Rinconcito Hispano

Hidden gem! Super reasonably priced for the amount of seafood we got.

A sweet small restaurant with wonderful well prepared home style delicious Salvadoran food. I enjoyed the grilled shrimp with rice, beans and small salad. Very affordable for this area.

A hole in the wall Salvadoran spot in Greenport. I found it by doing a search for affordable food in a Long Island enclave very similar to the rest of the island - overpriced and not necessarily amazingly tasty. We stayed at a local Airbnb for the very first time last summer, but having gone to Montauk in April realized how pricey eating out is, especially done over the course of several days. Rinconcito is bare bones. It’s in the back of a dry cleaners, and there’s no ambiance to speak of. Since I can’t communicate in Spanish, I pointed at what I wanted on the menu, then sat at one of the few tables waiting, while one of the ladies working there served local laborers their food and beer. It took a while but I was in no hurry. The food is delicious. Everything from shrimp, to chicken, to c

Incredible - I had 10 mins before my train and they were able to cook me up a delicious carne guisado. Mil gracias!

5 stars for the food, 1 star for decor & ambiance. Reminds me of typical restaurant in the villages. Food is superb, well seasoned, and balanced. The pupusa are the best that I had, tried quite a few of them in Queens where there are heavier concentrations of Peruvians. I'm quite surprised that such a tasty Peruvian restaurant exist in in enclave that is not minority diverse.