Late Hours On Main
LOCO FRIES sits in Spring Valley at 240 N Main St, Spring Valley, NY 10977, United States. The schedule runs Monday through Sunday, 12 PM–1 AM, so the counter stays open through lunch, dinner, and the late stretch after the main rush has passed.
The setting suits a quick stop. Someone can come in for a fast meal, stay long enough to eat at a table, or keep the visit brief and head back out. The address puts the restaurant on North Main Street, which makes it a simple place to find when the plan is a direct stop for food in town.
The hours also shape the pace of the place. Midday visitors can arrive early in the service window. Night visitors can still get food well past the usual dinner hour. That range matters for a fast food restaurant in Spring Valley, especially when the meal needs to fit between errands, work, or a late drive home. The counter works for a quick order, a short wait, and a meal that does not need much planning. A guest can arrive, choose from the menu board, and move on without a long sit-down routine.
Good to Know
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance Use the accessible parking to keep the walk from the car short, then enter through the wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Fries, Plates, And Entry
The kitchen is known for loaded fries and salchipapas. Those dishes point to a menu built around hot, hand-held comfort food and fuller plates that can stand on their own. The food truck identity fits that style. It suggests a service built for speed, clear choices, and food that is ready to eat right away.
Access is straightforward. The site includes a wheelchair-accessible car park and a wheelchair-accessible entrance, so arrival and entry are set up for a wider range of guests. That matters for a place built around counter service, where the first step is getting through the door without friction.
The combination of loaded fries, salchipapas, and accessible entry gives the restaurant a direct shape. It is a fast food restaurant in Spring Valley with a short path from parking to the counter and from the counter to the meal. The visit starts with parking, continues through the entrance, and ends with food that is meant to be eaten soon after it is served. See the full menu structure stays on a separate page, while this one keeps the focus on the stop itself. The room, the counter, and the food all fit a fast visit.
About LOCO FRIES
LOCO FRIES serves fast food in Spring Valley at 240 N Main St. The kitchen builds its menu around loaded fries, patacon sandwiches, cevichochos, empanadas, and rice bowls. It is open every day from 12 PM to 1 AM.
The menu moves through clear sections: Cevichochos, Salchis / Loco Fries, Sides, Soft Drinks, Empanadas, Canoa de Maduro, Patacon Sandwich, and Menestras / Rice Bowls. A plate can start with fries, then pick up chicken, steak, beans, or cheese. Patacon Mix brings chicken and steak together. Menestra Mix centers the rice bowl side of the menu. Cheese Empanada, Inca Cola, and San Pellegrino Sparkling Water sit alongside the heavier dishes.
The food leans into Ecuadorian flavors and familiar street-food form. Loaded fries arrive with toppings that turn a simple base into a full meal. Patacon sandwiches use plantain as the foundation. Cevichochos and salchipapas add another route through the kitchen, with the same direct, filling style.
The space includes a wheelchair-accessible car park and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. The restaurant has a 4.8 rating from 262 reviews. Guests can come in for a quick meal or stay for a late-night order after the dinner rush. The kitchen keeps the pace simple. Choose a base, add the filling, then finish with a drink or a side. The result is built for easy ordering and steady service through the day and into the night.
Opening Hours
- Monday 12 PM–1 AM
- Tuesday 12 PM–1 AM
- Wednesday 12 PM–1 AM
- Thursday 12 PM–1 AM
- Friday 12 PM–1 AM
- Saturday 12 PM–1 AM
- Sunday 12 PM–1 AM
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours?
LOCO FRIES is open every day from 12 PM to 1 AM. That schedule works for lunch, dinner, and late-night orders, so guests can plan around a wide window instead of a short dinner rush. Arriving earlier in the day or later at night still fits the same hours.
Where is the restaurant located?
The address is 240 N Main St, Spring Valley, NY 10977, United States. Guests can set that address in a map app and head straight to Main Street in Spring Valley. The location is clear enough for a direct trip without extra routing.
What kinds of food are on the menu?
The menu includes cevichochos, salchis or loco fries, empanadas, canoa de maduro, patacon sandwiches, and menestras or rice bowls. It also includes sides and soft drinks, so a guest can choose a full plate or keep the order lighter. The menu leans toward loaded, fast-food-style dishes with a clear Ecuadorian influence.
What should a first-time visitor expect from the menu style?
The menu is organized into clear sections, including cevichochos, salchis or loco fries, sides, soft drinks, empanadas, canoa de maduro, patacon sandwich, and menestras or rice bowls. That layout makes it easy to move from a snack to a fuller meal without sorting through a long list of unrelated dishes. A first-time visitor can decide between fries, plantain-based plates, or a rice bowl before ordering.
