- Thread starter JD Jones
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I've managed to forget already
Hmm... German Butcher Daniel. Has he been mentioned here already with another name? Or is he yet another butcher shop?
Just a question…why has to be the butcher German?
We buy our pork here in Magante, there is a guy Tuti who has his own pigs. Feeds them wel and kill and butcher them and sell them. All in one place.
It’s a kind of yellow caseta frente a la clinica.
Super clean and hygienic.
Just a tip for when someone goes from RSJ to GH.
Usually when someone is looking for a German butcher it's because besides fresh meat, they usually also make things like liverwurst, various hams, head cheese, leberkase, and lots of different sausages.
The best restaurant in Pop is from a German: Papillon. His steaks are the best!
German butchers no.
Yes, and not only that, the German butchers age their meats properly so you can eat their beef without having to chew it 100 times!
Very true! It's the rare Dominican butcher that even has a walk-in box to hang meat in.
In Sosua the Hotel Rancho has great german food........
El Rancho is one of our go-to places. Great schnitzel. And for those not eating pork, their chicken schnitzel is excellent. Andi is known for his chicken livers with fried onions and bacon. A side of red cabbage tops everything off
So, just got back yesterday afternoon.
The rain all the way up North, the rain while we were in Puerto Plata, and the rain all the back was a real treat.
Hermann's was great as usual.
I Stopped at Bavaria on the way back and bought a big bag of meats. (If that place was closer I would drop a ton of money with them.)
And of course we spent a lot of wonderful time at backed up toll stations. The best was the toll station on the Circumvacion going into Haina. One of the big feed trucks tipped over on its side right at the toll booth, which of course put two lanes out of commission.
What a wonderful mess! I bet they're still trying to get that sorted out.
I can barely wait to do it again.
The rain all the way up North, the rain while we were in Puerto Plata, and the rain all the back was a real treat.
Hermann's was great as usual.
I Stopped at Bavaria on the way back and bought a big bag of meats. (If that place was closer I would drop a ton of money with them.)
And of course we spent a lot of wonderful time at backed up toll stations. The best was the toll station on the Circumvacion going into Haina. One of the big feed trucks tipped over on its side right at the toll booth, which of course put two lanes out of commission.
What a wonderful mess! I bet they're still trying to get that sorted out.
I can barely wait to do it again.
Thank you, I tried them a few times this week, couple of nights ago there were a large group having good time.
Schnitzel was great and the Thai dishes were good (but not as good as Thai curry corner which is sadly closed for now)