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Street Food Vendors
Just around the corner from Banco Progreso (Central Park) there is a hamburger joint selling fresh refrigerated hamburgers for only RD$ 25 Pesos each. (Best deal in Puerto Plata.) You know their fresh simply by the large volume they do. So get there early to avoid the lineups... cause the place is jumping.
If there are lots of street dogs around "freitura" it means the food is good ... another Dominican lesson learned.
augustus mamma mia not for nothing but theres some Italian food I won't eat that did'nt come out of a sauce I made thanks for the heads up.
AJL there can be only one "Coney Island" like you said hope the quality/standards are paid attention to.
There is also a guy with a pushcart about a block behind the bank across from Central Park in POP. He is there in the morning and sells the best fried egg sandwiches. It is a fried egg on a roll, with a slice of avocado, tomato, cabbage , ketchup and mayonaise. About 30 pesos. A little messy to eat, but delicious.
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DMD53-- I was born and raised in Coney Island. As a kid I sold Good Humor ice cream on the beach, and boiled corn for Nathans in the alley way next to the custard stand. Many happy memories there. I even bring Sabrett onions down with me on my trips to US.
AJL I came out of Bensonhurst It's possible I brought icecream off you back then we were always there as a kid we be eating scrambled eggs with onions and peppers on a real loaf or italian bread.Talk of the memories we used to have fun messing with the midgets and trying to sneak into the shows life was good than.Hey how about the chow mein on a bun they had.
When I get there in sept i'm gonna look you up and we are going on a culinary tour LOL.