About - Cafeteria Serie 54
Welcome to Cafeteria Serie 54, where the flavors of the Dominican Republic come alive in the heart of the Bronx. We're a family-owned restaurant dedicated to serving up authentic, mouth-watering dishes that will transport you to the warm streets of Santo Domingo. At Serie 54, we're passionate about quality and customer satisfaction. We use only the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking methods to craft each dish, ensuring that every bite is a flavor explosion that will leave you wanting more. Our commitment to excellence is evident in every aspect of our business, from our welcoming atmosphere to our attentive service. As a locally owned business, we're proud to be a part of the vibrant Bronx community. We believe in supporting local suppliers and fostering strong relationships with our neighbors. Come visit us today and taste the difference for yourself. We can't wait to welcome you to our family!
Popular Menu Items
Burritos
10.00
Jugos Naturales Grandes
10.00
Jugos Naturales Medianos
8.00
Jugos Naturales Pequeños
6.00Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Trendy
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Either $4 or a trip to DR you choose. Im getting DR medicine without catching flights. Well worth it. Tell mom she can save her suitcase. space for those dulces
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.
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