- Thread starter Milo Mitt
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Lunch recommendations on Sosua beach!
I like Playa Cerunia stall number 169. It is white, red, blue and yellow sign. It is a taller Italian guy and he normally has two dominican waiters with one of them speaking english. I get the grilled fish and a lot of people I go with get the friend fish. Like a lot of the places you can sit close to their place or they have chairs and umbrellas closer to the beach.
Lunch
El Valero is good, which is closer to the entrance from Sosua, it can be pricey as they have lobster and such you can order, but otherwise the food is good.
El Valero is good, which is closer to the entrance from Sosua, it can be pricey as they have lobster and such you can order, but otherwise the food is good.
Now that you mention it, you're right........
Beef ribs when prepared properly are delicious..........
I wonder how many other delights I've forgotten about..........
B in Santiago
Siggis Beach bar.
Hidden in 2nd row.
Coming down from the stairs in the center of the beach to the right.
Polish/German meals, soups, saucages. You can watch Siggi cooking your food specialy for you while you have a beer.
No Maggi, no sopitas.
Prices are a bargain given the quality you get.
One of the best kept secrets of Sosua.
Alexander
Hidden in 2nd row.
Coming down from the stairs in the center of the beach to the right.
Polish/German meals, soups, saucages. You can watch Siggi cooking your food specialy for you while you have a beer.
No Maggi, no sopitas.
Prices are a bargain given the quality you get.
One of the best kept secrets of Sosua.
Alexander
ok now that sounds good. I will have to do some exploring next time on Sosua Beach!
You are right. Freddy is a top notch guy. He is a Dominican who grew up in Florida. Speaks English and Spanish. He has amazing fish. They bring out a platter of fresh fish and allow you to pick the one you want. COLDEST beer on the beach!
Edit: They also have about 60 free beach chairs with Umbrella's - they bring the drinks and the food out to your chair for you.
I recommend Big D's for Bar-B-Q. He's from Atlanta and understands southern flavor.
Tom's Scandinavian Bar is another good place to have lunch or early dinner.
In case you are wondering (Tamborista) who owns El Valero at 108, the fella's name is Mannie, with one silent partner
in the deal. Mannie was planning on opening a second location in Cabarete but last I heard
it was put on hold over permit issues.
If you want to try a plate of simple yet delicious Dominican food there is a women two doors down to the left (when facing)
Bar Maria. Sorry can't remember her name but she's an excellent cook and charges 125-150 pesos a plate.
Buen provecho!
Tom's Scandinavian Bar is another good place to have lunch or early dinner.
In case you are wondering (Tamborista) who owns El Valero at 108, the fella's name is Mannie, with one silent partner
in the deal. Mannie was planning on opening a second location in Cabarete but last I heard
it was put on hold over permit issues.
If you want to try a plate of simple yet delicious Dominican food there is a women two doors down to the left (when facing)
Bar Maria. Sorry can't remember her name but she's an excellent cook and charges 125-150 pesos a plate.
Buen provecho!
Short ribs at Janets ( and Playero - but not as good ) are beef. And while not the same as BBQ beef ribs - are still very good. We do them Asian/Korean style in a soy/ginger sauce. Wonderful.