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Molino Rojo

2.6 (107 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Jack sour
Craig C.

Stopped in for a quick bite. They have made some nice upgrades including a full bar. The pernil was tender and combined with the garlic sauce it made it very flavorful. Black beans and white rice was nice compliment to the dish. The mixologist served up perfectly mixed Jack sours. My quick bite ended up having me in there for over an hour.

Sancocho

I randomly found this spot for lunch on a cold day. I chose the Sancocho and it tasted authentic. Place was nice and quiet since it just opened for the day. My server was very attentive.

Mofongo Plain

Delicious Dominican food spot. We had the lunch specials a few times and frequently stop by for the cafe con leche. The food is all so Yummy! The mofongo was amazing. We nearly licked our plates. It was so comforting on a winter day. The chicken soup was good, the rice and beans are classic. The pernil was very flavorful. The only issue I have with this place is the super slow service. We wanted to do a sit down lunch so we got there at 1. We didn't get our food until 150. It took forever for the waiter to even take our order. We kept flagging him down and we get ignored. People that came after us were helped before us. I think the service aspect needs to be reorganized. This is a very busy place with delicious food but it needs to run smoother.

Evan M.

Whenever I get stuck in the "boogie-down" by Yankee Stadium I always try to hit up this place for some good, quick Puerto Rican and Dominican food. I remember when this little hole-in-the-wall simply used to be called, Cuchifritos. I guess it changed owners and is now more Dominican. Whenever you come to the Bronx you know that you can always find decent latin food, however you don't want to go experimenting if you don't know any particular places. Your stomach just might pay the price. Here you can enjoy your food without the fear of the unexpected. I've learned that if you are trying to get your food to-go, getting quicker attention from the people that work the counter might take more than the Spanish you learned in high school. No worries. They will get to you eventually. The service is pretty timely. You can't go wrong with a good cuban sandwich but I normally go for the standard rice and beans with pernil asado. Mix that all together with platanos maduros and I have a meal that makes me a happy man. The food here is pretty authentic and the pernil here is the real deal. To some, having the crunchy skin or what Puerto Ricans call, "chicharron," thrown in there with the rest of the pork might gross them out a bit but that's the way it's supposed to be. That is what makes good pernil great. This is a great place for lunch. We've tried coming here for breakfast before but if you stray from eggs-over-easy and try to get a little daring, you might be regretting it a little later. I tried a typical Dominican specialty called "mangu" once......ONCE. Having breakfast rumblings from down below at 8am on a work day is not a good thing. Like I said, this spot is great for lunch. I wouldn't go taking a date here to impress because it's not exactly the area for romance. Interestingly enough, the nearby Grand Concourse thoroughfare that runs through the Bronx was modeled after the Champs-Élysées that runs through Paris. Before I walked into the establishment I saw two guys in their 50s get into a fistfight on the sidewalk. Thankfully, the area is near several courthouses and a precinct nearby so the fight was quickly quelled in a matter of seconds by police. While this area might be a far cry from Paris, you can safely eat some of the best latin american food you will find anywhere.

Chicharron de Cerdo Dominicano
Gabriel S.

I don't think this place deserves such a low rating probably a half a star higher would be ok. First off I came after a Yankke game like most folks to their first time here, I had the chicharrón with rice and beans. Everything was good with the pork being on a little tougher than usual and since the place was being renovated seating was a bit limited. I'll definitely be back when I'm in town to see if they have improved.

Beef stew, white rice and beans
Sergio B.

Ate at the Molino Rojo 2 hour before a Yankee game. The place was packed. Line out the door for the entire meal. For good reason. The food was good and inexpensive to boot. Latin comfort food abounds. Our meal consisted of 2 beers, 1 pork chops, an order of plantains, an order of beef stew, side order of white rice and beans and an order of coconut juice all for $20. Will definitely be back.

Natalie R.

Great Cuban sandwich + lots of Puerto Rican specialties Been here twice. Would go back. Serves beer + wine

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My place for dinner/lunch before the Yankee games...good food, I'm getting hungry thinking about it

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Not a fancy place but the food is always good and prices are reasonable . I stop by here every once in a while.

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Came with some friends who ate here before and recommended the Dominican food here. While service…read morewas a bit slow, and you're charged for water (no tap, only bottle), food was bomb. I got the fried Boca chica red snapper fish with yucca fries. Fish was fried to perfection. Fries were delicious and in an addictive garlicky sauce. I was disappointed because they have a specials menu but the waiter said none of the specials were available (and they had an oxtail stew for Sunday which would've been bomb)! My husbands fried chicken dish was so good. The wings, thigh, and drumstick were fried to perfection and super juicy inside. The tostones were delish too! There is valet parking but i think it's $15.

I rarely leave one-star reviews, but this experience--and the response to my feedback--left me with…read moreno choice. My friends and I arrived at Sho J Oregano's Crescent Avenue location at approximately 9:45 PM. The restaurant's posted closing time was 10:00 PM, yet we were told they would not seat us. Disappointed but willing to give them another chance, we paid for a taxi to their White Plains Road location, which was listed as being open until 11:00 PM. We arrived around 10:00 PM only to be told that they were also closed and would not serve us. The result? We wasted time, money on transportation, and an entire evening chasing a meal at a restaurant that was supposedly open. What made the experience even more disappointing was the response after I shared my review. Rather than acknowledging the inconvenience or apologizing for the confusion, the restaurant chose to challenge my account. I have no reason to misrepresent what happened. My review reflects exactly what my group experienced that evening. This isn't about expecting to be served after closing. It's about arriving during the posted business hours at two separate locations and being turned away both times. If the kitchen closes early or there is a last-seating policy, that information should be clearly posted online and at the restaurant. Customers shouldn't have to guess whether "open" actually means the business is still serving guests. For a restaurant that has received so much praise, I expected far better customer service and accountability. Great food can earn awards, but honesty, consistency, and respect for customers are what earn loyalty. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend making a special trip here unless you're prepared for the possibility that the posted hours may not reflect when they'll actually serve customers.

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Very authentic Dominican restaurant. The food is delicious, very well seasoned and presented well…read more The ambiance is amazing as the crew came in and sang happy birthday to one of our guests and did so in an authentic Dominican way, it felt like we were in the island. The staff were fantastic. They offer valet parking which is great for the area which is really crowded. The churrasco was so good I could have eaten another one. The only problem I encountered was that the Mofongo with Chicharron although it tasted great the, it was served in a small pilon, wooden bowl used to mash the plantains, with the chicharron on top. They poured garlic sauce over the top and it made a mess all over the bowl. Additionally the bowl was too small for you to eat it without pouring it into the plate. They should reconsider how they serve it because it was very messy to eat. The flan though was perfectly made, reminding me of Puerto Rican flan, light and airy. A really nice experience at this place, worth another visit.

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