Las Delicias Restaurant

I tried the food the first time they opened. The food was great but they gave mostly rice and less meat for the price so I stopped going. I decided to give them another try since I felt like eating spanish food. I was pleasantly surprised to get rice, beans and a lot of stewed chicken for $ 6.50. The food tasted great also. I will keep going there now for my spanish food. Also they have the small soup and tres leches cake for $ 4.00 each. Both tasted great also.

Not only do thy take long for delivery… but Everytime I order, thy never hve wht I want… unfortunately for me there’s not other Spanish restaurant in area… so Italian it shall be!

I love this place $ 6 meals all day long! My daughter and I go here at least once a week. The portions are great food is fresh and the staff is always friendly.

I always get the Pernil lunch special with red beans con arroz ($ 6). It could be seasoned better, but the flavor is consistent, so you know what to expect. But it’s definitely filling.

Food is average food but also the only Spanish food in the area. Three is for portion size. They went from huge portions of meat to cheap and stingy under the woman who currently serves. Her stinginess is a turnoff. She’s heavy on the rice and stingy on the meat. They need to find a middle ground so you feel like you get what you paid for. They also need more non soda options.

Good food, cheap, you get what you pay for kinda place… They always run out of platanos though! Their Morirsonando is SO good!

Had some bbq ribs with the rice and beans and the dish really lacked flavor. Same goes for the bbq chicken my co-​worker had. I would have ordered the ox tail, but they were out of that. Will give them another try and taste their goat or ox tail. I won’t hold my breath since they failed to have any flavor in their rice and beans. One bright spot is their generous portions and low price.
Return visit about a month ago. (changed from 2 starts to 3 stars. (⁰¹⁄₁₃)
Wanted to give this hole in the wall a 2^nd try, and felt better about this place. Had a mix of roast pork (pernil) and the bbq ribs again and this time the food had flavor. So for a cheap lunch ($ 5 – 7) with huge portions, Ill pop in here from time to time. They didn’t have the ox tails again, so hope to try them some other time.

Dominican Food. i purchased a lunch special Cod fish rice and beans for $ 6 dollars. Not pricey. I recommend take it to go. do not eat there. place did not look inviting. Food was alright. Not very tasty but it wasn’t too bad. Beans did not have that special dominican flavor, but rice was good. I’ve had better dominican food, but if you are hungry it will fill up your stomach.

We were craving for Spanish food (Cuban sandwich and ox tail) and decided to drive out to Queens Village in search for a decent restaurant.
We found this restaurant and were eagerly hoping that they still have servings of ox tail or can make a Cuban sandwich… no such luck.
So we settled with beef stew w/​rice and bbq chicken w/​rice. Both dishes were ordered to go and were very tasty! The portions were decent and perhaps would have given more if the economy was better (guessing here).
Until we find another restaurant, this place would be our go to choice for Spanish food.
I’m giving three stars for the food only. The restaurant was kind of dark inside and not too inviting to sit and eat. But the people there didn’t stare and the servers were friendly.

This Dominican restaurant has been around for quite a while in the queens village area.
The food is pretty good, although the restaurant has gotten a little stingy with the servings over the last couple of years. (perhaps the economy?)
Overall, the establishment serves very good dominican food.
It lacks a higher overall score due to subpar customer service, somewhat stingy servings n inconsistency when it comes to food options.
(really a 2.5 due to above, but i had to round if off. lol)
There is no competition in the area, so its the obvious choice if you want good spanish food.