Dominican Restaurants in Boston, MA

“One of my favorite restaurants of all time, it allows me to have a piece of home in Boston.“

“Great services with delicious taste. A hidden GEM on Hyde park ave!“

“La mejor comida dominicana de Boston, Buena Música, Buen ambiente, Buen trato es lo mejor de lo mejor 100% sazón dominicano 🇩🇴🇩🇴💯💯“

“Always great taste on the food keep up the work and friendly staff“

“The food was more than amazing, along with the prices being highly affordable especially for the size of the plates!! You won't be disappointed stopping in! 100% recommend the chicharrón!“

“Food is basic but healthy and hearty. Could use some hot sauces on the table. Not as great a selection as in Colombian restaurants, nor as enticingly sauced. And no sangria ☺️“

“This place shines with its fresh and healthy juices—some of the best I've had! On our recent visit, my girlfriend and I decided to explore their food menu, trying the advertised Colombian Yaroa and the chopped onion sandwich.
The Yaroa was a visual match for the photos, a mountain of loaded fries with corn, chicken, bacon bits, small sausages, and a generous drizzle of sauces. At $20, it's a hefty plate. While it looked impressive, the taste was just okay for me. I'd give it a 7/10 – it needed more chicken and cheese (the sausage was a standout!), and honestly, I don't think I'd order it again at that price point. My girlfriend, Pao, agreed, rating it a 6/10 and noting she's had better Yaroas for less.
The chopped onion sandwich, reminiscent of a New York chop cheese, also looked just like the photos. The flavor was definitely there, a solid 8/10 for both Pao and me. However, at $11, the sandwich was a bit small, leaving us still hungry. While the size was a drawback, I'd happily give it another try.“

“Great Dominican Food! It’s generous portions and fresh. Staff are very friendly and accommodating (For English Speakers, there might be a language barrier, they speak mostly Spanish depending who’s there.) Only issue I have is please set up a menu with firm prices, whenever I go there sometimes prices fluctuate and it can be a bit deceiving at times to the customer. But, overall I do recommend for anyone trying to try Dominican food and looking for good portions in a inflated economy for food prices. Also, PLZZ PUT CHICHARRÓN CON YUCA OUT MORE OFTEN, it’s good but y’all run outttt :(

Parking: Good amount of parking there, just be careful you aren’t parked where the residents for Charlestown are.“

“Very tasty food clean place and an excellent service. [Original] Muy sabrosa la comida lugar limpio y un servicio de excelencia.“

“I've only tried the empanadas so far, but I don't need to try anything else to know this place is great. They taste amazing. The edges are crunchy while the center is nice and soft. The best part of the empanadas though is that they feel oily at all, so you wont regret eating multiple.“

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“Great place to stop by and grab some Dominican deliciousness. Lots of items to choose from off their menu. Great smoothies too! It's easy to find, right across from the Franklin Park Zoo. Free parking. Your choice of eating in or taking it to go. Either way, this is a great place to do so

Parking: Either in their lot or on the street, it's FREE!

Wheelchair accessibility: Located on the first floor, so wheelchairs can enter and exit easily“

“Tiny, inexpensive ,no frills place with friendly young staff serving up classic Dominican tostados, toasted sandwiches. Takeout only, but they have plenty of outdoor seating. Sandwiches were delicious but a real surprise was the quality of the fruit smoothies! My mango and passion fruit smoothie was so rich and summery, not drenched in sugar at all.“

“Food is amazing!!!! Deff try this place and the ladies were so smiley and happy and polite“