Angel B.
1/6/2026
I have ordered take out from El Coquito on several occasions and they have never disappointed me. Although the parking lot is small, the restaurant itself is spacious, the staff are incredibly...
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510 E Main St
Bridgeport, CT 06608
El Coquito, a family-owned establishment in Fairfield County, Bridgeport, Connecticut, has been a staple in the community for over three decades. Committed to providing an unforgettable dining experience, each dish is crafted with invigorating flavors to delight the palate.
With a focus on customer satisfaction, El Coquito takes pride in serving authentic Puerto Rican cuisine, showcasing delicacies like Mofongo con Camarones and Carne con Queso Empanada. The restaurant also offers a unique Tropical Ice dessert, blending coconut milk with cotton candy flavor for a creamy and sweet treat.
Whether you're seeking a memorable meal or planning an event, El Coquito's catering services are available for both corporate functions and family gatherings. Indulge in the best of Connecticut's Puerto Rican fare with El Coquito, where every bite is a taste of tradition and quality.
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4.5(106)
Denise A.
11/13/2025
This was our first time here and all the food looked fresh and delicious with constant replenishing from the busy kitchen. We tried the beef empanadas and the alcapauria and liked them both. I...
Alexander P.
1/10/2026
The food is ok. A lot other options exist that is significantly better spanish food. If you're reading this, you know it's true. Service is ok, depending on the your server's attitude....
William V.
10/2/2025
Estuve de vacaciones en el estado de CT y visité varias ciudades. Hacía 30 años que no había vuelto al estado de CT. Fui al coquito restaurante y todo me pareció muy bueno, la comida, los helados...
Chabely I.
9/8/2025
The food here is fantastic and flavorful! It does take a hot minute for the food to come out, but believe me, it's worth your time. The rice and beans, pernil, and platanos were seasoned to...
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