About Estrella Latina Bar & Grill | Dominican Restaurant
Estrella Latina Bar & Grill serves Dominican Fusion cuisine in Corona, New York. The restaurant opens on 104th Street, with wheelchair-accessible entrance, seating, and toilet. It holds a 4.6 rating from 462 reviews.
The business begins with three brothers from Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic. They open it in 1996 with a clear purpose: share Dominican Fusion cooking alongside international dishes. The menu spans aperitivos, pastas, pollo, ensaladas, carnes, del mar, mofongos, and especialidad de la casa. That range reaches from ceviche de camarones and tostones sliders to pechuga rellena, filete de pescado relleno, t-bone, and bistec palomilla (Angus). Vegetarian dishes also appear on the menu.
Estrella Latina also operates as a bar, karaoke bar, live music bar, and event venue. Meals, drinks, and celebrations all fit under one roof. Latin music shapes the room, and the space suits family dinners, late-night gatherings, and private events. The kitchen also offers meal delivery.
Service runs from breakfast hours into the night, so the pace changes across the day. A table can start with aperitivos, move into seafood or meat, then finish with a second round of drinks while the music stays on. Guests can choose a full meal or a lighter plate, and the menu gives room for both. Friday service continues until 3 AM. Saturday service runs until 4 AM. The address is 39-07 104th St, Corona, NY 11368.

Family Roots in Corona
Estrella Latina Bar & Grill has been family-owned since 1996. Three brothers from Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic founded it, and that origin shapes the restaurant’s identity from the start. The home address places it in Corona, NY, so the dining room sits in the same neighborhood it serves.
For a Dominican restaurant Corona diners can return to for meals and drinks, the setting is direct and easy to picture. The name on the door matches the mix inside: Dominican food, a bar, and room for late hours. The restaurant belongs to the local block, not a polished chain space, and that matters when the plan is dinner first, then time at the table.

Opening Hours
- Monday 9 AM–12 AM
- Tuesday 9 AM–12 AM
- Wednesday 9 AM–12 AM
- Thursday 9 AM–12 AM
- Friday 9 AM–3 AM
- Saturday 9 AM–4 AM
- Sunday 9 AM–12 AM
Good to Know
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet Use the wheelchair-accessible entrance, then head to seating and the toilet on site.
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Late Hours, Easy Access
The schedule runs Monday through Thursday from 9 AM to 12 AM. Friday stays open until 3 AM, and Saturday goes to 4 AM. Sunday returns to a 9 AM to 12 AM close. Those hours support breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night stops without changing the address.
Access is straightforward too. The entrance is wheelchair accessible. Seating is wheelchair accessible. The toilet is wheelchair accessible. Those details matter once a group arrives and settles in, because the room works for more than a quick meal. It also fits the bar, live music bar, and karaoke bar side of the business, where people can stay longer and move between food, drinks, and the night’s plans.

A Corona gathering place for Dominican food, drinks, and late nights.
