While Browsing through Remolacha.net i forund out about an opening of a poolo victorina in NYC. Does anyone know anything about this? Where is it and when is it opening. I cant wait to get in there and get my puchuginas con tostones.
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Pollo Victorina in NYC
is this a new chicken piece??? I'm always open to try new foods.
Yeah it's a fried chicken joint. It's a franchise in the DR. But, unfortunately it's gone down the crapper. The one in Santiago used to be very popular but not any longer. Every time I drive by it it's always empty.
Will look forward to this though as I enjoyed their pollo frito.
Yeah, know why?
Know 3 people in the past 2 years spent 24 hrs. "in the crapper"
Sorry for this posting so early in the morning before breakfast but"forewarned is...bla, bla bla".
Because not only has the place "gone down the crapper" but YOU go right after it.
Know 3 people in the past 2 years spent 24 hrs. "in the crapper"
Sorry for this posting so early in the morning before breakfast but"forewarned is...bla, bla bla".
I used to eat Pollo Victorina every day.
I hold them responsible for my man-boobs.
Thank you, Pollo Victorina.
I hold them responsible for my man-boobs.
Thank you, Pollo Victorina.
what happens to Pollo Victorina is that one time ago they were the only or at least the biggest fried chicken chain in DR but now there are many other options that I'm afraid they're losing business due their lack of customer service and not so good product..ie. you can get a six piece of chicken tender in "la lira"(a gas station) a really good product for 90 bucks and the similar product in victorina "pechuginas" for a lot less quality and flavor you pay 120, the pechuginas are smaller and not very tasty
The chicken is good and all but the prices are way too high and the service is reeeeal bad, even for Dominican fast food.
In Santiago I have often seen lines out the door with only 1 cashier and a big group of employees standing around in the back joking with each other.
In Santiago I have often seen lines out the door with only 1 cashier and a big group of employees standing around in the back joking with each other.