Plantains at the Heart
Green plantains give mofongo its substance and tostones their crisp texture. When ripe, they become a sweet side. One ingredient offers several ways to discover Dominican cooking.
A Family Atmosphere at 659 Main St
"There are no industrial secrets in our kitchen, just respect for Grandma's recipes."
Dominican Grill began with a simple, unwavering mission: to bring the unmistakable aromas and generous spirit of Dominican home cooking to Massachusetts. Every morning, we hand-select firm green plantains, crush fresh garlic with coarse sea salt, and fire up the grills for the day ahead.
True Dominican mofongo is hand-mashed to order in a traditional guayacán wood mortar, with crispy pork cracklings and warm broth for a light, comforting texture. Our meats spend 24 hours in a homemade marinade of sour orange, wild oregano, and spices before meeting the flame.
Plantains mashed to order for freshness and a light, fluffy texture.
Sour orange, wild oregano, and deep flavor in every bite.
Generous portions made for family celebrations and sharing.
Our traditions come through in the ingredients, techniques, and way we share a meal.
Green plantains give mofongo its substance and tostones their crisp texture. When ripe, they become a sweet side. One ingredient offers several ways to discover Dominican cooking.
Garlic, oregano, and marinades connect many dishes on our menu. In the meats, stews, and sauces, these flavors build the home-style character we aim to bring to every table.
Our menu lets you combine entrées, sides, and sharing platters for different tastes. From an everyday meal to a family tray, the idea is simple: find something everyone can enjoy.
Flavors that bring us together, landscapes that inspire us, and a culture celebrated around every table.
Grilled chicken, rice and beans, sweet plantains, and stewed meat: flavors from our kitchen.
Turquoise water, swaying palms, and the warmth of our island.
Tropical greenery, waterfalls, and places full of life.
The Basilica of Our Lady of Altagracia and the architecture of our homeland.