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On Brooklyn's waterfront, a savory outpost of Havana by way of Michigan

2026-08-18

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Frita Batidos is bringing a taste of Cuba to one of the most picturesque areas near Domino Park in New York City.

The restaurant, which first opened in Michigan, later expanded to the city where its owner grew up. The move gave the owner an opportunity to bring favorite Cuban-inspired foods back to her hometown of New York.

Frita Batidos, located near Domino Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, offers visitors a chance to experience Cuban-inspired cuisine in a waterfront neighborhood setting that has become a popular destination for both residents and tourists.

We explore the restaurant's journey from its Michigan roots to New York City and showcase the food that helped make the business a destination for diners.

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