Marthitas Kitchen

Every saturday is Karoke night . The staff and owners are frienfly and know there customers by name. Business is family run. When you come you are treated with respect and the upmost fun.

I hadn't visited this restaurant in years but I remembered that their food was always good. I decided to stop by and grab a bite to eat. I love fried boneless chicken chunks so that's what I ordered. However, that's not what I received. I received dry, overcooked chicken strips which probably came from boneless chicken breast instead of cutting the meat from a whole chicken. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the rice and peas which was tasty. I'll stick to my favorite restaurant in the future.

This place is the definition of 'it's all good in the hood' . Definitely a hole in the wall gem that took me way too long to discover. I actually hurts me to know that I've been taking the bus in front of this place for years and hadn't ventured inside. In my defense, I've always been chasing the bus so never really stood there for a significant amount of time to explore the food choices here . Just trust that I will be making up for lost time because the food here is phenomenal. The best mojo/ rotisserie chicken I've ever had. Juicy, citrusy and garlicky. I ate from here 3 times last week and each time food was consistently good. Each time I went the staff greeted me like a long time customer. Generous portions and very good prices - great value. Pernil- omgoodness. Delicious and well seasoned. Sweet plantains, beef stew and all the Dominican favorites abound. Get extra MOJO sauce ( I say garlic sauce and the Tia behind the counter knows which one I mean ) I told a friend about my " new discovery " and she laughed that I thought it was a new place, said she'd been going there for years and said the breakfast options are unbeatable ($2.00- $7.00) eggs fried cheese, ham, mofongo , salami and great coffee included. I have to check that out soon too, it's not on my morning commute route but I'll take a detour for this joint. There's seating at the back ( 3 steps up to get to it and didn't look wheelchair accessible). Most people were just doing take out. Service is quick but friendly. My tummy and wallet are very happy here. Get here - number 3 train to New Lots - last stop. Footsteps from the train station. B15 bus literally stops in front of the restaurant. They close at 9pm so get your grub early.

I remain in my position: This is the best restaurant in East NY. Again, this is a Mom & Pop and you will eat what they have featured, but they ALWAYS cover the basics. Their roasted pork (Pernil) is second to none.

Good Spanish food in a neighborhood where, quite frankly, there isn't much around.They have a fairly decent sized seating area in the back - me and a group of coworkers came here for a celebratory lunch after passing our yard practical exam down the street in the train yard.I'm rarely over this way, but I'll be back if I find myself at New Lots on my lunch break.

Delicious fresh hot authentic Spanish food. Breakfast, Lunch and dinner. Friendly staff

Where do I start?! The food, service, people all excellent. Every dish is delicious! Every person a sweetheart. I've never been to a restaurant where all the workers/servers are patient, kind, and generous! The rotisserie chicken! I buy one every week. The Arroz con gandules brings tears to my eyes. Reminds of my mom's. The chicken fingers - super tasty and tender. The pepper steak! The huge pork chops! The yellow rice with vegetables, the salmon, green bananas, boiled yuca, etc!! I am making it my business to try everything. This place has stolen my heart! Apple Pay accepted. They have family combos too.

Great food and close to my job I tend to order here a lot I recommend this place for some good meals if ur hungry

Always on point. Whenever I'm in the hood (Bushwick) in the mood for some Dominican food, first stop is here!

Food is delicious good vibes people are nice and my favorite dish is the Fish mannnn it's amazing. Always recommend if you want good Spanish food.