El Patio de Los Domis

this place is honestly some of the best food i’ve had in fort pierce. the fried queso and yuca were amazing. the garlic sauce with the yuca gives it an extra good flavor. everything was fresh and delicious. the customer service was excellent! the workers were very helpful and you can tell they are very passionate about their cuisine! 10/10

We ordered from here yesterday evening and everything was absolutely delicious! The mofongo with pork crackling (chicharrón) was packed with flavor — perfectly mashed, well-seasoned, and topped with crispy, juicy pork that hit every bite just right. We also tried the yaroa (their loaded fries) and it was amazing — generous portions, layered with meat, cheese, and all the right toppings. Definitely comfort food done right. The empanadas were awesome — crispy on the outside and flavorful inside. You can tell everything is made fresh. To top it off, we had natural parcha (passion fruit) juice, and it was refreshing and perfectly balanced — not too sweet, just right. Highly recommend this food truck if you’re craving authentic, flavorful Dominican food. We’ll definitely be ordering againW

Got the loaded fries with pork, and it's enough for two people. The order was made fresh, and the person running the food truck was friendly and polite. Not just the portion size, but the quality and flavor were excellent as well. I can tell that they are proud of the food they serve and they deserve to be. Can't wait to try the rest of the menu.

My Dominican husbandand I have family found an amazing Dominican restaurant with authentic food. and we have been so pleased with the service at El patio de los Domas food truck. I have not been in person but the service we received over the phone and through DoorDash is amazing and the food is chef‘s kiss. 🧑‍🍳🤌🏻💋 highly recommend

If you’re looking for añuthentic Dominican flavors in Fort Pierce/Port St. Lucie, El Patio de los Domis is a must-visit! My mom and I stopped by while we were in the area, and let me tell you—this food truck brings the taste of home. I had the chimi (the Dominican take on a burger), and it was packed with flavor, perfectly seasoned, and just the right amount of messy—in the best way! I also tried the yaroa, loaded fries topped with shredded chicken and pork, and it was absolute perfection. My mom went with a classic—grilled chicken breast with rice, beans, and a fresh salad, and she couldn’t stop raving about how homemade it tasted. We washed it all down with a morir soñando de chinola—a creamy, dreamy mix of passion fruit juice and milk. If you’ve never had this drink, you need to try i