A & D Restaurant
Anglo-Caribbean.
Caribbean Cafe
Anglo-Caribbean.
El Malecon
A Dominican restaurant famous for its pollo a la brasa rotisserie chicken, has its flagship in this neighborhood. Go there and enjoy the food, the fresh-squeezed juice, and the Latin music on the jukebox.
Mike's Bagels
Fresh bagels made in-house daily.
Blue Lagoon
Anglo-Caribbean.
Dia Restaurant
American cuisine.
Sister's Cuisine
Anglo-Caribbean.
El Presidente
Offers another take on Dominican food, with good pork-stuffed plantains, guinea hen stew an occasional special and, oddly, a terrific Cuban sandwich.
Patsy's Pizzeria
This is great old-school New York coal-oven pizza. Don't go overboard on the toppings, which are not the reason why you should go there. Get a plain pizza, and enjoy the wonder of a thin, nicely charred crust with delicious sauce and cheese that aren't heaped on but applied judiciously in a style that derives clearly from its origins in Naples. A couple should be able to down a pie or two with some salad without trouble for a meal, because the crust is so thin, but note that you can also get slices for takeout.
Settepani Restaurant
Extremes Restaurants & Bakery
Anglo-Caribbean.