and they move fast. The only downside is the parking -- it's tough in this area, especially during busy hours. But even with the parking situation, this spot is still absolutely worth the visit for great Dominican comfort food.

Really cutely-decorated place with good food! I came for lunch on a weekday and got oxtail with…read moredirty rice (rice and beans) which was a filling portion with delicious broth. However, I have to give Morena's a less-than-great rating due to difficulties with the service and payment. When the server came to take my order, I asked about the lunch special specified on the menu, where it's stated that all main courses are available as a lunch special at a reduced price; I had seen that online and it was a big reason I decided to stop by for lunch. The server directed us to the counter with a hot bar of selected dishes (but not all of the main courses as the menu said) and told us that ordering from there consisted of the lunch special. Fortunately, the oxtail I wanted was there anyway. When it came time to pay, I expected the check to be brought to the table but I had to get up to go to the counter. The server gave me a charge that was higher than the lunch special prices on the menu, more in line with the regular non-special price. I asked to confirm if it was the lunch price (apparently yes) and if I could see an itemized receipt before paying (apparently not). I ended up just paying because I didn't want to make a fuss, but something seems to have gone wrong. Was the menu inaccurate or outdated? Was the server not fluent in English and didn't catch what I asked? Is this something they pull on people who they assume to be from outside the area? I'm not quite sure and I don't want to assume bad intentions, but I unfortunately can't recommend this restaurant based on that spotty experience.

I will start by saying how cute this place is! Randomly walked in after a NYCFC game and was sat…read moreright away. Their decorations are set up so you feel like you're in DR. And I loveeeeeee that! The bathroom was so cute too! The mirror border was literally a bunch of old phones lol The servers also give you a homey vibe too! It was so cute! The kitchen was "open concept" so you can see the cooks. They were two older women and it was the cutest thing. Gave Tia vibes! As for the food. My plate was okay! It was good but didn't wow me. The flavor was good and all but something was missing. I had the pescado a la parrilla and my friend had the rabo. The rabo was 10/10!!! But the pescado was ehh. The rice and beans though BOMB. The margaritas were great too! Maybe it was just the way they seasoned the fish. But I still recommend this place and say give it a shot!

If you're looking for Dominican food around Elmhurst, honestly Queens in general...this is 100% the…read morespot!! And I'm saying that as a Dominican with a Dominican grandfather who cooks just like this. I have NEVER been able to find a place that makes rice the way my grandpa does. Like that real, home-cooked Dominican rice that actually tastes like something. And of course I don't always want to bother him when I'm in the mood for good Dominican food... so I'm genuinely so happy I found this place. Ordering was super easy and pickup was quick. Prices are also really good for the amount of food you get. And everything I've tried has been delicious. The beans though... oh my God. I'm still thinking about the beans. For the amount of food you get for the price, it's amazing! I can't wait to keep ordering from here, and I'm honestly already thinking about placing larger orders for events in the future. If there's one local business in Queens you should support, it's this one. Hands down one of the best Dominican spots!

Great fresh Dominican food . Loved the Moro the baked chicken and their plantains are all top…read morenotch . Restaurant was clean and the ladies at the counter were friendly and helpful . The only negative was their bathroom. It was (extremely musty) due to possible water damage. It was unbearable to be in there more than a minute while holding my breath and that tainted the outing abit especially since it was before my meal...

Cuisine: 7 Service: 9…read moreDecor: 5 Value: 9 Overall: 9 I love this little local Dominican restaurant that serves breakfast at the crack of dawn. It has very good quality food and excellent service. Other than the owner, most servers barely can communicate in English. However, I always felt welcomed and appreciated. In today's environment with so much hatred in the air, this place feels like an oasis right in my backyard. The food is always solid, with the salami breakfast plate being one of my favorites. It comes with three pieces of juicy and flavorful thick cut salami and three pieces fried cheese, two perfectly cooked running eggs, along with mashed plantains. Delicious! I also like their lunch foods, such as pernil and oxtail. The turkey wings are tasty, but a but dry. Their soups are some of my most ordered items as well. My usuals are the trip stew and cow's foot soup. If you look at the crowd, you'll notice a mix of latinos and locals who recognize this small shop as a neighborhood gem. There is nothing else like it in Forest Hills, so I do hope they are around for many generations to come. We need more places like this.

I had to get this my eyes just pulled towards it as soon as i was looking for what to eat. The…read morestaff is always friendly, delighted to see people and the portions are not skimp. The place is also great to sit down and eat while you the Spanish music is going on. The waiters are always at your call when needing something.

Everything is good there I'm not exaggerating. My favorite…read moreof course is the stew chicken their beef stew is awesome, so are the ribs And they make healthy juices and smoothies.

My family and I took out food from here yesterday. The food was tasty, fresh and the best I've…read moreeaten in a long time. There was a line outside of folks waiting to enter to purchase Latino food. The line consisted of all races of people which was applauded. The fish, arroz con gandules and mixed steamed vegetables were so good.Food is fresh; prepared by 2 older women behind the counter. They also sell freshly made organic juices. My niece had a juice which she loved. The juices cost more than some of the food choices but that's ok.. The servings are plentiful and fresh. The seasoning is good and not a lot of salt. We tipped the cooks who were so busy multi-tasking. Finally a Latino food place in this neighborhood in a Queens neighborhood that does not have a Hispanic flavor. Thank you for bringing us flavor.

While waiting for tire service at Mavis Discount Tire, I took a 5 minute walk to grab a bite…read more The lunch offerings were just being put in the food case . OMG - all the food looked so fresh and delicious. I opted for a piece of fried fish, yuca and maduros. All of my choices were fresh and not over seasoned . The price was pretty good too , I had enough for 2 people for under $11.00. The inside was warm and welcoming and the staff very friendly.

Wow... 10:30am…read morecould be kind of a strange time to have arroz con pollo, a bit early perhaps. But not too early for today! This place had my taste buds rocking first thing. A little gravy on the yellow rice (from the baked chicken) put it over the top. And for $9.99 as a lunch special? These guys should absolutely succeed. This review is based solely on the food. The atmosphere is very simple and humble, and there are something like 5 to 10 tables in the place. Doesn't look like they have table service, however; just order at their counter, pay and they'll package it to go.

Been here a few times in the past but thus would be the first time I've come back here since before…read moreCovid so yeah, it's been a minute since I've been here. The place is pretty large and vast but feels kinda empty, the way how there's space in the middle of the back area, one would think maybe a few live music gigs are played here but I wouldn't know for sure since all of my visits here were around lunchtime. Service while not outstanding was adept enough to be decent. What I had was fairly simple, baked chicken w yellow rice and Peas which is my staple lunch when coming around restaurants like this. A relatively good meal, Chicken was a tad salty and tough but still edible and at the very least, the server could've offered me some hot sauce. All in all, barebones Restaurant with run of the mill yet fairly good food with alright service. The one true bonus is that it's affordable. A meal will run you $15.

Good service and lots of variety to choose from. You can see from the counter and pick out what you…read morewant. Empanadas have a nice crunch too it and filled with all beef. Must ask for sauce. Can be a bit dry. They also have chinola and tamarind drinks. It's pretty clean and they have seatings inside.

The neighborhood and restaurant decor is really nothing to look at but that's not what I was there…read morefor. I came to Guaro for the food. There are tables but I rather do takeout. The atmosphere is bare bones. We ordered two oxtail lunch plates. The flavor was really good! The moro is standard moro, rice with black beans mixed in. Moro was moist and not dry. Both plates were huge. We got the lunch special for $9 per plate. What a bargain! Oxtail is usually expensive but the lunch price is extremely fair for the portion we got. Two lunches can feed 4-5 people. I guess it depends on their appetite too. If you split it with other there will be plenty of rice but the meat may not be enough but that is normal anywhere. The lady was pretty nice to me but I understand the food and what it is from sight. I love Dominican food. If you are not familiar with Dominican food, communication might be a problema. I would totally come back to try other things from the steam table.

Excellent Dominican food. Great home cooking. I wish they had a written menu though. All their…read moreday's food is displayed. My favorite is the oxtail stew over white rice.

This place is definitely serving the community with delicious food at low prices! The pork chop…read moreover rice and fried chicken/baked chicken over rice were $8 each! It also came with beans and a fair amount of food. I think the smaller plates are $5, so wow - what a deal! It's worth the visit, so please support this man!

I was super happy to find out that there was a Dominican restaurant in my neighborhood. I came on a…read moreSaturday around 2pm and there was a line of about 4 people outside. They only allow 1 person at a time since the restaurant it's tiny and pretty much just a take out spot. Once I went inside the man behind the counter was super sweet and informed me of what they had that day. I decided to go with the fried pork chops with Moro for myself and fried chicken and rice and beans for my husband. The man asked if I wanted the meat together with the rice and I said yes. He made sure to pile it on and the portions were huge. Now the biggest surprise was when he charged me $12 for both plates. I couldn't believe it was so cheap for that amount of food. Now when I got home the food was delicious. I felt that the pork chop and fried chicken were really good and so well seasoned. The Moro and rice and beans were just okay. I will definitely be back because the food here tasted very homemade and those prices are just insane.

No campeon here: I am sad to write this but it was the worst meal and I am Dominican. The bistec…read morewas tough and burned, overcooked. Tostones poorly packed in plastic container so they got soft. Chicken well seasoned but dry, not moist or fresh. Morir Soñando -- cheap oj booo. Rice, beans, maduros were standard. Delivery took an hour and I am a mile away. My hopes for this place--gone.

Was able to call and order my food for pickup! Very yummy and enjoyable, I order the Sancocho and…read moreit tasted perfect. Though I don't this is fault of the restaurant, the Sancocho ended up being 13.59 instead of $6 as shown on yelp. Would come again!