La Casa Del Mofongo

Wow wow the food is amazing, the decoration cute and so happy but the way that they serve their food and drinks are out of this world. Service is fantastic, everyone is helpful and with a big smile! Had an amazing time here with 17 friends and even though they were full, they were able to accommodate all of us. This is a hidden gem in west palm, and I will comeback for more!! Totally recommend…

Delicious!! Service and atmosphere are perfect. This was our first shot at Mofongo and definitely won't be the last. The sampler is the way to go, especially if you haven't tried it before. The sauces are great. I don't think you could go wrong with anything on the menu. Great vibes, highly recommend.

A 4.8 at almost 3000 ratings does not lie. Great mofongo, especially with the „Vulcan“ plate. Generous portions and very friendly service, we felt right at home. On fridays they have Oxtail (Rabo Giusado) for which we will be returning.

I was surprised by friends during my visit to FL. Real soul food from the Dominican Republic! Enjoyed the tasty Mofongo and fried chicken. Nice decor and splendid service by owner. Excelled my expectation!

I came here with my friend and we ordered the chapiadora, which was some mofongo with different meat, let me tell you… it was soooo goood! And the 3 leches passion fruit too!! Definitely coming back!!! I am giving 4 stars because my friend didn’t speak Spanish and our server never tried to interact with her and even when she did, she was rolling her eyes at her, horrible attitude! I know we are at a Latin restaurant but it doesn’t mean we should all speak Spanish, very disrespectful.

La Casa Del Mofongo is hands down the best spot for mofongo I’ve ever tried! From the moment I walked in, I felt right at home, thanks to the warm and inviting atmosphere. The service is amazing—attentive and friendly, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. My first taste of their mofongo was through a coworker who brought me mofoguitos with fried chicken, and it was love at first bite! I later visited in person and tried the mofoguitos with conch salad, which was absolutely delicious. The flavors are spot on, and every dish I've had has been a delight. I even brought a friend along, and she can’t wait to return, which speaks volumes about how great the food is! Although the place is small, the staff does an excellent job of accommodating guests, ensuring everyone feels comfortable. I’m already looking forward to my next visit. If you’re in the mood for authentic, delicious mofongo, La Casa Del Mofongo is the place to be! Highly recommended!

The food was ok but not great. My wife said the picada she got was pretty good but the salad was dry with no salad dressing or sauce and the salmon was overcooked…..dry on the inside and kinda chewy. The sauce for the salmon had a pretty good taste.

Wow, wow, wow...... what an amazing meal. Food was amazing the service was amazing, the music and the ambient was amazing. The best part part of every meal is the dessert you have to try the Dominican pineapple cake.

Our friends from Homestead drove up to visit us back on May 27th. With their 3 hungry kids in tow, Santos and Melissa passionately suggested we should try authentic Dominican food for dinner. That we (mom and myself) will love it! Within a few minutes he blurted out "have you tried Mofongo", to which I replied jokingly, "what did you just call me". And after a worthy drive under 20 mins (from Haverhill area with traffic), we ended up at this small restaurant in a small shopping plaza, on South Dixie Hwy in South West Palm Beach. Once again, reservations are not necessary. I do not think Casa Del Mofongo has a slow time, and is open all seven days. The restaurant has a general, uninformative website, found on google lookup for the restaurant. On Google a 4.8 rating with an astounding, 2700 reviews. However on Yelp, 4.5 rating, a mere 193 reviews. With this being, when visiting, please expect to wait in the narrow and tight entrance space at least 15 minutes or more. While waiting and maneuvering (as other patrons walk in), we noticed and admired the pleasing, rustic decor and the plaque on the wall, highlighting the restaurant being voted as Best Dominican Restaurant for 2022, Palm Beach County. The restaurant's popularity is way bigger than the physical limits of the dinning and waiting area. From what I have read Mofongo is a traditional Puerto Rican dish with fried mashed green plantains, garlic, olive oil, with bacon or pork cracklings. Served in an oval shape, with meat, seafood and broth. And somewhere along the way, became extremely popular that now it is a Dominican standard. Yes, the significant wait allowed us to admiringly peruse the menu and Santos advised us on what to order. Thankfully with Santos being there, he was able to communicate in Spanish with the 4 female wait staff. I believe only one of them conversed in English. Despite the continuous dinner crowd, the female staff remained upbeat, attentive, friendly, and polite. After a few peeks to the back of the restaurant, I noticed a compact yet bustling kitchen, where this desirable, delicious, traditional food is rustled up. What is impressive to me about the food is manner in which each dish is plated. Santos's choice, the Mofongo con Camarones (Mofongo with Shrimp) was plated to us on slender, small, boat shaped, dull metal dish, atop a wooden, rectangular board. Look at the photo below and agree with me that looks beautifully delicious. As it was not my plate, I had a bite and absolutely no words to express how fabulous the taste was. My Mofongo con Pollo was neatly and plainly plated on a rectangular dull metal dish, equally packing a devastating, delicious punch. My mom ordered the Salmon a la Plancha. The fish is cooked on a hot, flat metal plate, or plancha, which combines high-heat searing with a bit of smoking. The fish is seasoned with herbs and citrus and rubbed with olive oil. Once again, a sizeable portion, some of which we had to take home. Melissa had the Pargo Frito, pictured below. This is Spanish for whole deep fried Snapper, cleaned, seasoned (with herbs) and served in a similar tray adorned by a leaf and lime. And as excellent as the above dishes were, this spot serves a cool, refreshing Limonada and Sangria that pairs well. At the end, to leave Casa del Mofongo is an endeavor. The food is fantastic that you definitely desire to order more as takeout. Yet the food is filling to point that you do not wish to eat anything else for the day or the next day. The appetizer and entree value is worth the portion. The entrees range from $18 to $26. When you visit, come here starving and make sure you all can wait standing up for over 15 minutes. Enjoy the visit, its one place to remember and worth returning. This is one review I have the absolute pleasure of writing as it was an experience I was not expecting to have.

Live in Parkland and drove here for lunch. I had a friend bring me a dish to try and I craved the mofongo since so we drove up for my birthday. The restaurant is located in a shopping plaza but the seating was so cozy and comfortable. The decor was a great touch and the service was amazing as well. Everything was delicious, tasty and fresh. We enjoyed all of it. The drinks, appetizers and entree! It's hard to find a great mofongo spot that has so much flavor, So the drive is worth it! Will come back again, and again and again!

This small eatery is in a strip center and is colorful, friendly, and has authentic Caribbean cuisine. The empanada and plantains were excellent. Most customers are Latino, and the menu is a little hard to discern for non-Spanish speakers. All of the seating is indoors.

A lovely esthetic to island life! My friend recommended this place and said we would not leave hungry... she did not lie! If you haven't tried Dominican food, this place is very authentic- the style, colors, tables, trinkets and music surrounding you is all DR. We went with a sampler which had fried cheese, salami , and tostones. During this day they had a chef special "el volcán " which was stuffed with all the accoutrements of pork, chicken, steak, chicken , avocado, and rice with beans! Its was very satisfying and fulfilling; the mofongo texture is similar to a deep fried mashed plantain banana. The waitress was friendly and cheerful, they are quick and ready to answer any questions. It got a 5 star first time rate from me! Loved sharing this experience with my friend who shared it was almost a year since her last visit.

This was soooo goood. Better than a five star restaurant. Unique, flavorful, filling.. if you like spicy try all the sauces.. very good meal and chill night out with great company, food, and hospitality.

This is a small restaurant specializing in Mofongo (Mofongo is a dish from Puerto Rico with plantains as its main ingredient. Plantains are picked green, cut into pieces and typically fried but can be boiled or roasted, then mashed with salt, garlic, broth, and olive oil in a wooden pilón (mortar and pestle). We waited for ever on a Sunday to be seated and eat, and I can imagine this place gets packed on the weekends mostly. If you go on the weekend, do not go hungry. It was only two of us so we shared a platter that had a little bit of everything including Mofongo balls. It had fried cheese, chicken, pork, etc. The platter is good for 4-5 people, too big for only 2. We got some beer as well. Cool place to go if you've never had Mofongo and want the experience.

I'm from Los Angeles and was in West Palm Beach for a conference, looking to try something unique to the area. I'd never had Dominican food before, so I didn't know what to expect--let me tell you, this place is a game-changer! If you're in West Palm Beach, you have to check out La Casa del Mofongo. Dominican food is amazing, and this spot nails it! Ambiance was amazing - like you were in the dominican. The service was top-notch; the staff is friendly, attentive, and really makes you feel welcome. Special shoutout to the ladies who are not only sweet but also super professional! Now, the food...wow. The cassava (yuca) empanadas are a must-try, and the tostones and chicharrón de pollo were out of this world. Everything we tried was phenomenal! This place is truly a gem and a must-visit when in West Palm Beach. I'll definitely be back!

Good place, clean, good food. Definitely need to come back and try something else. They really try to give you the Dominican pueblito experience with their decorations and way they serve their food. Two people for breakfast $40 with tip!! That beats any steakhouse or any over priced restaurant, like most are here, and the food is to the point and not your regular pancakes or French toast you get anywhere else. Caution: the place is small and can fill up quick. Parking is limited. Enjoy!

Wonderful place. Food service and ambiance. Amazing. We have the indeciso was really good the sauce for the chicken was amazing. We have the coffee good concept just will be perfect if part of the service need to be that the server do the coffee for you. Like they bring us that and we were like what we do now.

It was a great visit. Definitely make a reservation ahead of time to ensure you're not waiting too long. The decor is splendid, making it feel like you're home. The service was pretty good with the waitress being very helpful with what to order. We are from Puerto Rico and were going with friends from other nationalities. They loved it all and almost liked their plates. As for us, it was OK. It was lacking a bit on flavor or salt, maybe. The ajillo sauce was delicious, though. All in all, it was a great experience! It was nice to find a place that had that old-time feel of the island.

Very good food, huge portions, quick service. Something different, we really enjoyed it.

this is definitely the place to go to in WPB if you're looking for delicious Dominican food, specifically mofongo! it is a small restaurant so expect to wait at least 30 minutes before you're able to sit down if you come for dinner. it is a casual/chill vibe, the decor is very spot on with Dominican culture, and the playlist was great, literally all of the hit songs were playing and it was such a vibe. the price point was good and the portions were pretty generous. our server was very attentive and did a great job. 10/10 would recommend!

If you want true, authentic Dominican food, I highly suggest this place. Not only is the ambience super appealing and colorful, the service was also awesome. I'll start by saying, I do not eat pork. The fact that they got my Mofongo perfect says a lot about the attention to detail. The empanadas were also very yummy. I will be back when I am in the area, it's a must have!

Delicious food, great service, and atmosphere. Definitely coming back. Their presentation is beautiful. I ordered the coconut mojito served in a glass purse !! So unique, cute & very yummy. A gem in the WestPalm area. A+

If you're considering going to this restaurant, do yourself a favor, and please go! I drove from Fort Lauderdale to come check this place out. It was about almost an hour drive and I do not regret it. I must say the restaurant is really tiny like really small. But it's worth it! They don't accept reservations so when we got there, there was a party of nine before us so we did have to wait about 35 minutes. Its so small inside that we waited outside but it really wasn't that bad. The food was so so good! I had leftovers and ate it the next day, and I think it was even better the next day to be honest. The drinks are amazing, the service was great, the decoration had such a fun vibe to it. No complaints at all.

What a hidden gem! I love mofongo and this place serves it well with all different types of toppings (fish, chicken, pork, shrimp, etc) and sauces. My wife and I tried the garlic chicken mofongo and the pork mofongo. Both were excellent but I really enjoyed the garlic chicken and sauce. They offer beer and drinks as well. The passion fruit mojito was amazing! Located in a strip mall with an easy to miss storefront. Open the door, however, and the whole town is inside. Super friendly service. Really cute and tropical inside. Loved it!

This is a jewel in Florida! I've eaten Dominican food in Washington heights, NY all my life and this food made me feel at home. WOW! The service was amazing and fast. The place was beautiful decorated and very busy. If you're ever in West Palm Beach, I highly recommend this place. The Chapiadora was phenomenal !

We visited here based on the reviews and we were not disappointed! The food is so delicious and excellent service. The lemonade is fresh squeezed so delicious! We ordered a Cuban and mofongo

We had the most delicious meal! The servers were very friendly and fast. Not included in the picture was the croquettes and garlic shrimp with rice and red beans. Everything we ordered was cooked perfectly! We would recommend this restaurant to anyone who enjoys great Latin food. So good!

Mira Mira Mira. Yo soy Gringo and this was one of the best meals I've ever had. Came across the place from an Instagram video and came all the way up to West Palm Beach from miami to try it out Restaurant itself is in a small Shopping center just south of downtown. It has the typical look of a Latin restaurant. I knew the food was going to be fire when we noticed the silverware wasn't matching . First up, we ordered a beer and the sangria. Beer was only $4 for a Presidente and the sangria was $10. The sangria was tasty but could have been a little bit more stronger for the price. For our appetizer we had the tostones reallenos Con camarón al ajillo. Absolutely amazing and tasty. Had 6 individual tostones with shrimp and sauce for $12. The sauce was absolutely amazing. Just give me a bucket of that sauce and I'll dump it over everything I eat. If they sold it by the gallon I'd by 10. Then, the piece de resistance was La chapiadora. Easily enough food for two people to enjoy. It's a mofongo with chicharones mixed in with a piece of steak wrapped around it, shrimp, more Chicharones, and Dominican sausages covered in the sauce I mentioned above. Every bite was delicious and even though I was full I wanted more because it was that good. The servers were very nice and the food came out quick. Be prepared to possibly wait as the place did get busy and stay busy the entire time we were there. Our wait time was about 20 minutes. Overall, the food was the star here and we plan on making the trek from Miami again in the very near future. You will not disappointed coming here!

Their food is amazing. The place is a bit small but worth it because of the food quality. The servers are so nice and assist you in any way needed.

Found this place via instagram and I was not disappointed. The plaza for this place is pretty small and really easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. When you first walk in the decor is pretty basic Hispanic setting. There were six of us and they accommodated even though the place is small. We ordered a variety of appetizers, Croquetas, Beef Empanadas, and Tostones to start. It was all really great. Service was great, server was knowledgeable about the menu and asked if we ate pork since Mofongo contain pork. She was attentive and really sweet. We ordered Mofongo with steaks and they were cooked the right temperature. The Mofongo was served with a little broth too that we dipped it in. The Bolitas were also great and we got to try a little of everything. Would love to come back to this little spot again.

Cute place with a very friendly staff. Both my husband and I were extra happy with our food. Serving sizes are big. Extremely flavorful and the homemade hot sauce was fabulous.

Best Early Christmas Ever! Food & atmosphere is amazing! When you first walk in, you're greeted, and then asked how many of your party. We were five and we sat down immediately. To eat, we had Bandeja la casa del mofongo - comes with sausage, salami , fried cheese, pork chunks, chicken chunks and green plantains. It was more than enough to feed 5 hungry hungry people. They gave you a homemade hot sauce on the side & mayokatchup (mayo & ketchup mixed together) All of the food was amazing and we got full but it didn't stop there! My meal was the mofongo with grilled chicken breast Al ajillo (garlic sauce) the chicken was rubbery and the sauce could of used a bit more garlic. But the mofongo was to die for!! It had actual pieces of fried pork and chicharrón in it. It was fluffy and not dry which was a plus. My sister got the mofongo filled with shrimp Al ajillo. Dessert was amazing. We got the regular flan and flan de coco (coconut) they both have different consistencies as the coconut has actual coconut in it. Both were moist and the presentation was beautiful with the name next to it. Would recommend to visit and enjoy. Can't wait to come back!

Went to this location to try mofongo for the first time with a colleague. The food was great and served very fast. I would recommend giving this place a try.

Ambiance, service was (5), stars Food was a bit over cooked, meat was dry, we had the bandeja la casa del mofongo (4) food

The restaurant is a fantastic place with a welcoming ambiance and serves delicious food.

What a gem to find this delicious Dominican restaurant in Palm Beach! Perfect place if you are visiting the Norton or the Palm Beach Zoo. As a New Yorker I love Puerto Rican and Dominican food and find that there isn't a lot of it in south Florida. We got the plate with skirt steak shrimp and mofongo - surprisingly I was least impressed by the mofongo! We also got the seafood cold salad. Everything was very good. My Argentinean waiter was excellent and super attentive. At the end we got the Dominican coffee which arrived in the cutest presentation. Definitely a good place to come with family, guests, or have a celebration. The ambiance is warm and inviting though the restaurant is pretty small - and there seemed to be a wait time for others while I was there. Highly recommend!

The food is fantastic. Service is good and the place is very clean. Best mofongos! It's situated in a small strip mall on Dixie Highway in Lake Worth.

We landed in Palm Beach and was starving. Our 1st time here so we had no idea what to eat but Hubby is Dominican so we looked for a restaurant on the way to the hotel. There is a La Casa del Mofongo in NYC so on the off chance they were the same owner we thought we give it a try LOL. Not the same owner at all hehehe It was empty when we came in but started to fill up shortly after. By the time we were done eating all tables were taken and mostly Dominicans so you know it's a good restaurant Hubby had the Shrimp Mofongo and I had the Mofongo with Smoke Pork Chops. Both were amazing! Personally it's the best Mofongo I've ever had! It was soft, not super hard like most, where my jaws get tired of chewing after a few bites lol The Garlic Sauce was so good and gives the Mofongo such added flavor, not that it was needed, I just like garlic. Even when reheated in the microwave the next day it was still soft. Shrimp was delicious and Smoked Pork Chop was so good! If you never had Dominican food this is the place to try it! Wish I live in Palm Beach so I could eat here every week!

Wow! Great for your taste buds! This restaurant serves delicious Dominican cuisine with unique twists! Portions are big enough for 2-3 people. The service is also speedy & friendly. Staff speak both Spanish & English. Lastly, this location gives cozy vibes & has a nice 'back in DR' ambiance. We will def be returning again.

Very picturesque spot with great food and fun music. The pastelon empanada is a must try. Homemade lemonade was refreshing and truly homemade. The chapeadora mofongo was delicious and though it was pricey, it brought a lot of food. I recommend avoiding peak hours for better service. Our waitress was nice but she was overwhelmed and I think our food sat waiting for her because it wasn't hot but I didn't mind much because it was so damn good lol

This was my first time trying Morongo. I also went right before closing on a Sunday, and got takeout. The restaurant was completely full at that closing hour. I only live 5 minutes away but by the time I got home sadly none of the food was warm. The mofongo was delicious but a little on the dry side.

Ive heard about this place from so many people and omg the food was beyond my expectations we ordered mofongo with steak and also chicken with garlic sauce and mofongo mmmmmmm chef kiss

Casa del Mofongo is a vibrant spot for delicious Dominican food. The atmosphere is lively with colorful decor and upbeat music. They specialize in mofongo, a tasty dish made with mashed green plantains and savory toppings like shrimp or chicken. Their menu also features other Dominican favorites at reasonable prices and generous portions. Their juices are very flavorful and delicious. I have visited many times and will keep visiting. The service is friendly, making it a great choice for a satisfying meal out.

This place was recommended by a friend and he was right about the whole thing. The ambience, the vibe, the music and THe FOOD! it was Awesome 10/10 The Tostones with Salami and Queso was a great starter. (Ask for their pink sauce, pairs very well) My brother got "La Chapiadora" it was delicious the sauce on top gave it an awesome flavor! I had the Trifongo** (it's not in the menu but you can ask for it. It's sweeter than the regular Mofongo, because it's green plantain, sweet plantain and yuca, my favorite) a balance between salt and sweet. The chicharrón was cooked perfectly! This was a home run!! - Highly Recommended. Great service as well!

I was visiting my besties in WPB and I knew about this joint because one of my besties goes there periodically and loves it so I had high expectations. Don't you love it when a joint is hyped up and when you finally visit, it doesn't disappoint...this is one of those. Waitstaff is very welcoming, accommodating, friendly and kinda funny. It's a not a big restaurant but limited seating instead but we only waited like 15 minutes. So now that we know the service is on point let's talk about the food... Crab empanadas: one of the specials were these delicious crab empanadas which is self explanatory. Fresh shredded juicy crab meat stuffed in the golden brown little fried dough pockets...yum Sangria: I wanted to order this sangria mostly for the way it's served in a cute plant watering can and I love picture worthy drinks. The sangria itself wasn't bad but it could use more brandy or wine for it was more on the watered down side but absolutely refreshing. Mofongo: obviously if you come to a mofongo joint you gots to try this puertorican staple dish and this was one of the best I've tried to date. They had a few different specials but I opted for the two lobster tails with shrimp in garlic sauce. Listen the mofongo alone was amazing especially because it's stuffed with chicharrón but also because it wasn't dry. Then add two perfectly cooked lobsters tails and shrimp in that white creamy garlic sauce and ohh la la. Bandeja Casa del Mofongo: my boy got this as a main because if you see the pic I posted you'd tell how generous they are with portions, 4 people could easily share this. Tostones, pork belly, sausage, fried cheese and pork chunks. Everything was flavorful and although it was all fried, it wasn't soaked or drenched in grease. Tiramisu: now this thing comes served in a moka pot utilized a lot by Latin people so we were just impressed with presentation. Although we could barely tasted the coffee, instead of lady fingers they use a cake that's to die for. It was so good I had to order a second one, something about that "possibly" vanilla cake that was so moist and fluffy. All I'm saying is, you gotta have this dessert. Coffee: they brought us this whole thing to make the coffee from scratch and let me tell you that presentation wise I was super impressed. My boy prepared the whole thing and final result was "chefs kiss" for this coffee was the perfect ending to a great lunch. All my friends enjoyed their mofongo dishes, the dessert, the coffee and all agreed on the excellent service so we are coming back for sure. That being said, I definitely recommend this joint to get your mofongo fix even if you have to drive from Miami.

I guess maybe I'm spoiled because I just moved here from Brooklyn. This food is just okay. Mediocre at best. Ham croquettes we're gross the meat is fatty and greasy. Crab empanada was pretty good. Beef empanada was good. I like the dough they use and the empanadas weren't very greasy. The chicken was not fried correctly and quite chewy. I couldn't eat it. Flavors were good. They did season the food well it's just a shame they didn't cook the chicken right. I would maybe return to eat inside the place it might be better than take out. Service was very good staff is very nice and friendly

I've been here before and food was good specially trifongo and the service was good as well

I've never had mofongo before but wanted to try it. You can hear them pounding the plantains in the back which was really cool! Definitely a great spot to try out mofongo. I got the garlic shrimp one and it was fantastic. Service was good, and the restaurant gives an island vibe. The only disclaimer is to be prepared for a food coma afterwards. This is heavy food and will put you to sleep

La Chapiadora es lo mejor del menú. Beware you might have to take some home. El morir soñando también es delicioso.

Talk about a major let down! I had wanted to try this place as the reviews on google are so extraordinary. I'll admit I've had mofongo only a couple times, so I have zero expertise (nor do I speak Spanish, which really hindered my understanding of the menu). The last time I did eat mofongo however, (at Dr. Limon on Clematis) was when my friend ordered seafood over mofongo and it was incredibly delicious. I was driving by today and decided on a whim to go in. It was 3:45, and all nine tables were taken. It's very small and has little personality decor wise. My wait was about 12 minutes only. I was seated and I ordered a Sangria, but I asked the server for help with what food to order. Not fluent in English, we had to point to menu items. She asked if I like churrasco and I said I wasn't sure what it was. I said I liked chicken or shrimp, so she mentioned one mofongo dish with both. She was busy and I didn't want to take up more time, so I agreed. While waiting I kept reading reviews, and I saw one where a dish came with a sauce the reviewer described as a "weird Hollandaise." I immediately got nervous that my order would come with that. It did. There was no yellow, so I don't believe it's a Hollandaise. Maybe flour and milk? It was slathered on my four shrimp and large, over-cooked chicken cutlet. The sauce reminded me of food I had in boarding school. I ate the shrimp after scraping off some sauce with a napkin. The mofongo -- the reason I went -- was SO salty that I could eat only a few bites. The pork skin mixed in was too tough to chew. I boxed up the food and brought the chicken home to my cats, AFTER rinsing off the sauce in the sink. I tried another bite of mofongo, but then threw the whole ball down the disposal. Too salty to give to my dogs. I'm disgusted with myself that I spent $37 (including tip) on this meal. I should have been more assertive and asked more questions. Lesson learned.

The mofongo relleno de Pechuga al Ajillo was so amazing!!!! We live two hours sways and will def make the drive just to go back to eat.

A very fun spot to go to to try something new and unique. The prices were a little high for the quality but you're getting authentic Latin food with one of a kind menu items. If you're looking to expand your Latin taste pallet then this spot is a must! We only grabbed a quick bite to eat so we ended up getting tostones with plátanos and steak and rice. Check out the cool pictures below !

Really authentic and great Dominican vibe. Everything made to order fresh and very good mofongo. I had the mofongo wrapped with churrasco with chicharron (pork skin), chorizo (sausage) and camerones (shrimp). They speak English and are very friendly. The mangu looked amazing. It's fried salami on top of a fried cheese with an egg on top and mofongo on the side. Winner! 4.5 stars a hidden gem in WPB off Southern and S Dixie highway.

The ambiance was good. It was like being home with all the family. The menu was very thorough. The service was excellent. The prices were reasonable. The food was good. Everyone liked what y hey order Ed d but to me we best was fish in salsa.

I've had mofungo in Puerto Rico. This is on point. Really great. Starters are delicious. Portions are generous.

Very nice litte place. Dominican restaurant with nice decor with "campesino" theme. Food is awesome, I loved the mini mofongo balls but overall everything that I orderd was very good.

Wow !!!! So much flavor. This place got more game than Nintendo n more flavor than Goya. Lol n to the dude a few comments below. You must have been medicated to say the Mofongo was no less than perfect. Check Yo self!!! NOW on to the food SHARE IT IS TOOO DAMN MUCH LOVE IT. AM WALKING SIDEWAYS. The portion are above the rest. Flavor amazing I wish the place was just a little be bigger nevertheless amazing I had the chapiadora good lord am over 6 ft tall 250lb lol ok ok ok 275 and I could not eat my whole plate I posted some pics for your enjoyment come check it out. Yeah by the way my wife and I drove an hour to come eat here lol.