Dominican Restaurants in Elizabeth, NJ

“El pan de sal o conocido en Puebla como las famosas monas son mis favoritas! Muy buenas! recomiendo este lugar 100%!! 🙏🏼apoyen!!“

“The best Dominican restaurant. The food with a unique flavor. The service is excellent, everyone is friendly. The natural juices are very good, especially the Morí sonando my family and I were very happy .The most important is eat healthy and good.“

“Everybody is so nice and quick to serve you. The food is absolutely amazing at a really good price.. all the food is made in advance and placed on burners behind the glass you chose everything you wish to have and enjoy… I’d love to come every day if I could“

“Ordered the pernil and the bistek encebollado. We enjoyed both and the leftovers were even better the next day. We also tried the pan de bono. It was slightly sweet and warm and light cheese flavor. The entrees were yuge portions and yummy. We will return.“

“Si buen lugar acojedor y familiar“

“Phenomenal food and service. Small relaxed restaurant in the AAA plaza (for those who get routed to a house behind the actual location). Everything we had was incredible, from the spinach & artichoke dip, to the Hawaiian pizza and even the smokehouse burger. All of it was handcrafted and full of all the right flavor.“

“This restaurant is one of the best Dominican Restaurant in Elizabeth! Kitchen is always clean, food always tastes fresh! Drinks are amazing! The service is always great and pleasant! Don Chucho, the owner and his wife, have created a family atmosphere where all are welcomed! You can have a small gathering if you like. There is a space for it and they have great music always playing. This place is highly recommended for Dominican confort food for dine in or takeout!“

“Aquí siempre tienen comida riquísima. El mangu con los tres golpes…RICO! Morro con lechón asado y plátanos maduros…RICO!

This place always offers delicious Dominican food. I’ve never been disappointed with any of the options they have to choose from. If you need a recommendation, try the mangu con los tres golpes (mashed plantains with the three hits: red onions, fried cheese, and salami.) This is a typical Dominican dish and it’s guaranteed to leave you satisfied.“