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Camaradas El Barrio
2241 1st Ave
New York, NY 10029
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Main Menu
Ensaladas/Salads
Ensalada De Pollo
$10.00
grilled chicken on a bed of mix greens
Ensalada De Aguacate
$9.00
avocado on a bed of mix greens
Mixed Greens
$6.00Planchaitos/Hot - Pressed Sandwiches and Wraps
Chicken Avocado
$9.00Cubano
$9.00Aguacate Y Tomate
$8.00
avocado and tomato
Jibaro
$10.00
your choice of roast pork. chicken or avocado &tomato sandwiched between two pressed plantains
Cantinflas
$9.00
tortilla filled with roast pork and amarillo spread
Pollo Wrap (Chicken)
$9.00Platillos/Platters
Root & Vine Chips
$9.00
platano (plantain). yuca. and
batata (caribbean sweet potato) with guacamole.
Camaradas Platter
$28.00
2 alcapurrias. 2 pasteullos
(your choice of meat or chicken)
2 skewers (your choice of chicken or chorizo) served with your choice of yuca or platano tostones
Camaradas Half Platter
$15.00
same as above with one serving of each
Tostones Platter
$13.00
includes tostones de yuca. platano and maduros
American Pub Fare
Alitas Buffalo Wings (Hot)
$8.00Barrio Burger
$10.00Barrio Sliders
- 3 Mini Burgers $9.00
- 2 Mini Burgers $6.00
- Add Chedder, Swiss or American Cheese or Avocado (Each) $1.00
Basket of Fries
$5.00Browse Nearby
General Info
Hours
Monday:
4:00pm - 1:00am
Tuesday:
4:00pm - 1:00am
Wednesday:
4:00pm - 1:00am
Thursday:
4:00pm - 3:30am
Friday:
4:00pm - 3:30am
Saturday:
4:00pm - 3:30am
Sunday:
4:00pm - 1:00am
About Us
CAMARADAS el barrio is a worker's public house where camaraderie is built atop of a fine selection of wine, great beers from around the world, excellent music, gallery space and an innovative blend of the tapas tradition with Puerto Rican cuisine.
This uniquely styled space (designed by Daniel Gonzales/ Blue Collar Worker and owners Raúl Rivera, Orlando Plaza and Jay Zhao), reflects an industrial and rustic feel in its wood and metal design and decor. True to its working-class roots, C A M A R A D A S el Barrio celebrates the spirit of the unsung heros; the factory workers and laborers whose hard work and sweat help make New York City one of the industrial and financial centers of the world. This legacy of our working-class parents and grandparents has become a bright star in the Spanish Harlem bar, restaurant and entertainment scene.