Pikadera Restaurant

“Their food tasted so grate and the drinks were amazing the staff is so nice”

Nicole Eats & Roams★★★★★

Delicious food after a few too many drinks at a bar/disco. Dominican/Cuban/Puerto Rican food. We ordered patacon, dominican chimi and a $30 picadera (you choose what you want your picadera to have: we chose chuleta (pork chops) pollo frito (fried chicken) queso frito (fried cheese) orejita (fried pork ears) and longaniza (dominican sausage, with tostones (fried plantains) and batata frita (japanese sweet potato). Place was clean, ladies were nice and friendly, and place is open late, which is an ideal option to go after drinks to avoid a hangover.

Sonia Vidal★★★★★

Dominican 🇩🇴 food at 2:30 am was good and fresh. The Mondongo really good 👍 everything fresh my beans prepared at the moment. I ordered for one person and bring food for four. The blood sausage over cook for me but for the other friends liked.

Stacy Lee★★★★★

Love the chimi's since I moved to Florida I can't find anything as good. You may wait for the food but it's cooked fresh to order.

Sierra Moore★

This was probably some of the worst food I’ve ever had. Every single piece of the meat I had in my platter was burnt. My empanada was hard, my drink was way too sour, the sauce was runny and tasted like a child made it in on accident playing with its food.. literally a terrible experience. And to make matters worse I paid 75.00 for it and gave a 5 dollar tip!!! The only thing that was half decent was the flaun and that’s only because they didn’t make it!