Wanted to try something for lunch with good portions so I Yelped "Big portions" and Los Amigos popped up. I decided to try it so I drove over there. It's a market with a counter where the staff are continuously cooking. To my surprise they had fried pork. I had to have it. And it was delicious. Great place. Will make it one of my regular stops.

People - 10/10 Food - 7/10 Drinks - na Decor - 6/10 Restrooms - (didn't use) So my friend and I were in the mood for some Dominican food so we ended up checking out this place. When we got there we were a little confused because it was also a store. towards the back they have a little restaurant and a menu where you can choose how many pieces of chicken you want with fries or plantains. However, while we were waiting in line we talked to someone that frequents the establishment and they said to not order off of that menu and just go further down the line and order off what's on the table. So I took her advice and ordered some Spanish rice with chicken stew and one piece of fried Chicken. The food smelled amazing the entire drive home and when we got home we started to eat. There was a lot of rice which is great but not needed and the chicken was very good. I actually preferred the fried over the stew but that's just me. I'm sure if I had more of the stew sauce on the rice it would have made a bigger difference but I didn't have a lot on my plate. Over all the places good and I would love to go back again and try something new.

So good! Worth the trip. Second time coming back since I discovered this place a month ago. If you are craving spanish food or just hungry and don't know what to eat give this place a try! You won't be disappointed! Street parking, take out and you must come!

Food is delicious, you can't go wrong with chicken and rice. Everything else is great too. When ordering there is a language barrier but if there's no one around to help translate then simply pointing out what you want and tell the price for the amount you want. $5 chicken plus $5 yellow rice will feed one person very well.

OK so where do i begin ? remember growing up and having all these special treats and places you went to where you knew they made the best of what they sold , those mom and pop old school , old world skilled craft with culinary ? well this is one of those places you will never forget if you were lucky enough to grow up up in this city and find and experience. Places like these are disappearing and commercialized chains are replacing them and its sad for our youth to be deprived of these great places. i have been coming here well over 10 yrs now for the best fried chicken, Dominican Food specialties such as Yellow rice with beans , braised chicken and beef, empanadas , chicharhones,white rice and betuelas, plantains and any other common cultural foods and i have not been disappointed once at the quality or price of food . this place is a take out only and a convenience store where you can buy all kinds of items and drinks, while there may be a line certain times of the day such as lunch and dinner it is well worth the wait IMO. where can you go and buy a plate of food for $5, $7, $10 and just about feed 3 people ? the husband and wife owners , children and employees who work there are a very nice hard working people and are a huge gift to the community and the people of that Lower Belvidere neighborhood. If you are in the mood or are curious about Dominican Food then this is the place, you will be happy you tried and a lifelong customer like me !

Good Dominican takeout food served out of a small, friendly grocery store. Los Amigos serves typical fare for Dominican food that you find everywhere in Lawrence without having to drive all the way to Lawrence. The quality isn't quite as good as what you'll find in Lawrence, but it's good enough. I ordered 1 chicharrón, yellow rice (huge serving), and maduros (plantain) for $6. I'll have to go back to check out their fried chicken and empanadas, but I'm expecting the same result - good food, not quite as good as going to Lawrence, at a great price. Update 07/06/2017 Went back for the chicken today. Got one piece of fried chicken, one piece of baked chicken, one beef patty, and a side order of white rice and beans (MORO DE HABICHUELAS). This time I needed help communicating with the person taking my order, but a guy behind me translated what I was asking for. The meal cost $6. The beef patty was typical. The filling was flavorful, but there's always too little filling in every beef patty. I just buy them as a quick snack while driving home. The fried chicken was crisp, moist and flavorful. The baked chicken was like any supermarket roast chicken. For some reason, both the fried and baked chicken had an orange color to them. Maybe it was something like annato that caused them to look orange, but that was a bit of a turn off for me. Overall, the fried chicken was good, but I'll be sticking to chicharrons and yellow rice on my next visit.

We got a huge meal here for less than $20.00 for two people WITH lots of leftovers. I like that you can tell them which portion size/price you want ($3.00/$5.00 etc) They have fried goodies like empanadas, pork belly, fried chicken, rice, beans, stews,etc. This worked out because I was able to sample everything without spending a lot of money. Language is a small barrier, you just point to what your want through the window display and tell them the price of how many you want. The chicken thighs were flavorful and tender. The rice was good. I would be back. They even do catering and take credit cards!!