Romeo B

Like WHAT THE HELL?!?!?!?!? THIS WAS SOOOO FREAKING AMAZING!!!!!!! Ohhhh MY GAWDDDD!!! I have been to Puerto Rico 5 times and I dated a Puerto Rican. This was sooo damnnnn goood, and moist, and flavorful!!! Pero teach me how to coooooook!!!!!!!!! Also, I was bonding with the mom/owner and she was so amazing, and her lovely little son. Husband was so polite and chill! I am coming to work in that kitchen because I need to learnnnnn!!!! Yooooo 10 out of 10! I will be back!!!!! Take all my money 😂😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶 and they gave me the special! My Lawd!!!! I want more 👑👑👑👑👑

Steve E

Excellent traditional Puerto Rican food. Very casual, served in take out containers, even if you eat it there. There is no water service. Water bottles are $1.50. No fountain drinks, cans only. Other than that, this place is excellent.

Angel Trinidad

I was looking for good Puertorican food and this place caught my attention. I had the kankan pork chop with mofongo and my gf had the fried pork with mofongo. Both were really good. We also ordered pastelillo de carne (beef) and de queso (cheese). Highly recommended place if you are looking for puertorican food.

Hyon “Jae” Kim

Chicharron de pollo con tostones is very good! Also bacalaitos and alcapurrias are must gets if they are available!

Rose Alvarez

My favorite restaurant! The food is amazing! I lived in Plano and would drive to Irving to eat here! Not a fancy restaurant which is what I love! Had Thanksgiving a few times catered by them and it was a big hit with my family! I now live in Maui and will be visiting and can’t wait to go eat there!

Karla RoSol

Authentic and delicious! We drive about 30 mins just to dine in and enjoy their food. Totally recommend 👌

Jay Hernandez

Adobo Puerto Rican Café is like stepping right back into Puerto Rico, which I proudly consider my second home away from home. Every time I come here, I’m reminded of the beauty and flavor of the island, and it’s easily my go-to spot in Texas when I’m craving the excellence of Caribbean food. The churrasco is always cooked perfectly, not overdone, but tender and juicy, and it pairs flawlessly with the rice and beans. Top that off with an ice-cold Fanta, and you’ve got yourself the full Puerto Rican experience… well, almost. The only thing missing is the beach!

jay quinones

A little taste of the island in the DFW. The Mofongo is authentic, and the pork is cooked to perfection. A must try!

Lysvette Henderson

This reminds me of my aunts chicken soup asopao de pollo delicious. Friendly service. Recommended for the food. Building looks very poorly taking care, but you find worse looking places in PR with the best food, so that doesn't scare me. But the food is very good . We had pastelillos, I call them empanadillas of beef, Tostones and Maduros, and the chicken soup perfect for a cold day like today

V Perez

I forgot this place was here! I love the food here! Very clean, pleasant atmosphere and peculiar customer service. The digital menu is also appreciated. We ordered mofongo relleni de beef-tec, pollo guisado with stew chicken/mofongo and beef/chicken sopa! Had to double up!

Chopsticks In The Road

This place is a gem 💎! The alcapurrias weren't what I had hoped for but everything else was amazing. They treat you like family and the atmosphere is on point. Highly recommend the pernil and the tostones. Definitely coming back for the bacalaitos. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️🇵🇷

+4

David Montanez

We ran here when we found it... Puerto Ricans from NYC, Hands down AMAZING FOOD!! We will be back before we hit VA!! 😁👍🏼👍🏼 Day 2!!! Came back.. food is soooooo good!! Definitely recommend for great PR FOOD.. 😁👍🏼👍🏼🇵🇷

+18

Eneivett Oliveras

Can i just say that the food waa absolutely amazing. If yall want to get there make sure yall get there early before the crowd the place gets packed luckily we got there in time to get a table lol. I got the arroz con gandules and a canoa. It was soo delicious the pernil was soft and moist it wasnt dry so flavorful. The rice was nicely cooked. The Canoa was delicious. My girlfriend got some Chuleta Can Can with arroz con gandules and My son got the empanadillas con carne y queso.... when i tell you it was like being back in the island.. Boricua asta el fin. Definitely recommended. Only criticism i have is that the place is hot they need a better AC system. The fans helped a little and maybe it was the croud but thats pretty much it. I hope yall expand The Best PR food around and i drove an Hour to get here well worth it! 💕💕

+3

Mica

My family and I have been here a handful of times in the past almost 10 years. I have to give credit where it's due. The food is delicious, this is the best Puerto Rican restaurant in DFW food wise. The mofongo con carne frita is top notch. The mofongo is smooth and very flavorful. The establishment however could use some improvements. It feels very old and dirty and it's also small. I can't complain about the wait time. Great food takes time and I respect that. Wait time for us (a family of 3) has ranged between 30 minutes to over an hour. Expect long wait times. The service is what really needs improvement. This restaurant has so much potential, but service can affect the entire experience. We understand things happen but as a business establishment, staff should be professional and courteous. I always recommend Adobo to friends and family. It is worth trying. Everyone's experience is different :)

Porf Rey

Food is excellent! Everything we've ever ordered here has always tasted as if my mom had cooked it, bringing back great memories. I have 3 issues with the place that knocks it down to 3 stars: 1. No AC and today it was brutally hot and those fans didn't help 2. No fountain drinks 3. They serve you on Styrofoam plates with plastic utensils

M VA

We finally went to this Puerto Rican restaurant. I will be conpletly honest. We ate and it was delicious. However, the churrasco (skirt steak) was not skirt steak. It was regular steak. I ordered mofongo. It tasted good but as a "mangu" (Dominican dish) not Mofongo. I was born and raised in Puerto Rico and this mofongo was not mofongo. Again, it had good flavor but not mofongo. Also, I ordered an 'alcapurria' and it was undercooked. (Please look at my pictures for reference.)The meat was delicious but the 'masa' was not cooked all the way. The place is humble and cossy! I loved the decorations and the constant videos and music playing on their TV. The place needs some repairs and inprovement, but it is a good place. We do not like where it is located. Also, we Puerto Ricans are know for being happy people. Somehow, I did not feel that the staff was happy, nor welcoming. Only one of the servers (whom we believe it was one of the cooks as well) was the sweetest. We thank him for his seevice! Overall, it was a good experience, but not impresive enough to be back! Thanks for everything!

+3

The Temple of Christina P.

Stinky soon as you walk in. No Ac. This place use to be good clean . But it look the quality has went down a little. The food wasn't too bad. I will not go back.

Yara T

Over all experience for the little local Puerto Rican restaurant scale of 1-10, ten being the absolute best. This restaurant comes in at a THREE. Completed a phone order, great friendly customer service. Restaurant gives an old town, small rustic vibes. FOOD: Mofongo Carne Frita- Horrible. *The fried pork was hard, tough and flavorless. Mofongo was dry and stiff, very much a bad representation of Puerto. This dish should be smooth and flavorful. Also, not giving the tasteful flavors of Puerto. *Tostones O Amarillos - This is embarrassing to mess up tostones. Rubbery and no flavor. The sauce provided for the tostones was bland. A watery consistency not creamy. * Empanadas- Awful I would not recommend this restaurant.