Dom Rico Cafe

Overall, food was good but on the pricey side for dominican and puerto rican food. Two entrees, soup, beer, and two sodas came out to over $85. The food: Sancocho was slamming. Churrasco cooked perfectly. Green sauce could use some more kick. The salad it comes with is more of a garnish. The pork belly would be described better as deep fried and crispy, and was rather dry. Mofongo was good. Tostones done right. Rice a tad salty. The menu: Menu does an ok job of describing most spanish to english, but it is missing some descriptions, like mangu, longanisa, etc. Also they use an * for chef recommendations, but every menu header also has a *, so it's rather confusing. At the end of the day, the chef recommendations are really for replacing a side order with mofongo or trifongo. The service: Female who worked there was extremely nice. The male was a bit mute occasionally. Upon entering, didn't even greet us or ask us to follow him. He just walked past us to a table with menus and silverware, and expected us to follow him.

DELICIOUS!! DELICIOUS!! DELICIOUS!!! The food, the service and the ambiance were all excellent!! I thought I was back in PR when I bit into the humongous and delicious chuleta can can...you can taste the quality and freshness of the food in every bite while sitting in an airy, cool, super clean and very nicely decorated establishment! I felt welcomed from the moment I stepped into the restaurant till the time I left, I mean Dom Rico Cafe is the place to go folks for very reasonably priced, quality and delicious Latin food! Kudos to the friendly Owners and staff, God Bless your business and hope you guys stick around for a long time!!!!! I'll be back for sure :)