Yely's And Coffee Shop (dominican Food)

Their mangu is mashed well and although they didn't use red onions, the white onions were so flavorful and had the vinegar taste to it. The cheese could've been crispier or made to order. Will definitely come back for more

Some really great tasting chicharone with yucca w/onions and fried plantains. Good prices. So yummy

Some of the best chicharrons I have had in a while. I hate ordering it and it's nothing but fat..however mine were meaty and tasty. I had a plate of that with yellow rice. It was so good that I gobbled it all down before I could snap a picture of my plate. It all came to $10 which is about average for a Spanish restaurant..you can get a $5 plate for just the chicharron but the rice looked so delicious I just had to get it. Parking sucks around that area but if you can find a spot you're golden.

Yelys food is good Had it twice both times the food was Great. I just don’t like how they just guess the pricing of your food. There is no system for pricing here. They just look at your plate and tell you how much it is. And they are taxing food that can’t be taxed Which I’m sure is against the Law.

Yely's has been a solid place to get authentic Dominican food for years. There's a wide variety of options to choose from and you'll feel more than satisfied with your meal. The prices can't be beat for what you get and the portions are large. I got takeout and forgot to take pictures, but if it's your first time I would recommend getting a plate with rice and beans, chicharrón, and tostones.The place is small but the aroma of all the food makes it feel homey. The people who work here are humble and always willing to help make recommendations of food. I honestly haven't tried anything here that I didn't like and I would highly recommend you give them a try if your driving through JP.