- Thread starter Milo Mitt
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Sosua beach restaurants
There are certainly some decent restaurants on the beach. And some decent folks/businesses that I'd like to support. It's the flies that really bother me, and that can't be controlled by any one restaurant. It's too bad, but it is what it is.
Without getting graphic while everybody is eating their breakfast, there are some extremely unsanitary conditions behind the vendor shacks. And when you swat that pesky fly off of your beach food, guess what it was sitting on just before.
Without getting graphic while everybody is eating their breakfast, there are some extremely unsanitary conditions behind the vendor shacks. And when you swat that pesky fly off of your beach food, guess what it was sitting on just before.
I heard a COW once fell through the Roof of a shack from above // I dont even know how that can happen, but i guess where its real steep like at playa Media there are Farm animals in the back and above ? strange stuff
There is some really good food available on the beach, you just have to know where to go.
Treehouse - midway down. Owned by an American named Sherman. Food is very good and so is the service. Two Haitian kids work there named James and Polo, both speak english and provide excellent service.
Dominic's - #65 Dominic and Norma have been running their restaraunt since the early 90's. Very good food and excellent service.
Jorge's - #64 Again, really good food and great service.
The Jamican place somewhere around #75 is legit also.
Big D's - as mentioned above is top notch for BBQ when Dee is at the helm.
Just don't go down to the beach and expect 5 star cuisine and linen. Stick w beach food, burgers, fries, Dominican style chicken, fried fish etc. Slug it down with an ice cold Presidente... whhoooop!!! Yum
Treehouse - midway down. Owned by an American named Sherman. Food is very good and so is the service. Two Haitian kids work there named James and Polo, both speak english and provide excellent service.
Dominic's - #65 Dominic and Norma have been running their restaraunt since the early 90's. Very good food and excellent service.
Jorge's - #64 Again, really good food and great service.
The Jamican place somewhere around #75 is legit also.
Big D's - as mentioned above is top notch for BBQ when Dee is at the helm.
Just don't go down to the beach and expect 5 star cuisine and linen. Stick w beach food, burgers, fries, Dominican style chicken, fried fish etc. Slug it down with an ice cold Presidente... whhoooop!!! Yum
Aris at #67 is the man, he has been there for many many years and he will never rip you off, His food is always good and fresh and his beers are always cold, You can eat at his place or he has chairs and tables on the beach, All around good man.
As a result of the good comments here, we visited there a couple of days ago. The view is indeed great and the food and drink is well priced, but we decided against eating there and just had a beer. The table cloths were really dirty, from which we guessed what the kitchen might be like.
That's what it is all about. Being observant and deciding your own tolerance for risk. Nice view sure, possibly staring at the back of your bathroom door for several days, not so much.
I'm a pretty gutsy guy but I'm with you, a dirty tablecloth is the kiss of death for me. I see a dirty one and I am-scray.
Dirty table clothes and dirty ketchup bottles. If you don't have time to clean up these two things then I can only imagine what the kitchen looks like.