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Where To Eat In Uptown Manhattan's Little Dominican Republic
Let Shelley Worrell of I AM CARIBBEING take you on a food tour through the neighborhood officially known as the Little Dominican Republic.
3 Great Dominican Restaurants In The East Village
Mofongo that feels like a party platter, pastelitos you’ll want to stuff into your backpack, and other Dominican dishes to try in the East Village.
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HAAM
HAAM stands for “Healthy As A Motha,” and it’s your best option for plant-based Caribbean food in Williamsburg.
Huascar & Co. Bakeshop
Huascar & Co Bakeshop in Hell's Kitchen makes inventive cupcakes inspired by the chef's Dominican heritage.
Bark Barbecue
The brisket at Dumbo's Bark Barbecue is among the best in the city, but some of their other smoked meats fall short.
Republica
Republica is a three-story Dominican restaurant and bar on Dyckman where you can have a rooftop dinner or party until 4am.
Forsyth Fire Escape
Forsyth Fire Escape's scallion pancake burrito is the most coveted item at Chelsea's Olly Olly Market. Is it worth the hour-long wait?
Habichuelas Con Dulce Stand
For habichuelas con dulce in Washington Heights, stop by this stand at 182nd and St. Nicholas Ave.
El Fuerto Fritura Y Chimichurri Truck
This truck Dominican food truck in Inwood serves late-night comfort food like deep-fried meats, Dominican-style hot dogs, and tostones.
Kenny Bakery
Kenny Bakery in Inwood is a must-visit for Dominican-style café con leche, chicken, pastelitos, or (if you’re here around midday) a tostado con queso with ham.
Brisas Del Mar
Brisas Del Mar is a Dominican restaurant a few blocks from the Rockaway Beach shoreline.
Mamajuana Cafe
Dine on the sidewalk at this Inwood cafe and enjoy some yucca crab cakes, empanadas, camarones en coco, and cocktails that will transport you directly to Playa Rincon.
El Manantial Bakery
For a quick snack in Washington Heights, swing by El Manantial Bakery and grab a guava and cheese pastry.
Where To Eat In Uptown Manhattan's Little Dominican Republic
Let Shelley Worrell of I AM CARIBBEING take you on a food tour through the neighborhood officially known as the Little Dominican Republic.
John’s Fried Chicken
John’s Fried Chicken is a counter-service spot with incredible fried chicken and Dominican side dishes.
Cibao
Cibao, a Dominican spot on the LES, has been open in the neighborhood for over 40 years. It’s one of our go-to spots when we want a great Cubano.
Dominican Cravings
Dominican Cravings in Essex Market serves great patacones, including the amazing breakfast version called “Tres Golpes.”
El Panadero Bakery
El Panadero Bakery in Washington Heights is a great stop for breakfast and something sweet.
Sandy's Coffee Shop
If you’re looking to spend under $15 on a delicious meal near the Lower East Side, Dominican spot Sandy’s Coffee Shop needs to be on your radar.
3 Great Dominican Restaurants In The East Village
Mofongo that feels like a party platter, pastelitos you’ll want to stuff into your backpack, and other Dominican dishes to try in the East Village.
Rossy’s Bakery
Rossy’s Bakery is a Dominican cafe in the East Village with cakes, rotating savory meals, and some very good red beans and rice.
Malecon Restaurant II
This is the UWS location of a Dominican restaurant in Washington Heights where you should be ordering rotisserie chicken.
KM1
KM1 is a casual Caribbean restaurant in the East Village with a menu of Dominican dishes and a nice outdoor seating area.