Cafeteria Serie 54

Ashley German 3 weeks ago

I had a real bad service from the management 😕....I was so excited to see all this beautiful ingredients from my home land and right away I said I have to ho show some 💗❤️4 my 🇩🇴people..but after that day I don't know if I go back 😢 💔

Perla Cruz 2 months ago

I recently visited this place after hearing about it on social media. They offer a variety of Dominican products, which are nice, and I would recommend them. However, I’m giving this place a 2-star rating because of the staff. It’s frustrating that when you come in as a customer, you have to ask them to take your order, as if someone is just going to stand there and stare at them. There were people in front of me complaining about waiting for a while and nobody taking their order. Meanwhile, there are a bunch of girls standing around chatting. The only person working was the girl at the register, who was the one taking orders and checking people out. When it was my turn, she said, “¿Por qué no han pedido? Ahí está la chica que coge los pedidos,” and I responded, “¿Por qué nadie nos ha atendido?” She then took our order and got that over with. It’s unreasonable for so many people just to stand and chat instead of working or acknowledging customers. I’ve never been to an establishment where I had to ask them to take my order, especially when many people are waiting. The spot where I was standing is where people are supposed to place their orders—what? I would understand if I was stan

boris villar 5 months ago

They lost a good customer. I say “good” because either my wife or I spend around $200 to $300 here every single week. It’s very disappointing that when you go to spend your money, you’re treated with a bad attitude. I understand the place can be stressful, but that’s not an excuse to treat customers poorly. The food is excellent, no complaints there. However, the morning shift — especially one white girl (I believe her name is Jenn , but I’ll leave it out) — has such a bad attitude that it made me stop going completely. If you want to try this place, I recommend going during the night shift. The service is much better then.

anelkys cabrera 5 months ago

I bought a yaroa It was a very small portion for $10.89. I try to get my change back she said no we’re gonna leave it like that. I’m like what this is not Dominican Republic where you keep people change and try to pay them back with mint there’s no parking You stand the risk of getting a bus lane ticket and then all the products in there are overpriced like cheese de geo $24 come on this is not the airport not even there so expensive it’s only $20 because of this experience I would not recommend anybody to go back there and spend their money do not support this business

Anais G. a year ago

Walking into Bodega Calle Series 54 instantly transported me back to my hometown of Moca in the Dominican Republic. Every product on the shelves is imported straight from the DR, and the atmosphere has that warm, familiar vibe that made me feel right at home. One of the highlights is the small cafeteria tucked inside the store—serving the same delicious food I enjoy whenever I visit my beautiful hometown. I had a perfectly made ham & cheese tostada, and to top it off, I treated myself to a refreshing helado BON—an absolute classic! While the waiting area for food is a bit tight, and service could be better, it can get crowded, it’s totally worth it for the authentic flavors and experience. Finding this hidden gem in the heart of the Bronx was such a beautiful surprise. I’ll definitely be coming back again!