Castillo De Jagua
6811 4th Ave, 11220-5312 - Brooklyn
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2021
#2506 of 3083 restaurants in Brooklyn
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62/100
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This is my go to spot for Dominican Food. The food is always well seasoned and the prices are decent. They refill the steam tables daily and I believe multiple times a day as I’ve witnessed them refill midday on occasions. There’s always a great selection of dishes and lots of dishes that rotate throughout the week, offering the customer some variety. I’ve been eating at this restaurant at least every two weeks since it opened and have never had any issues with anything I’ve eaten. I have also catered many events with their food and always receive compliments on the food from my guests. The staff is very friendly and the food is comforting! 😁👍🏽👌🏽
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Had the mofongo with camarones, rice n beans, and platanos maduros. Food was delicious and not too pricey. Service was great and the place was clean.
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Authentic, delicious, big portions, good price, and friendly staff :)
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Food for the most part is good but be aware that if you’re not Hispanic, they will charge you extra. Me and my coworkers figured it out, as a lot of us order from there. My white coworker was charged $8 for a small white rice only and when my Dominican co worker called in Spanish, they told her $6!!!
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Some of the best food I've EVER had. Best Spanish spot in Bay Ridge that's for sure! Customer service is GREAT, they speak and understand English in addition to Spanish, they look at you when they are talking to you and serving you, they pick up their phone, AND it's reasonably priced!! The 3 of us ate for $33!!! And they have a liquor license. It was good energy up in there and good people. We will be back many times!!!!!!! Thank yall so much!!!
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Hot food bar style restaurant that always carries multiple kinds of Dominican goodness. Meats (pernil, stewed chicken, pork rind, beef with vegetables, etc.) rice cooked in two-three dif. ways, black and pinto beans and daily soups. In the small fridge towards the back you'll find flan and tres leches cake in case you are craving dessert, I've tried their flan a couple of times, and its pretty good. People that work and manage this restaurant are generally attentive.
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Delicious authentic food. Nice portion size. Worth the money. Great value
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Delicious and authentic dominican food for an affordable price. Make sure you try the pernil and potato salad!! Delicious!!
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