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“ I actually enjoyed my food, I came after having a cold and having little to eat . I got stewed chicken & arroz con habichuelas (yellow rice pigeon peas). I got the last of the rice for the night and maybe that made it a little sweeter but the gold was the Ajo (garlic paste sauce) ask for a tiny bit and it elevates everything will be back. Park in the gas station parking lot cuz there is barely parking - I was in and out ”
“ this place has best Spanish food in north Philly and they take credit/debit and cash too ”
“ Food is great, and the girls are very nice. Place is clean. Everything is fresh. Would recommend this spot. ”
“ This place is fantastic. Delicious yellow rice and chick peas. Lots of good meat and vegetables. Salad comes with every meal. Very beautiful and helpful service. Make sure you go to El Principe when you stop by a Philadelphia. There is a statue of the Blessed Mother in the window. Ave Maria! ”
“ Best authentic Dominican food in the area. Always tastes the same. Def recommend. One of my favorite places to order take out from at work. ”
About
El Principe Restaurant
As a food reviewer of Restaurant World, allow me to introduce you to the hidden gem of Latin American cuisine, El Principe Restaurant. Located at 115 W Lehigh Ave in Philadelphia, PA, this restaurant is a true culinary haven for those craving authentic Dominican flavors.
El Principe Restaurant offers a plethora of utilities to enhance your dining experience, from taking reservations to offering delivery and takeout. They accept credit cards, cater to groups, and provide free Wi-Fi for guests. The restaurant also has street parking available, outdoor seating, and even a TV for entertainment. It's a family-friendly establishment that also serves alcohol for those looking to unwind with a refreshing beverage.
The reviews from satisfied customers speak volumes about the quality of food and service at El Principe Restaurant. Customers rave about the flavorful stewed chicken, arroz con habichuelas (yellow rice with pigeon peas), and the delightful garlic paste sauce known as Ajo. The menu boasts a variety of dishes, including yellow rice with chickpeas, beef stew, chicken stew, and even goat stew. One reviewer even mentioned the presence of a statue of the Blessed Mother in the window, adding a touch of tradition and culture to the dining experience.
If you find yourself craving authentic Dominican cuisine, look no further than El Principe Restaurant. With fresh ingredients, generous portions, and friendly service, this establishment is a must-visit for food enthusiasts in the Philadelphia area. I highly recommend trying their Sopa de Pollo (Chicken Soup) for a comforting and fulfilling meal that will leave you craving more. Don't hesitate to stop by and indulge in the flavors of the Dominican Republic at El Principe Restaurant.
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