Santo Domingo Restaurants

 2 Reviews  I don't know how to classify this restaurant, as it is meant to be like a bit of Spain in the capital of the Dominican Republic. The restaurant is in a historic and fitting setting - the Plaza España,... 

 2 Reviews  One scoop of icecream in a small cup, one chocolate milkshake made from a scoop of icecream plus ice, milk (I think) and cream on top: $9.00. Was it worth it? Would you pay this at home? Nope. Nope.... 

 2 Reviews  I visited the restaurant with two high maintance characters that complaint about the AC inside.. so we had to eat outside. Not nice. since the restaurant is located in one of the busiest streets of... 

 1 Review  "Booties" is knock-off of "Hooters," that well known American chain of restaurants featuring hot wings served up by beautiful young women in tight shorts and a tank top somewhere down in Florida. You... 

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 bekssa Says:  Really cool little restaurant. Loved the food AND all of the artwork on the walls. This place had a feeling that it would be a spot where writers and artists... 

 jjfighteromaha Says:  A cafeteria style type restaurant serving chicken and some fish. The sides are different types of rice, some pastas, and salad. I only got there once, so I... 

 jjfighteromaha Says:  Nice small restaurant with an attentive staff. The crowd seems to be early 20's to 30's, but I don't know if that's due to the area demographics or what. The... 

 karlhorne Says:  Best described as a brasserie, heavy on the meats and salads, but also some seafoods and pastas. Everyone should easily find something they can enjoy. The food... 

 edwardjonathan Says:  Michelangelo Santo Domingo Dominican Republic, Authentic Italian food as prepared by genuine chefs can be enjoyed at Piantini's Plaza Las Americas, with... 

 marielexoteria Says:  Before going to the aquarium, my friends had a CRAVING for fried fish so we ended up here while looking for the other place they've been at. This cafeteria is,... 

 marielexoteria Says:  If there's one place that every single Dominican go out to eat at (or take away) regardless of their social status, skin color, beliefs (political, religious... 

 marielexoteria Says:  Green Light Cuisine sells light and fresh food "to make you feel good". We did feel good indeed! The restaurant itself has very little decorations, instead they... 

 Guzzie19 Says:  You are going to love DOminican night life and restaurant selection. Of course, wherever you go it will depend on what you want to eat. There are always new... 

 marielexoteria Says:  Tacos del sol (tacos of the sun) is an unpretentious place that lets their food speak for them. A great place to eat good Mexican food, with tables in the open... 

 marielexoteria Says:  I make a tip of HRC because it was brought to my attention that ours is the second biggest HRC in Latin America, only surpassed by the one in Buenos Aires. The... 

 marielexoteria Says:  This is a steak house by the Caribbean sea that combines selling typical Dominican dishes with yummy grilled meat or fish. On arrival they give you free... 

 marielexoteria Says:  Helados Bon is a Dominican ice cream company with a lot of shops around the country. They have their regular ice cream and their Etiqueta Negra (Black Label)... 

 marielexoteria Says:  La Cafetera is a place that opened by the time of the dictator Trujillo, and it's still open and doing good. Grab a cup of coffee or a cold drink if you need or... 

 marielexoteria Says:  Do you want to eat ice cream but you're afraid of putting on some pounds? The light alternatives don't taste as good as the real thing? Then Yogen Früz is the... 

 marielexoteria Says:  Expreso Jade is a restaurant that caters Chinese fast food (or good food quickly as they said in Seinfeld) in different styles (Szechuan, Hunan, Peking) and...