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Habichuelas con dulce. A national drink of the Dominican Republic, usually made during Easter.
Sold for years in this corner by Nena a mainstay in the Dominican Community. Who was really sweet.
A constant line of folks come and go. I was lucky and had no wait. As I heard some days, the lines are pretty long
The spot is pretty popular. On the day I went, there was media as well.
Made with red beans, cinnamon, nutmeg, coconut milk, evaporated milk, and dunked with milk cookies
This drink is great. It's almost like hot chocolate but not quiet. It's warm , silky smooth little nutty, creamy and sweet. It'a known as a deseert as well.
It does have a holiday drink vibe to it.
Habichuelas means beans
The drink is $2. They also sell a corn based dessert. Looked popular. Will get it next time.
Sold for years in this corner by Nena a mainstay in the Dominican Community. Who was really sweet.
A constant line of folks come and go. I was lucky and had no wait. As I heard some days, the lines are pretty long
The spot is pretty popular. On the day I went, there was media as well.
Made with red beans, cinnamon, nutmeg, coconut milk, evaporated milk, and dunked with milk cookies
This drink is great. It's almost like hot chocolate but not quiet. It's warm , silky smooth little nutty, creamy and sweet. It'a known as a deseert as well.
It does have a holiday drink vibe to it.
Habichuelas means beans
The drink is $2. They also sell a corn based dessert. Looked popular. Will get it next time.
A+ food , delicious dessert.
So many treats! Bring cash
Arroz con dulce, chaca/maíz crackiao, habichuelas con dulce (con galleticas de leche), trigo con dulce, and majarete
They run out fast. By 6 pm they only had dulce de habichuelas
Prices (for habichuelas):
$2 - small coffee cup
$3 - small to-go container
$8 - large to-go container
Hours: Mon - Sun until 8 pm
● I visited at 7 pm on Sun, so no line!
● Nice, respectful service.
● This is a small WoC business run from an ice cream/hotdog cart with the treats in large hot thermal containers.
● Authentic Dominican homemade dulces! I found her by word of mouth and drove 1 hour to visit
● They serve your dessert(s) in front of you with a laddle, upon ordering. Mine was still hot at 7 pm!
Arroz con dulce, chaca/maíz crackiao, habichuelas con dulce (con galleticas de leche), trigo con dulce, and majarete
They run out fast. By 6 pm they only had dulce de habichuelas
Prices (for habichuelas):
$2 - small coffee cup
$3 - small to-go container
$8 - large to-go container
Hours: Mon - Sun until 8 pm
● I visited at 7 pm on Sun, so no line!
● Nice, respectful service.
● This is a small WoC business run from an ice cream/hotdog cart with the treats in large hot thermal containers.
● Authentic Dominican homemade dulces! I found her by word of mouth and drove 1 hour to visit
● They serve your dessert(s) in front of you with a laddle, upon ordering. Mine was still hot at 7 pm!
Over 45 mins waiting and pregnant, asked if I could get one please since my back was hurting badly, and they said we don’t care and sent me back to the line. Incredible.
My family and I have been coming here for years to get our habichuelas con dulce. This stand is a mainstay in the Dominican community here in Uptown Manhattan. Whenever I think of 181st, this stand comes to mind. You won't regret having a cup.
Best Habichuelas con dulce ever. Sometimes theres even a long line but it usually goes by quick, worth the wait!
Love love love this cart!! Their abichuelas en dulce and maiz are the friggin best! It tastes better if you have them on the spot, nice and warm. Prices are great and the taste us definitely worth it.
