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Dominican food in Sosua
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Just go off the beaten path a bit and you will see.
But mostly go to Los Charimicos or any other small town and you will see.
'Course, if you like your food that's kept warm with a light bulb
I always eat 'local' and I have found most of the food was much better than the resort food.
But mostly go to Los Charimicos or any other small town and you will see.
'Course, if you like your food that's kept warm with a light bulb
I always eat 'local' and I have found most of the food was much better than the resort food.
Walk the beach to the very end. As you exit you will walk up a steep hill. The first block after you pass the church make a right. Walk about two or three blocks and you will find just what you are looking for.
If you don't feel like walking hop on a moto and go to Los Charimicos as mentioned by jrf.
If you don't feel like walking hop on a moto and go to Los Charimicos as mentioned by jrf.
Try rocky,s
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certainly not:cheeky:, but is is good quality, tasty, safe, reasonably priced not to mention very popular:bunny:
The only place I would eat Dominican food out of (other than my own kitchen) is at La Gaviota.
I'm prone to stomach problems from food that's even a little bit off, and La Gaviota is the only place I trust.(For Dominican food).
(See the telephone icon in black just below the number 2 on the map. That is exactly where La Gaviota is located.)
I'm prone to stomach problems from food that's even a little bit off, and La Gaviota is the only place I trust.(For Dominican food).
(See the telephone icon in black just below the number 2 on the map. That is exactly where La Gaviota is located.)
There's a good little outdoor Dominican cafeteria on Pedro Clisante, diagonally across the street from Four Roses/Dominos...close to Europa...meat, rice and salad for around 80-100 pesos. There's also an indoor place a door or two down from the Colmado across the street (near the Super Super).
If you go down Pedro Clisante past where the last poster said towards Cabarete there is a place called Batista. Look on the left about two or three blocks past Supermarcado Zollo. You will see a sign, it is a half block on the left. Real Dominican Restaurant filled with Dominicans at lunch. Cost a hundred pesos or less for a full meal.
If you walk pass Hotel Don Antonio on Dr. Rosen to the Highway. The other side of the Street is a Dominican Cafe where all the locals eat. Cheap food and cheap Beer. I would sit there sometimes to to get away from people selling things and the girls. Some times you just need time to yourself, good little place to rest.
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