Recent content by David B

I seem to be stuck between the both worlds: I have acquaintances who need the 1100 for a pack of Pampers and 1100 for a can of milk powder as well as acquaintances who walk the beach.

Thank you, Big! Makes sense.

Guys, gals, please forgive my ignorance and don't jump down my throat, but if prostitution is not illegal in the DR, why are girls arrested on Pedro Clisante? And how is the selection made? I mean, most of the girls on PC look like prostitutes (I imagine that they are). Why aren't the same girls...

Yup!

Ha! Same thing happened to me in Sosua. Was it a fat f*cker with a gap in his teeth driving a white CRV?

Guess that answers my question. Thank you!

When I flew back to NY from SD on jetBlue in May, there was free wifi all the way back to the US, which hadn't been the case before. United out of Newark never has it. My question is for those who use jetBlue: Is it always the case that free wifi is available on the flight?

I'm arriving at POP tomorrow, without a test in hand. Did you see anyone being tested from your flighit?

Both La Tarappa and Las Palmas in Puerto Plata, if you're ever there, are run by Italians and have delicious, thin-crust pizza.

Gotta love the red sauce done well. La Tarappa in Puerto Plata makes a delicious red sauce for their pizza. The crust is done well, too. Their pasta dishes, however, are mediocre.

Same in Southeastern PA, although the owners may still be Italians, all the cooks are Guatemalens.

Do that most nights. I like to get out of the house occasionally for a change of scenery, even though you can always make it better and far cheaper at home.

Seems there's a consensus on Bliss. Is it expensive?

I hadn't really been thinking of fine dining nor of authentic Italian cuisine, because I had come to think that honestly fine dining didn't exist in the DR. But from everyone's feedback, I'm coming to see that there are options. Thank you, all!

Haha, that's good because I usually end up ordering pizza, anyway!