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  • La Nueva Victoria


    2536 Broadway, New York, NY 10025, United States


  • La Nueva Victoria


    +1 212-865-1810


Service options

+ Delivery

+ Takeaway

+ Dine-in

Highlights

+ Fast service

+ Great cocktails

+ Serves local specialty

Popular for

+ Lunch

+ Dinner

+ Solo dining

Accessibility

+ Wheelchair-accessible car park

Offerings

+ Alcohol

+ Beer

+ Cocktails

+ Coffee

+ Comfort food

+ Late-night food

+ Quick bite

+ Small plates

+ Spirits

+ Vegetarian options

+ Wine

Dining options

+ Brunch

+ Lunch

+ Dinner

+ Dessert

+ Seating

+ Table service

Amenities

+ Bar on site

+ Toilet

Atmosphere

+ Casual

+ Cosy

+ Trendy

Crowd

+ Family friendly

+ Groups

+ LGBTQ+ friendly

+ Locals

+ Tourists

+ Transgender safe space

+ University students

Planning

+ Accepts reservations

Payments

+ Credit cards

+ Debit cards

+ NFC mobile payments

+ Credit cards

Children

+ Good for kids

+ High chairs

Parking

+ Free of charge street parking

+ Paid street parking


La Nueva Victoria menu

Virgin Pina Colada 22oz

Non-alcoholic.

US$12.00

Iced Lemonade 22oz

US$4.00

Homemade Ice Tea 22oz

US$4.00

Juice 22oz

US$6.95

Bottle Of Water

US$2.75

Soda

US$3.00

Small Avocado Salad

Avocado, Lettuce and Lemon.

US$9.95

Small Salad

Lettuce and tomato and lemon.

US$3.75

Full Menu

Discover La Nueva Victoria

Walking into La Nueva Victoria for the first time, I was struck by how effortlessly it blends into the rhythm of Broadway while still feeling like a neighborhood secret. Sitting at 2536 Broadway, New York, NY 10025, United States, this diner-style restaurant has the kind of presence that longtime Upper West Side residents recognize immediately: familiar, comforting, and quietly confident. I stopped by on a rainy weekday afternoon, the kind of time when you really get a sense of how a place works beyond the weekend rush, and the room was still buzzing with regulars.

From personal experience working with small hospitality businesses in New York, I’ve learned that consistency is what keeps a restaurant alive in this city. At La Nueva Victoria, that consistency shows up in the menu. The offerings lean heavily into Latin American comfort food, with generous portions and flavors that don’t try to be trendy. Instead, they focus on doing the basics well. Dishes like roasted chicken with rice and beans or slow-simmered stews follow methods that are common in Dominican and Caribbean kitchens, where low heat and time do most of the work. That approach isn’t just tradition; food science research from organizations like the Institute of Culinary Education points out that slow cooking enhances flavor development and tenderness without relying on heavy seasoning.

One thing that stood out to me was how the staff handled orders during a busy lunch window. The process was smooth and efficient, with servers calling out tickets in Spanish and English, a practical system I’ve seen in many high-performing diners. It reduces mistakes and speeds up service, which matters in a city where the average lunch break is under 40 minutes, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That efficiency is often mentioned in reviews, especially by locals who rely on this spot for quick, reliable meals between work and errands.

The atmosphere feels honest rather than polished. You won’t find curated playlists or minimalist decor here. Instead, there’s the comforting clatter of plates, a TV murmuring in the background, and the smell of freshly cooked food drifting from the kitchen. A regular at the next table told me he’s been eating here for over a decade, calling it home-style cooking that reminds him of family meals. Statements like that align with broader hospitality studies from Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration, which show that emotional connection is one of the strongest drivers of repeat visits in casual dining.

La Nueva Victoria’s location also plays a role in its reputation. Being right on Broadway means it serves a diverse crowd, from students and office workers to families who’ve lived in the neighborhood for generations. That mix influences the menu, which balances affordability with variety. Nutrition-wise, it’s worth noting that the New York City Department of Health encourages restaurants to offer balanced meals, and while this is comfort food, you’ll still find options centered on proteins, grains, and vegetables rather than ultra-processed ingredients.

No restaurant is without limitations, and it’s fair to say that if you’re looking for a quiet, upscale dining experience, this may not be your spot. Seating can feel tight during peak hours, and the decor is functional rather than stylish. Still, those factors don’t seem to hurt its standing. Many reviews highlight value for money and reliability, two qualities that matter deeply in a city with endless dining options.

What keeps La Nueva Victoria relevant is its refusal to overcomplicate things. In an era when restaurants often chase novelty, this diner sticks to what it knows works. As someone who has reviewed dozens of neighborhood eateries, I can say that places like this endure because they understand their community. The food is filling, the service is straightforward, and the experience feels grounded. For anyone exploring Broadway and looking for a meal that feels real rather than rehearsed, a true neighborhood staple like this delivers exactly what it promises.


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  • 2536 Broadway, New York, NY 10025, United States
  • +1 212-865-1810




Clock


Hours

Our open schedules

Day
Monday 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Thursday 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Friday 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Saturday 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM - 09:30 PM



Reviews

  • The food and drinks were good, but the serving sizes aren't big enough for the price tag.

    Daryl Williams
  • Came here for my cousin's birthday. He is a frequent customer and said the food is OK, but he really comes for the drinks. Personally, I think they're equal. I had the Peking Buddha's Delight and my gf had the Lomo Saltado (I think). The Henny Colada (I forgot to take a pic) was hittin!

    Alexander “Alex” Williams
  • The food was good. The service was good. The place was a little noisy at times. I would definitely go back again.

    Monica C
  • Been coming here for years, literally since the early 2000’s. Love all the food. Great Spanish/Chinese cuisine. Some food can be really saucy/oily… be sure to ask about your specific needs, they tend to accommodate nicely.

    Sasa Sal
  • For native NYers this is simply the BUTTA Spot! No other name or description needed. Don’t believe me, you can now Google “butta spot” and see what comes up. For those of us that “grew” here this is where you came back in the day for a great drink. Before nutcrackers were a thing and most definitely before Covid and drinks to-go were ever consider a legal option. One of those old-school spots that just hits. Nothing fancy, simple and clean… just good food and fast to the point service and the Butta drinks are always on point. This place just brings back such nostalgia. Now I must admit what is far from nostalgic is the “2025” Butta prices. After many years the prices were a shock upon my recent return. I remember when you could get a Butta for…. Nevermind I was about to date myself. LOL. Besides the Butta the wings are also still a must for me. Since I came mainly for the butta, I only grabbed wings. Of course even the food prices have seen an increase. Our server was funny and friendly, matching the restaurant's simple laid-back vibe. Just one of those places you have to return to because it brings back that touch of nostalgia that is sometimes needed with the passing of time. Just A Note: -They do offer some lunch specials before 3pm. -The drinks are a smidge… just a smidge cheaper if you dine in.

    S. RIBEIRO
  • Chino Latino food is still alive in nyc and so I had to try it out. The braised fish sole was amazingly moist, my fork barely had to touch it as it sliced through. The buttery sauce goes well with the rice and the side salad helps as a palate cleanser. To top off the fish, it has some fried crunchy bits for texture added to the top that just works wonders! Going to try the steak next time!

    Wilson Tsang
  • I met a friend at this restaurant for lunch. When I arrived I found parking on the street nearby. I walked in and was greeted and sat. We started with some drinks and I had the LIT and red wine which I enjoyed. For my meal, I had the lunch meal of the spicy shrimp, which was good. I just wish they had more shrimp. My friend had the shrimp and broccoli, which he liked. We enjoyed our time!

    Des KF
  • Food was solid, not amazing, portion didn’t blow me out of the water. I wish the big drinks were a bit cheaper. A homeless man entered the establishment and tried to ask everyone in the restaurant for a dollar. The waiters were able to handle the situation pretty well and get the guy out. Well done to them, sesame chicken was on par.

    Daniel Oberman

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La Nueva Victoria

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