“Pollo al horno with rice and beans: Malecon or Mambi, Washington Heights”
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8.4/10CaribbeanLatin American
AI-generated summary
Get the rotisserie chicken. It's what people come for, and the red bean and rice next to it gets almost as much praise. The and asopado de pollo are the other regular picks. It's cheap and no frills, and regulars say the Washington Heights location at 175th and Broadway is the one to go to.
“Pollo al horno with rice and beans: Malecon or Mambi, Washington Heights”
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“only they roast chicken in delicious decadent ways that fit this kind of description lol”
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“Would highly recommend their asopado de pollo/soupy rice with chicken and their mofongo is also very tasty”
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“Malecon is a little more south of the cloisters but its worth the walk. No frills dominican place with some of the best rotisserie chicken i have ever had.”
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“it’s a must to get a family friendly budget meal at El Malecón, trust me”
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“Malecon for some dank rotisserie chicken”
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“get the rotisserie chicken with salsa verde de ajo from Malecon with extra pan con manteqilla!!!”
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“Seconding Malecon, just get 2-3 empanadas if you're pressed for time”
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“El Malecon on 174 and Broadway is delicious and cheap. My god, if you love chicken and beans, rice, maduros… it’s so solid.”
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“second Malecon for chicken-”
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“They make the best rotisserie bird and their ribs are great and I really like their red beans a lot.”
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“If you want a shrimp one with some garlic cream, and chunks of chicharron, go to El Malecon.”
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