All Reviews
Mabel Colon Gonzaléz (Bel)
2 months agoBest Dominican restaurant around, best mangu I’ve had 👌🏻 and the tres leches was 10/10
Gia Mendez
7 months agoI love coming to this place the food is excellent the service is impressive and the restaurant is always clean , the staff is friendly and welcoming always. The desserts are good too I always take mine to go. I make it a habit that if I have an appointment in Springfield that's the place to go for breakfast or lunch. I'll take more pictures next time I go.
Kenyo Vargas
a year agoNice little place well needed in this area, service was nice atmosphere exciting, food looks fresh and smells great definitely a place to try if your in this area I would definitely try this place again.
NORMAIRIS RIVERA
2 years agoCongratulations to Hola Restaurant on your anniversary! Wishing you continued success and many more years of great service ahead! --- **Review for Hola Restaurant** Hola is a hidden gem in Springfield, MA among Dominican restaurants, offering a truly delightful culinary experience. From the moment you step through the door, you are greeted with warm smiles and impeccable service. The staff is not only friendly but incredibly attentive, ensuring that every need is met with a genuine eagerness to please. The highlight of Hola's menu has to be the mangu. It stands out for its perfect balance of flavors, being deliciously good taste without being overly salty or greasy. Each bite offers a taste of the Caribbean, fresh and vibrant, showcasing the kitchen's dedication to quality and authenticity. But it's not just the mangu and freshly squeezed orange 🍊 juices that's remarkable; everything on the menu is absolutely delicious. Whether you're in the mood for traditional dishes or looking to try something new, Hola delivers with consistency and flair. The dishes are well-prepared, beautifully presented, and bursting with flavor, making it clear that this restaurant takes great pride in its culinary offerings. A special mention must go to the 70-year-old lady who cooks at Ola. Her expertise and professionalism shine through in every dish. She is truly the best of the best, bringing years of experience and a deep love for Dominican cuisine to the table. Her cooking elevates the dining experience, making each meal unforgettable. Ola's atmosphere is equally inviting. The ambiance is cozy yet lively, making it an ideal spot for a family dinner, a casual lunch with friends, or even a romantic date night. The décor reflects the rich culture of the Dominican Republic, enhancing the overall dining experience. In summary, Ola is a standout Dominican restaurant that excels in both food and service. The delightful mango, combined with a menu full of delicious options, the exceptional hospitality of the staff, and the unparalleled skill of their 70-year-old chef, make it a must-visit. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Dominican cuisine in a welcoming and friendly environment. Don't miss out on this absolutely delicious experience!💃🏻🦋🇵🇷🌺🤗🫶 NIR
Luz Flores
Edited 2 years agoHands down my place to go for chicken soup for cold days or when you are sick. The broth compared to other places this place has stand out from my opinion. I had to come again and check out different type of food. Definitely I didn’t like the tresleche dessert hard pass for me. Some of this other dishes needed flavor. The juice in my opinion it was too sweet. I can’t drink things like this.
Joshua Johnson
2 years agoI thought this place was wonderful. They greeted us with a hello in Spanish aka(Hola) lol when we came inside . The food was delicious. Service was great and quick when we’re about to leave, she asked us how was the food, I said great, then she said, hope to see you again. But yeah I will be back! Also not too far from where I live.
Danny Otero
3 years agoCame here on Mother's Day morning 2023. My wife and I wanted some Dominican breakfast and we came here after seeing good reviews and photos. The staff was very friendly and were able to accommodate special requests regarding juices that they did not have posted and changing menu items for kids. Everything they made was fresh and we did have to wait a little but as long as it tasted good we did not mind. The food came out, I had ordered a omelette with cheese, onions, and peppers and fries for the kids, my wife ordered mangú with tres golpes (mashed plantains with butter, red onions, fried salami, fried egg, avocado, and fried cheese), my daughters order pancakes with bacon, and my little one wanted rice. We all liked the food! My eggs were tasty and satisfying, my wife ate the whole thing (that means she liked it), my daughters did not like the look of the pancakes, however, when they tried them, they ate all the pancakes and bacon. My little one enjoyed the rice. We also ordered morir soñando (orange juice, condensed milk, and milk) and 1 parcha con leche (passion fruit with milk). We also enjoyed the music. They played some Christian music then some old school latin ballads. I would definitely come back is near by and highly recommend!
Victoria Szetela
6 years agoThe food here is home cooked and they have a good selection. I had chicken with orange rice and Cola Champagne. They also have a good selection of home made juices and dessets