La Gran Parada Food Store

Buen lugar, buen sazón, recomendado...

I ordered 1 order oxtail dinner. They charged me $24. after 20 mins waiting at the bench by the door. She hand me a bag. I drove 25 mins back to hotel at airport. Inside the bag was 2 order of beef dinner. The rice was hard like been left out all day. The waitress can't speak English.

Don't believe the negative reviews. This was my first time here, it was packed. As you can see in the picture. The food is very good, I loved it. Coming back for sure.

One of the best spanish places i've eaten so far! The food the atmosphere the service everything was great I would definitely recommend I would definitely go back.

Was ignored when I first came in the doors. The food wasn't worth it at all. Rice was dry, and chicken was old and rubbery. The pork belly was good, though. Nice n crispy. The rest seemed of leftovers from days prior. I had high hopes for this spot, but in the end, I gave three stars cause it's a hole in the wall bar, so food being subpare is to be expected Parking: Have about four spots by the store ,,fair warning: If you use a spot up front, you'll get blocked in for sure. Only other parking spaces are across the road in an abandoned lot

fui a comer a este lugar hoy y la comida estaba mala no es comida Dominicana ni se parece el zason dominicano y compre un mondogo que fue votar el dinero pues no se lo pudieron comer el mofongo nada que ver el arroz con carne vieja horrible una sopa de res malisima la verdad una total decepción solo estubo bien el servicios de las mesera todo lo demas es de cero malo malisimo que desencanto

The food is really really good and the give you big portions

Will I call it authentic Dominican food, as a DR born Dominican & raised in NYC with delicious Dominican restaurants I will say NO.. I walked in and there was cumbia playing which is fine considering being a Hispanic restaurant and wanting to be inclusive I guess (when I walk into local PR restaurants it feels like I’m in PR with music and vibes this restaurant did not give Dominican vibes), second their snacks and deserts were conchas and other Mexican items, their drinks were jarritos again Mexican drink..The food looked old and the chicharrón looked like a bite will either break your teeth or choke you to death with how dry and burnt it was. Las costillas were burnt and the rice looked like it was left over or reheated and it was only 12PM NOON. Overall I walked in and was so disappointed, that I only ordered fried cheese and salami because you can’t mess that up. I was so embarrassed to take my friends to this “Dominican” place that I found because I genuinely feel this is not an authentic representation of our culture!