
Where Latin flavor meets modern vibes. Dulce Patria is more than a restaurant — it’s a mix of culture, flavor, and rhythm. Every plate is crafted with fresh ingredients and bold inspiration, from street-style favorites to elevated Latin classics. Come for the food, stay for the energy — great music, creative cocktails, and a place where everyone feels at home.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 913 Main St, Paterson, NJ 07503
Phone: (973) 782-4674
Website: https://dulce-patria.cluvi.co/
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We tried the Tussi Roll, Dominican Power, and Cuban Tempora sushi rolls. Each one was full of flavor, and I was honestly impressed by how good they were. My friend ordered the Bad Bunny drink and the Beso de Coco. She enjoyed both, but the coconut one was her favorite and she definitely recommends it for coconut lovers.
Parking isn’t the greatest in the area, but this place is absolutely worth the effort to find a spot.
Overall, I had a great experience here and will definitely be coming back with more friends.
Food was absolutely delicious. I had their Tropical Blast from their Special Cocktail Menu, Birria Empanadas for my appetizer and their Beef Chaufa Rice for my main course. It was all so worth it. So flavorful and savory. My friends had the steak and eggs and the chicken and waffles from the brunch menu. My other friends had their steak and chicharron mofongo, and the 3 sushi roll combo. Everything tasted amazing. We picked off each others plates to taste it all and they did not disappoint. Definitely worth trying.
Not to mention their service was great. They even give a delicious cake at the end for the bday celebrant!
Ambiance is beautiful. Ceiling lit with glistening starlights and beautiful art on their walls. DJ was on point with their music…. hit after hit .. we couldn’t stay still in our seats because we kept wanting to dance lol.
4 stars because parking there is tough tough tough, but if you hunt enough you’ll eventually find one. Its street parking only, metered on the main street and if you get lucky you can find a spot on the surrounding side streets.
It’s a bit pricey, but not completely out of range with all other spanish restaurants offering the same type of food.
If you haven’t tried this place out yet, go for it!
The cups were sticky. The food was okay. The best part was their appetizer
the breaded shrimp. Sushi was good. The steak was alright. It’s a okay place not for us though.
My boyfriend really enjoyed his drink (he ended up ordering like 5 of them!), although I can’t remember the name. I had a mimosa and a glass of Prosecco—both were okay, but not as strong or as dry (brut) as I usually like.
The vibe was chill when we went—it wasn’t crowded—but you can tell it gets lit in there when it’s busy. The music was on point too.
Shoutout to our server Adelis (hopefully I’m spelling that right)—she was incredibly sweet, attentive, and respectful. I speak Spanish but my boyfriend doesn’t, and she made sure to ask about language preferences before starting service, even cracking a joke about practicing her English. It was a thoughtful touch that made the experience even better.
Overall, we had a great time and would definitely come back!