Location: Marlboro
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Reviews on Spanish food in Marlboro, New York, United States. Marlboro is a hamlet (and census-designated place) in Ulster County, New York, United States. The population was 3,669 at the 2010 census.
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1. di'Vine Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By edgar021
Nice location, overlooking the lower falls on Wappingers Creek, in the Village. They have several small plate offering, reasonably priced. We tried several and were impressed with all of them. They have an extensive wines-by-the-glass menu, and several bottles from around the world, again, reasonably priced. The owners are upbeat and positive about their restaurant, and their future. Nice al fresco dining deck, when the weather is nice.....and it was during our visit.
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2. Cafe Con Leche
Reviewed By CaribBronxboy
Stopped in this great little hole in the wall for some authentic Puerto Rican food. Little store front with maybe a dozen plus tables with a very friendly owner and staff but the real suprise was the food. I opted for a Pernil sandwich with the pork being slow roasted with great seasonings, nice and tender and delicious. Came with some of the best hand cut fries that were not greasy and delicious. Wife had the pork chops with rice and beans that she said were great, just a tad overcooked but very flavorful. We tried the combo app. platter which featured yuca fries which were great, smashed plaintains, wanna say empanadas but I know it's a different name but they were great. Definetely worth a try if you want something different. No liquor license but really doesn't matter.
3. Los Hornitos Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By bobsonera
I've been coming here for a few years for Breakfast and lunches. The Breakfast sandwiches are filling without being overwhelming. On the other hand any of the lunch selections are definitively large. The Cuban sandwich is enough for 2 meals. Friday's fish special is worth the wait. Without mentioning every selection on the menu anything you choose it will be satisfying and made to order in the kitchen. There are sides of rice & beads, fried platanos, salad, fries, and other choices. The intensity of the piquancy can be adjusted to your taste. The staff is friendly and professional. I'm not a pastry or cookie aficionado, but they look good enough to try, some day.
