I must be confusing this with Susana's?
Where is Sandra's exactly?
I am sorry, I meant Susanas. We are talking about the same place, in Villa Flora.
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I am sorry, I meant Susanas. We are talking about the same place, in Villa Flora.
Have only eaten there once, at Susanna's, which was at lunch time with the visiting vet at Asociaci?n De Amigos Por Los Animales De Sos?a, Inc. but it was excellent value, very good and tasty food at very econimical prices and I would definitely return there and recommend.
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kool, thanks.
I've eaten at the original location many times and really enjoy the food. The atmosphere is much different, perhaps better though in Villa Flor...unless you're chica watching
Is the previous location also open as Susana's? She moved to Villa Flor some time ago while the old location was being renovated. Both seemed open last October....
I've eaten at the original location many times and really enjoy the food. The atmosphere is much different, perhaps better though in Villa Flor...unless you're chica watching
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I'll have a look for it when I'm in Cabarete next
Sandros is definately in Caberete...since I dined there just a few weeks ago and my premature dementia does seem to be under control!
Sandros is definately in Caberete...since I dined there just a few weeks ago and my premature dementia does seem to be under control!
I am not sure, but I think it may be a small place across from BHD bank. You go down a few steps. It is on the South side of the street. White tables.
:knockedou Excessive Brugal consumption can lead to serious geographical confusion. :knockedouI do remember going down a couple of steps...the decor eludes me, as does the landmark of the bank but the meal was very tasty.
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I just printed this post for future reference...post 13
...and added a note to look for Sandro's
Yes, Sandro's Cafe is across the street from the entrance to the beach (near Pomodoro). It is very good, authentic and reasonable - I think the bandera is still 100 pesos. Also, for the only Chinese food in the area...Restaurant China (original name, eh?) is actually pretty good and very reasonable, although don't try to compare it with NYC or SF chinatown food...
Thanks ...I wont be able to compare as I am not a lover of Chinese food
!I know the meal at Sandro's was very inexpensive and the quality was good.
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If you can get it to work, "out of the box" in the DR then you'd have it made
Good thing I travel with a reliable GPS
Don't forget The Downwinder!
Another excellent spot in Cabarete is The Downwinder. It's on the beach side of the street right next door to Janets Supermercado. Downwinder isn't on the beach but it has a really nice shady patio out front and inside is casual & comfortable with tables for dining and sofas and comfy chairs for just hanging out. It's very nicely decorated and AIR CONDITIONED which is a real treat. Also a nice spot to get away from the mosquitos!
They have 1/2 priced drinks (house drinks / beer) & appys for happy hour and a fairly extensive drinks menu. Happy hour is 4 - 6pm. They also have daily meal specials (all you can eat pasta on Wednesdays) and the food is really good. Even homemade deserts!
I love the chef salad (it's huge!) and a good meal at 155 pesos. They include t/s in the prices too.
The owners are a couple from Seattle and are great people. Very friendly and Cherie will try to accomodate any requests for items not on the menu.
As an added bonus they also offer free WiFi and also home delivery.
It's become one of our favorite spots for the good food, great prices, fresh coffee and nice atmosphere.
Another excellent spot in Cabarete is The Downwinder. It's on the beach side of the street right next door to Janets Supermercado. Downwinder isn't on the beach but it has a really nice shady patio out front and inside is casual & comfortable with tables for dining and sofas and comfy chairs for just hanging out. It's very nicely decorated and AIR CONDITIONED which is a real treat. Also a nice spot to get away from the mosquitos!
They have 1/2 priced drinks (house drinks / beer) & appys for happy hour and a fairly extensive drinks menu. Happy hour is 4 - 6pm. They also have daily meal specials (all you can eat pasta on Wednesdays) and the food is really good. Even homemade deserts!
I love the chef salad (it's huge!) and a good meal at 155 pesos. They include t/s in the prices too.
The owners are a couple from Seattle and are great people. Very friendly and Cherie will try to accomodate any requests for items not on the menu.
As an added bonus they also offer free WiFi and also home delivery.
It's become one of our favorite spots for the good food, great prices, fresh coffee and nice atmosphere.
Ive been meaning to try this place, I'll definitely check it out... thanks for the review!!
um, ok..maybe i won't try this place!! j/k!:bunny: but I'm definitely NOT ordering the PeanutButterBurger...
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