Tag
dominican
9 places in Washington Heights filed under dominican.
Club Deportivo Dominicano
A genuine piece of Dominican New York with a long-running Friday salsa night; it is a club, so bring ID and call about nights and door policy.
Friday salsa night, listed midnight–4am; call for other nights
Amsterdam Ave at W 163rd StAudubon / W 165th St
El Manantial Bakery
A cheap, quick stop for guava pastries and coffee; call for hours, since no official page turned up.
St Nicholas Ave near W 171st St
Bakery181st Street Strip (East of Broadway)
El Panadero Bakery
A solid uptown bakery stop for pastries and coffee; there is no menu site, so call for hours.
St Nicholas Ave at W 179th St181st Street Strip (East of Broadway)
Restaurant181st Street Strip (East of Broadway)
La Casa del Mofongo
Go for a casual group dinner built around mofongo; skip it if you want a quiet room, and confirm hours since listings disagree.
St Nicholas Ave near W 182nd St181st Street Strip (East of Broadway)
La Dinastia
A neighborhood classic for Latin and Chinese-American dishes; the special fried rice is the one to try.
Broadway near W 170th St
La Reina del Chicharrón
A no-frills chicharrón counter; quick and filling, with a small local chain behind it.
St Nicholas Ave near W 172nd St
Lulo Restaurant
A busy local counter for Dominican goat and sides; Gothamist praised it, but check hours by phone.
St Nicholas Ave between W 191st & W 192nd StsFort George
RestaurantBroadway at 175th St (United Palace)
Malecón
The neighborhood's big-menu Dominican standby: rotisserie chicken and mofongo in a casual, no-frills room across from the United Palace.
Open nowSun–Thu 9am–11pm; Fri–Sat 9am–midnight
Broadway & W 175th StBroadway at 175th St (United Palace)
Marilu & Daysi
A home-style Dominican counter with a loyal following; bring cash and go early for the mangú.
Daily, about 8am–6pm
Audubon Ave between W 175th & W 176th Sts