La Parada Dominican Kitchen

This is a cute restaurant in a good location on a main street. Pleasant interiors with vibrant colors and beautiful pictures on the walls. Lively background music in Spanish, pleasant and not too loud. Comfortable seating, clean restroom. Fresh and tasty food in good size portions, also vegetarian options, and the chicken was not greasy (like in some other Latino restaurants). Friendly and hospitable atmosphere, very good service, fair prices, recommended !

I like the cleanliness of this establishment. I feel comfortable having a meal there. Their food is well cooked and delicious. I only have one (1) complaint. When I ask for sweet plantains, I do not expect to have to throw them away because they have been fried, but clearly they taste old. I do not want old sweet plantains, especially if you need to raise your prices. I understand and have no problem with the increase, but if you keep serving old plantains and that deters me from grabbing my meals from there. To have to throw them away messes up my meal.

So this place gets busy fast and only has 4 or 5 small tables inside so most people take their food to go, like I did. My oxtail and rice and beans was amazing. I also got ripe sweet plantain. My present to myself. Tender, not fall off the bone, but close. The rice was not mushy and everything was flavorful. I had to travel to get there and it was worth it. I was bummed they did not have the pigeon peas with rice and peas, but everything was really good. They have so much more to offer and everything smelled good. Worth the money, and the wait in line.

Our first time visiting and will definitely return. We went during our lunch break and we were in and out in no time. The food is delicious and the staff super friendly. My co-worker and I will recommend and will make sure to check out different options next time!

Went to collect my order after class. The place is located in a part of town that has a Caribbean and latin American vibe. The staff were super nice and got my order for take away ready in no time. I loved the plantain chips, the fried fish and the curry chicken. This curry was new for me in terms of spice and flavor compared to a south Asian cuisine. I have another serving left with fried chicken that i shall be enjoying tomorrow as this serving was shared between two people.

Being from Providence RI. I grew up on Domincan food and this place takes me right back! You can taste the love in every bite. I was hooked the very first time I walked and and got a whiff of that delicious homemade food smell. I especially like the fact that they are open early because when your in construction, sometimes "lunch" is at 9 a.m. This place is clean and inviting and the staff is always friendly. Its good to know there are still places where you can get an affordable homemade meal. Glad I decided to stop in! Definitely give this place a try if you are in the area!

Delicious authentic Dominican food with fast service and very professional staff! Good prices, can’t wait to return!

Overall Decent Food but slightly on the pricy side given the portions. Plate size could be better for $10+ but quality did not lack..(No hard rice. Steak was cooked on point and flavored well. Plantains were Mid though.

Dominican food favorites well prepared and priced to sell right in the heart of eagleston sq. They now accept ebt cards for payment as well one of the few restaurants in the MA that do.

At these prices for lunch who wants a sandwich or cook. Not me. They had chivo stew! A tad salty but ate well with the optional sides. I look forward to coming back. Very popular during lunch.

Great food! Great people! I dont speak too much spanish but they are very nice and welcoming and i would recommend to anyone