Flor De Broadway - New York

Incredible, affordable food! Navigating the menu can be a bit daunting for someone who doesn't speak Spanish, but the experience was worth it. The staff may speak limited English, but they were incredibly warm and patient with my girlfriend and me. After pointing at pictures and various foods on display, we ordered some soup and a meat dish served over rice. The flavors were bold and satisfying, leaving us completely fulfilled after the meal. I've visited this restaurant several times during my stay in New York, and I appreciate that the menu changes slightly each day. The "soup of the day" is also rotated, so there's always something new to try. I absolutely love the soups they offer; you can tell they've been simmered for a long time, achieving a perfect balance of flavors and a wonderful consistency. It truly feels like something a Spanish grandmother would prepare for her grandchildren on a cozy Sunday afternoon, overflowing with love.

If anyone knows this owner, it looks like the store is flooding. Contact the owner!!! Christmas Day. Water pouring out from under the metal gate. I tried to call the number but it says not in use

This is a little neighborhood eatery well known for its low prices and delicious Spanish food. However, don't expect a restaurant style service with a waiter or waitress catering to your every need. It's basically, come in, reach to one of the workers behind the counter, and if you need to, shout it out, because they don't write down the order.

I ordered and paid for a full chicken meal, but only received half a chicken. Make sure to check your order before leaving! I ended up with a lot of rice and beans but not the full chicken I expected.

I ordered chicken moro negro a couple of days ago, and it was a complete disappointment. The rice was of poor quality, suitable only for pigeons, and the chicken pieces were bland. This used to be my favorite spot in an area that lacks good Spanish restaurants. Not anymore.