Primo Restaurant

Bronx, Estados Unidos

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Endereço:
2570 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY, 10467
Pelham Gardens
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
40 mAllerton Avenue
700 mBurke Avenue
890 mPelham Parkway
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Horário local (Bronx) 17:49 sexta-feira, 29 de novembro de 2024

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2 avaliações para Primo Restaurant

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Classificação do local: 2
Bronx, NY
I’ve lived around the neighborhood going on 3 years. At first customer service was excellent as well as fast delivery. Over the last year the food remains good but the customer service has depleted. On more than one incident myself or relatives have waited over 30 minutes to be served our drinks. My wife and I ended up leaving and going somewhere else instead. On my final incident I made a order to be delivered to my house which never made it after an hour and a half. Crappy customer service pretty good food but beware, you may never get to taste it unless you order from the buffet takeout line. GOOD LUCK!
Classificação do local: 4
Dundalk, MD
I’ve been here a few times, generally opting for the super-​oniony steak – very flat and very wide, and served in all its juices. It’s very salty; I think they really pile on the adobo. They make delicious tostones (a dish that’s admittedly hard to screw up) with that fatal garlic sauce too – they call it «mojito,» which led to an amusing gringo moment when the guy offered me some («You guys have a liquor license?!»). You’re not going to smell right for a while after eating here, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.