Caoba — Restaurant in New York

The area has a limited selection of retail stores and restaurants, which makes Caoba the go-to spot for anyone working nearby.

This is one of the reasons the establishment is so cherished. Another reason is that they offer fantastic food at reasonable, if not affordable, prices. They seem to understand their role in the community by catering to the steady stream of workers and residents.

You could consider them a staple of the community.

I would recommend them any day—except Sundays, as they are closed. The area has a limited selection of retail stores and restaurants, which makes Caoba the go-to spot for anyone working nearby.

This is one of the reasons the establishment is so cherished. Another reason is that they offer fantastic food at reasonable, if not affordable, prices. They seem to understand their role in the community by catering to the steady stream of workers and residents.

You could consider them a staple of the community.

I would recommend them any day—except Sundays, as...

For more than 5 years am been coming here to buy chicharrón de pollo with NO complain or regrets of the Staff but at this specific moment one of the new young female staff that’s there serving she’s very light skin and skinny which she denies herself to provide me with her name, have nasty attitude was serving my meal, and gave me 4 tinny piece of the chicharrón de pollo with a lot of rice and beans, then I ask her if this is a meal for the price that I’m paying for, and she said YES, so I ask her very kindly if she could add more into the plate and she said NO that’s a meal, well I don’t know who’s this guy that came up to me with NO indenting of a owner or manager prefer to gave me my money expect me coming out of the restaurant Happy. There was 3 others clients beside me was complaining about her and NO one come out satisfied with Her service and we all came out with our money back. She doesn’t need to be serving with that kind of behavior making the...

I was on line about to order food and a african american customer in front of me ordered fried chicken selections. They was 6 for 5 dollars. The female employee treated her disrespectful and wouldn't give the customer the remaining 9 pieces in pan. A male employee wanted to give it to her but the female wouldn't. The female put 6 pieces in tray and the male grab the other 3 pieces an place it in the same tray too. The female took those three out the tray an said no 6 for 5 dollars. The customer kept saying the pieces are very tiny. The female employee didnt care and was talking spanish. She wanted to charge a black person alot for very small pieces of chicken. I'm sure the employees wouldn't do her own people that way. Treat others how you want...