Dominican Restaurant

Stopped by here when I was in town for an appointment. Was craving Papa Rellenos (Potato Balls) so I googled spanish food in Fall River, Ma and this place popped up. Very cheap take out Dominican food. Very convenient and the plates are loaded. Can easily feed 2 – 3 people. Satisfied my craving and easy on my pocket. Recommend if your on the go and want a quick bite.

Stopped by for lunch it was bomb. I got papa relleno, alcapurria, pernil, arroz Blanco con habichules. Jugo de parcha. I’m happy, portions were enough for 2.
Clean, friendly people, plenty of options to choose from. Deff will be back soon

I have visited this place two times, and two time the food was disgusting. The fried food was old and saggy, the rice tasted like it was re-​heated, the meat had no flavor. I’m a shamed, the previous restaurant that was here was way much better.

This place is TEETERING on a 5-​star review! I’ll be going back again to try a couple of items and will update this review accordingly.
I run by this place during my normal jog, and for the better part of a year every single time I ran by I thought «I should check that out sometime». Having to smell this food and not be able to partake was just painful, and there was alway people in there. This went on for the better part of a year before I finally decided to go in.
It looks like it’s in the bottom floor of someone’s house, but hey, that’s the sign of a good find. There’s tables in there, but it’s more deli-​style take-​out ordering as far as I can tell. There’s also no menu that I could see, it mainly consisted of the man behind the counter pointing at everything and telling me what meat is in it. Yeah, it’s a meat type of place, sorry vegetarians.
Some of the selections are more daring than your normal deli offering, so I decided to give those a go. A few I can remember are stewed goat meat, pig’s ears, some sort of feet that I didn’t catch.
They have more «normal» things like chicken and beef dishes, but I figured «when in Rome» — or is it Santo Domingo — so I decided to go for the chicken gizzards. I’m not the most adventurous eater, but without question this was absolutely fantastic. It hit the spot in the way that a nice greesy burger makes you feel how all is right in the world. Without exaggeration or hyperbole this dish has made it to my top-​ten list of gotta-​have craving foods.
I also got the pork shoulder roast, with the optional skin (also never had pork skin), and that was excellent as well. The roast wasn’t on a warmer so it wasn’t quite hot the way I would’ve preferred, but it was a quality offering.
All of this with a nice helping of white rice and baked beans (passable) plus a can of coke for $ 7.50! Are you kidding me! I’m going back for those pig’s ears which may bump this up to a 5-​star review.