I was in the area and had marked this spot down to try, so I ordered a pork mofongo to go, went in…read moreto pick it up, and as I was waiting, I saw the maduros and they were calling my name, so I got an order of those too. Prices are very reasonable for restaurant food, I think, and the quality is absolutely there. They have all the food in heated pans at the front, though the mofongo had to be prepared separately. When I ate the food later on, everything was absolutely delicious. If I'm in the area again, I'll definitely order again! Inside, there are a few TVs, and you order at the counter even if sitting in for a meal. Looks clean and cozy enough, and I would imagine fairly crowded at the right times, but I was there mid/late afternoon, so I only saw one table w/ a customer eating. I wouldn't be opposed to it sometime other than having to pay for parking!

Parada Maimon is the best spot for Dominican food in the city ! The staff is so friendly, always…read moremaking recommendations. I have been a loyal customer for almost 5 years and I bring all my friends here !

Everything was pretty good. Even my three kids approved. The Chicken Mofongo is great, but kind of…read moremessy. Lol.

Food is delicious, customer service and price could be better. Ordered food for about 6 people,…read morecame out to $160. (Pretty pricey for the amount of food) Fed everyone ok but when asked where the rice was for the beans, there was none and apparently had to order it.

I came here as a kid growing up. After church my mom would take us for lunch and we would stop here…read morefrom time to time. My mother is Puerto Rican and my Dad is Dominican and this place comes as close as you can get from home cooked meals. The best place in Delaware to get authentic Dominican food. After all the years I've come back and it is still delicious. I hope one day they can expand beyond Wilmington!

I ordered two breakfast platters over the phone. They put me on hold for 15 mins and then when I…read moregot to the store it was only one order ready. You think the store would be busy. But it wasn't so how you put me on hold for 10 mins and the stores not even busy.

I had the pleasure of dining here on a Friday just before the crowd arrived. They have live music…read moreevery Friday starting at 6:30 PM, which creates a great atmosphere. The ambiance is perfect for a ladies' night, date night, or even a reservation for a larger group. The entrées were delicious, authentic, fresh, and beautifully presented. We had the lamb chops and the cod, and both were excellent. The fresh natural limeade was also very refreshing. The owners, chef, and staff were polite, friendly, and professional. This was my second time dining here, and I'll definitely be back to try brunch and enjoy dinner again.

Ordered take out from here recently, and over all I'd say the food gets an okay…read more Empanadas and chicken tacos were pretty good and the price was right on those. However, we also ordered their highly recomended chicken mofongo and.. it was not good at all. For one, for the amount of actual food you get it is NOT worth $27. Lets get that out of the way right off the bat. Dish is highly overpriced. The chicken was VERY dry. Like, need to take a sip of a drink every single bite dry. That alone made the dish bad, but then we tried the rest and it was bland and also.. dry? idk, dish wasn't good at all . Very overpriced, and I would never get or recommend someone order that ever again. Another minor issue, on their take out menue they have a bunch of coupons. One was for $5 off orders over $30 or something like that. i asked to use it, despite there being an expiration date of 12/31/25 on it. I figure, 'you're putting these out still, so you must still be honoring this coupon, right?" NO. The host asked a manager and they said they "shouldn't have put those menus out.' But you did.. so you honor the coupon. That's business 101. Fair, I guess? But just for some business advise.. it's $5 off for a first time customer that would have potentially come back and even told others to do so. Not now though. This was a take out experience, so I cannot comment on how it is if you order in the restaurant. i will say that the hostess/ girl at the counter was very nice, and accommodating though.

The ladies did a great job- didn't like everything - the bathrooms weren't very clean that's why I…read moretook off a star - thanks for the meal

Good Puerto Rican food but I'm sorry, they have no idea on how to make a real Cuban sandwichread more

Really nice new restaurant, the food is excellent and so are the margaritas. We really liked the…read moreout door vibe. One of our favorite dishes is the octopus. The staff is very nice, though They seem to still be figuring things out since they have only been open a month. They forget to clear dirty dishes as they bring new courses out, just a minor observation.

This was soooo good. I loved the generous portion. The beef was a little salty but overall had good…read moreflavour. The rice, yucca were also great. I love little cafeteria style restaurants where you can just point to what you want. Great price.

I picked up a friend to go to lunch and he suggested we eat here. What a gem…read more I had rice and beans with fried sweet plantain and the beef dish (I had the lady serving pick my entree). We also split a chicken empanada. Yummy. The food is made in advance and sits in trays that you see. The food was fresh and delicious. So you will get your order quickly. And the price is very reasonable. Overall, if you want good Latino food, you'll really enjoy this place.

Was staying at the Golden Nugget and was in the mood for spanish food. Called to place the order…read moreand luckily they speak english. Got the garlic shrimp mofongo (comes with a little salad), white rice, they forgot my beans, yuca with onions and flan. The food that we did get was pretty good, but them forgetting the beans was a buzz kill. Also, the girl wasn't the friendliest at the counter. Doubt if I would go back, because it wasn't that great of an experience.

El Bohio was a nice, restaurant in Pleasantville, NJ near Main Street and Dunkin' Donuts. The staff…read morewas friendly . There were steady customers. Excellent Dominican food, seasoned to perfection. I had beef pepper steak, tender, no fat, with tostones and Seagrams ginger ale. Delicious. Average meal price was $19. Will definitely visit again!! Thank you!!

First time visitors to Luly's. I live in the area and drive by and always wanted to stop. I…read moreordered the baked chicken combo and it was amazing. Chicken was cooked perfectly and the rice and beans were great. Super high quality food and freshly made on site. Will definitely be back. Very friendly service.

Food was good. The place is small and very clean. Friendly owner with really good Dominican cuisineread more

What I wanted was sexy succulent oxtails were the gravy covers your lips and coats your tongue meat…read moreso tender you don't have to chew just swallow flavor so good you wanna eat your own fingers with rice and peas and juicy sweet plantains I GOTS NONE OF THAT I never had dry oxtail no gravy whatsoever. Tender but not as tender as it could be. The plantains were also dry and hard not really sweet. They left the super big stems from the fresh herbs. The oxtail and plantains were so dry I could swear they were cooked at least a week ahead of time. The rice was okay and so was the patties. I had one beef and one chicken curry. Over all I was so so disappointed and for $25 a platter like I really want my money back. I will never go back. You should always take pride in your food and business.

I was in Jersey for a concert and was really hungry. I drove around a bit and came across this…read moreJamaican spot; you can imagine how excited I was, since I'm an Island girl. I ordered a side of Jerk chicken, patties and a drink. I could not wait to eat. (Sigh) I was a bit disappointed because the Jerk chicken portions were way too big and it seemed as if they were done in the oven instead of on the grill. Authentic Jamaican Jerk Chicken is not usually served with gravy and this had way too much; it was almost like a stew but with less gravy. I ate it because it was edible but I'm not so sure I'll be back now, I could be nit picking because, like I said, I'm an island girl and I grew up on this type of food so YOU may like it if you end up going here.