“Pollo al horno with rice and beans: Malecon or Mambi, Washington Heights”
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“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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“Lots of solid suggestions in the threads. Malecon (chicken, rice and beans, maduros) and Salento (pastries) especially.”
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“Miles better than Malecon which I find quite dry.”
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“The red beans at Malecon in the Bronx will change your life.”
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“Malecon has a great fried red snapper”
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“I really liked it. Their pollo a la brasa is excellent and their red beans and yellow rice is to die for.”
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“El Malecón all the way for Upper West Side! Better than annnny Mexican on UWS”
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“Great rotisserie birds and their red beans and rice is good!”
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“if you only eat at one spot make sure it’s Malecón- ask for toasted bread/ it’s all so, so good!”
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“FYI, not a Peruvian place but their roast chicken gives Flor de Mayo and Pio Pio a run for their money taste and price wise, is el Malecon.”
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“Delicious chicken.”
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“Chicken Soup from El Malecón or Pio Pio!”
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“Be mindful that every Spanish spot you go to in the heights the service tend to be slow just because but the food is on point. You won’t regret it.”
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“Make Washington Heights a priority. Keep it simple and go to el Malecon. Pollo Al Horno with rice and beans with salad and tostones.”
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“the absolute best ones IMO in NYC are the pastellitos at El Malecon”
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“Why not go to a Dominican place since you'll be in the Heights, and it will still be a warm and Spanish-speaking ambiance with good food? El Malecon right across the street is always full of families eating together.”
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“Would recommend their roast chicken, mofongo, and asopado de pollo.”
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“That chicken is SO good!”
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“Malecon”
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“My favorite spots to myself into a coma:”
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“Washington heights (little dominican) is where is at. Malecón, Floridita, Luisa chimi, Elsa la reina del chicharron..”
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“Malecon in Washington Heights”
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“El Malecon is delicious, obviously. Crave it.”
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“Malecon in Washington Heights”
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“Malecon”
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“Malecon on 175th for Dominican food for sure.”
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“Malecon. Upper West side and Washington Heights.”
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“I've never dined in there but takeout from Malecon (Dominican) has been pretty good.”
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“Depends what you consider musts. I like these places:”
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“Malecon”
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“Malecon in the heights. no question”
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“Malecon they have two locations..”
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“I also like Malecon”
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“Malecon.”
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“Not my favorite Spanish style rotisserie chicken which would likely be the Washington Heights location of Malecón”
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“My favorites of the places that are still around from my time are Malecon, and Cachapas y Mas up on Dyckman”
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“Malecon but only the location in Washington Heights at Broadway/175th. Don't bother with the other location”
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“Malecon”
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