Santiago
A good bakery in the Jardines neighborhood east of downtown. Also serves hot breakfast and fresh fruit juices.
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Santo Domingo
A typical Chinatown restaurant, with good fried rice but reheated frozen egg rolls.
Punta Cana & the Southeast
Occupying a full city block, this massive grocery sells everything imaginable.
North Coast
Under an open-air thatched roof with tile floors and sturdy wooden tables, the restaurant has a wide-ranging menu with good seafood, including fettuccine…
Puerto Plata
With pleasant outdoor seating under bright umbrellas, this sea-facing restaurant is a good place for an inexpensive breakfast or a couple of beers. The…
Sosúa
Scotch & Sirloin is housed in an open-air pavilion above Sosúa's Terra Linda Hotel, specializing in burgers, steaks and baby back ribs (RD$750). It shares…
Sosúa
A favorite among North American visitors, this quirky restaurant offers specialties such as chili burgers and enormous schnitzel sandwiches. The decor…
Puerto Plata
At the northern end of the Malecón and under new ownership, Casa Mia attracts locals and tourists alike. The menu includes standard Dominican fare such as…
North Coast
This modern, cafeteria-style place qualifies as fine dining in Dajabón, primarily because it's one of the few eating options with electricity at night…
Puerto Plata
You’ll find meat and vegetables, and pushy salesmen selling tourist knickknacks in what looks like an enormous, crown-shaped, reinforced-concrete gas…
Cabarete
Despite zero frills and all-concrete decor, this place is popular with expats and Dominicans for its cheap Cantonese dishes; the egg rolls are more like…
Puerto Plata
This Puerto Plata old-timer is popular with tourists and locals on weekends for live music and karaoke. The food is a combination of international and…
Santo Domingo
In Gazcue, La Cadena is within walking distance of hotels in the neighborhood and carries produce, meats and everything you should need.
Santo Domingo
The largest grocery store in the Zona Colonial – this is the place to load up on cheap water, soda, alcohol and juice.
North Coast
An open-air concrete pavilion with Dominican fare and pizzas (RD$300) served in a fanless, open-air concrete pavilion.
Puerto Plata
A giant grocery store in Puerto Plata that also contains fast-food restaurants, a pharmacy, laundry machines and ATMs.
Santo Domingo
An enormous megastore occupying several city blocks located at one of the busiest intersections in the city.
Sosúa
On the main highway, offering a good selection of local produce and imported, hard-to-find delicacies.
North Coast
Directly in front of the lagoon, this place serves standard French/Dominican fare.
North Coast
For self-caterers, this is a decent grocery store right near the eponymous cafe.
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