I've gone to this place multiple times, even through several name changes over the years. One thing that remains the same (but gets better!) is the authentic flavor of Spanish food. Tonight I came in craving some soup, so I ordered sancocho. I wasn't even aware of the specials that have now for late night festivities; now that I'm much older than I was decades ago, I can indulge in a nice drink 🍷 The sancocho was delicious, nice and warm and hearty. The 5 for $7 chicken wings were nicely fried and proved to be a nice appetizer. My waitress was a lovely young lady by the name of Marcely whom I tipped nicely 😊 If you do decide to dine in, be prepared for loud music in the genres of Reggaeton and pop (which had me dancing in my seat 🎶). I came in with a crampy stomach and allergies a-blazing, and left feeling full and satiated 💕
This restaurant has been a family favorite for decades. Regardless of the changes made over the years, the food is amazing and the staff do what they are supposed to do. People don't realize the difficulties faced by small restaurants and the support that is needed from the communities so that restaurants can thrive and survive for more years to come. Working in the food industry is hard enough and harder post pandemic. We will always frequent this restaurant and don't expect things to be perfect every time. Always check your food before you leave and if something is off just let the restaurant know so they can fix it. Instead of leaving a bad review, talk to a manager or owner. Let's go back to the days where restaurants are supported and not criticized for everything that is done wrong.
Love and support small businesses
Chef's Cafe
The food was tasty, service was ok. First impressions were that a lot of locals patronize this business as we were unfamiliar with how to order, where to sit, nor did anyone step up to make sure we were welcomed and taken care of. First impressions are EVERYTHING.
If ur ever goin in2 the Bronx on a Saturday afternoon after a Yankees home game Molino Rojo Restaurant or on a weekend that the Yankees are away this Mexican spot is a must the location, service, cleaness y food is just absolutely amazing, fresh y very delicious Have been here quite a few times with a friend, or with a group of friends we always have enjoyed ourselves my friend y I always start with an appetizer we always get the Seafood Panella 4 2 people, Shrimp in Coconut sauce, Grilled Shrimp y my orders are usually Grilled or Steamed Red Snapper with rice y beans, Octopus with either Cassava, green bananas, rice y beans,y sirloin steak with shrimp y 4 our drinks we always get either Chandon y Moet wine y a bottle of corona with a lime Mexican food is 1 of my all-time favorites 4 food, Molino Rojo is a definite must can't let this restaurant pass it's a must Danny S Seattle Washington
The service was very nice 👐🏾 The Food was Hot and fresh 👌🏾 Muy Buena Comida 🇩🇴.
I come here before most Yankee games! Eat like a Puerto Rican king for next to nothing! Love, love, love this place!
I love their soup 🍲 and rice ☺️🌾
New owner, better service and food. Love the happy hour. It's a little pricier than before, but everything is better.
Wonderful local Dominican food. Close to Yankees stadium...
I’m very sick so i decided to order chicken soup. As a Jamaican i only eat Jamaican soup really but i know Hispanics and Jamaicans make it the exact same way so i ordered from here. I got a large chicken soup. It’s amazing!!!! Taste as if i made it myself. And they are NOT stingy with the chicken at all. Nor noodles. The soup was around $15 but no other Jamaican restaurant or Spanish restaurant can make it like this so it’s worth it. I ordered it and it came in about 30 minutes earlier than it was supposed too. Still hot and they gave me some extras. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! Delivery and flavor is a 10/10 and i feel better already. If you’re sick and too lazy i recommend ordering soup from here too.
Prenota un tavolo
Ordina online
Trova il miglior ristorante di Bronx
Si è verificato un errore! Riprova tra qualche minuto