Pica Pica Restaurant

Brooklyn, Estados Unidos

4.3

3 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+1 718-599-2165
Dirección:
392 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY, 11211
Williamsburg - South Side, South Williamsburg
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
100 mHewes Street (J,M)
330 mMarcy Avenue (J,M,Z)
400 mBroadway (G)
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Acepta reservas
No
Para llevar
Sí
Bueno para grupos
Sí

Hoy

Hoy –
Horario local (Brooklyn) 23:57 jueves, 28 de noviembre de 2024

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3 opiniones sobre Pica Pica Restaurant

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Tu valoración: 4
Brooklyn, NY
Good rice and beans covered with a beef gravy. Stewed beef steak on top was tender. Nice ladies behind the counter serving traditional basic Dominican fare. Plastic utensils and aluminum to go plates kinda place.
Tu valoración: 5
Valley Stream, NY
By far the BEST oatmeal i’ve had since my mom’s oatmeal. DELICIOUS!!!
Tu valoración: 4
Brooklyn, NY
You’re standard Dominican point and platter joint.
The chicken is great, as well as the steak simmering in that amazing Spanish gravy.
But the best thing about this place is the price. $ 4.00 and you’re full! You get rice, beans and choice of meat.
A little tip, ask for a little bit of the concón pronounced «cohn cohn» (kinda), which is the burnt chunks of the rice. Very flavorful and is a loved part of Dominican food. When I first asked for it (I am white and don’t even try to embarrass myself talking to them in my horrid Spanish) they all looked up wide eyed and the older lady asked, «where did you learn to eat concón?».
From then on I feel as if my plates became a little heavier.