Food in Washington Heights
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Washington Heights
El Floridita
Food
Open every hour of every day since 1995, two doors up Broadway from the United Palace. The Dominican breakfast of mangu or yuca runs a little over seven dollars and the pressed hero sandwiches a little over nine. Meal-sized soups come down in price at lunch.
Open 24 hours, every day
Washington Heights
Malecon
Food
This opened on the corner at 175th Street in 1987 and was one of the first Dominican restaurants in Washington Heights. The rotisserie chicken is what everyone orders and it comes with rice, beans and the garlic sauce. It faces the United Palace across Broadway.
Sun to Thu, 9am to 11pm. Fri and Sat, 9am to midnight