Castillo Restaurant

Very fresh whole fried fish with plantains, rice, beans, and salad. Good neighborhood restaurant. I had a living social from a year ago and just got around to using it. They offer delivery, serve desert and beer also. Something for everyone on the menu. Inside is clean. Staff is friendly.

A hidden gem in the Park Slope area. Stopped in almost on a whim. The place is very unassuming with tables and chairs. Almost looks like fast food. Grabbed a seat by the window.
Corn chips and salsa appeared.
I ordered the chick soup and #36. Pechuga a La Brasa. The soup was homemade with chicken still on the bone. The grilled chicken was flawless. An excellent easy paced lunch. The green hot sauce about blew my head off — heads up!
Strong coffee as well.
…and they take AMX!
Clean, inviting, locals hanging around, and great food.

AMAZING, authentic and affordable Ecuadorian food. I had the rice with tripe stew and avocado, plantains, tamales, empanadas and the Morocho drink delivered — quick delivery and everything was hot and fresh. Sides are really good (a whole plaintain and half for $ 3!) but the entrée was outstanding. Large portion with loads of tripe and extra, freshly-​made hot sauce. The Morocho is a warm drink and you could also tell it was made just as if you were in Ecuador (or Peru) at a street vendor. Highly recommend as far as delivery goes, but am looking forward to going to the actual restaurant.

The food was excellent. The service was okay and the TV was very loud with the novelas but the food makes up for it.

Great food.4.5 stars
Came here on a Friday night with a groupon, and enjoyed this quaint little spot that is a mixture of a local hang out and a casual eatery with family.
Décor is nothing fancy: just couple of those hard chairs with soft cushion, colorful table clothes, big screen TV playing soccer, and a pleasant waitress running the show.
Ordered empanadas to start off: two beef, and two chicken – got to say one of the best I’ve ever had. Flaky crust fried to perfection, not burned, meat inside flavorful. Green sauce that it comes with gave it a nice spicy kick.
Entrée– got the peppersteak, which comes with white rice, brown beans, and French fries. Wasn’t a fan of the combination, I would’ve preferred the fried green plantain instead BUT the food was amazing and so was the portions. I was able to take some home. My friend enjoyed his fried snapper fish.
Drink– just a passion fruit juice, option of milk or water. chose milk. Consistency was a little thick but pretty much crack in a cup – so good.
Bill was $ 41 – groupon knocked off $ 30, so $ 11 plus tip. Great deal, well worth it, will be back

If you’re looking for delicious Ecuadorian food in a relaxing environment, this is the definitely the place you need to be. I came with a group of friends for lunch and we immediately enjoyed the atmosphere. Our server was super awesome and made sure we were enjoying our time there. I had the pork and boy was that delicious! I can’t wait to come back. :-)