Sosua Reports

[Revere]

Hey any reports on the ground for the Super Bowl?

[Charles Pooter]

Still haven't found an answer to best way to get to Sosua from Cabarete and cost.

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[Frannie]

Good morning,

Where can I find good authentic Dominican food in or close to Sosua?

During the day I have gone to the Mofongo King on the beach for lunch.

And it was pretty good. Any suggestions for any other spots on the beach.

And somewhere to go for dinner and or a late snack would be appreciated.

Still trying to find a place that can make a good fried pork chop, had a chica.

Cook for me a couple of years ago in Cabarete and they were awesome, there.

Has to be a good authentic restaurant somewhere in the area, I hope.

Thanks in advance.

MrMed69

Cafe Tropical is good for the lunch time cafeteria service and the prices are very reasonable. It is also air-conditioned. They tend to have better salads than the other Dominican places and a bit more imaginative food.

[TravelGuyCan]

I think Charles Pooter just posted about everything you are asking just a few days ago. So you may want to scroll back. It is better to stay in Sosua and make day trips to Cabarete if you want to do activities there. I'm no expert on Cabarete but I think that if you plan to pick up a chick in Sosua she may not want to go all the way to Cabarete. If you have already booked a hotel in Cabarete why would you also want one in Sosua? There is more activity here for a reason; that is because there are more activities in Sosua than Cabarete. Don't get me wrong, I do think Cabarete is nice, but if you want girls you are defeating the purpose.

Thanks I will check it.

I want girls but I want other stuff to do during the daytime, I've read Sosua is not the place to be for daytime 'touristy' things, I am looking for variety.

I guess I could have gotten a hotel in Sosua then travel to Cabarete in the daytime, but I don't like being in the center of the action, safety in Sosua is a small concern, especially the hustlers in the street.

Sosua is mostly safe, but with an ounce of common sense.

Still haven't found an answer to best way to get to Sosua from Cabarete and cost. Google tells me 10 minutes with no traffic, so I will probably take a private taxi

[Buscemi]

Always, she is trying to rip-off the Gringo by 50 to 100 pesos. Portions are being reduced! Bailey's cafeteria is a much better choice!

I have eaten in Susanas maybe two dozen times & never been ripped off, once in a while a little sprint to the baño, but nothing serious.

Perhaps she just does not like you and your Petionville posse?

I concur, Bailey's Cafeteria is a better selection, and pleasant atmosphere, they have nice food.

[Sidney]

Tipico Alberto has a good pork chop, as does Baileys.

You can get a good cheap plato de dia at Susanas, not sure where she is located these days, as her location has changed, very fresh, basic Dominican lunch.

There is a great local place on the left just past Super Super that has very fresh food for lunch, chicken, rice, beans, pasta, salad, etc, for like $RD150.

Always, she is trying to rip-off the Gringo by 50 to 100 pesos. Portions are being reduced! Bailey's cafeteria is a much better choice!

[Buscemi]

Tipico Alberto has a good pork chop, as does Baileys.

You can get a good cheap plato de dia at Susanas, not sure where she is located these days, as her location has changed, very fresh, basic Dominican lunch.

There is a great local place on the left just past Super Super that has very fresh food for lunch, chicken, rice, beans, pasta, salad, etc, for like $RD150.

Good morning,

Where can I find good authentic Dominican food in or close to Sosua?

During the day I have gone to the Mofongo King on the beach for lunch.

And it was pretty good. Any suggestions for any other spots on the beach.

And somewhere to go for dinner and or a late snack would be appreciated.

Still trying to find a place that can make a good fried pork chop, had a chica.

Cook for me a couple of years ago in Cabarete and they were awesome, there.

Has to be a good authentic restaurant somewhere in the area, I hope.

Thanks in advance.

MrMed69

[LuckyLad]

IMHO Sosua is way safer then SD. You will me among many friends. Men form all over the world are there for fun and women. The beach is a day time affair and is very safe. Plenty of places to eat and drink. There are girls there during the day but not many. However some of the girls working in the shops can be picked up for after work fun. I am not sure I could handle 7 days there. I would be exhausted. Almost every women you see in Sosua is on the menu. Almost forgot, the bus is a piece of cake. Go to the window and ask for bus to Sosua. It is a fun trip with stops for snacks on the way. Bring a sweater or a jacket because the air conditioning is crazy. Metro will drop you off in the middle of town Caribe you will need a taxi. I stay Rockys Sosua suites. 50 bucks for a one bedroom apartment with a full kitchen. Food at Rockys is decent and you can walk to everything plus the place has a guard at night who is very kool. There are many great places to stay. Sosua Suites is my personal favorite. The owner Rick would be very helpful getting your bearings. Sosua was made for us. There several hundred hot young girls waiting for you. Take pictures and write a good report. I have a trip planned in 5 weeks with two wing men. The return of the black Gomer Pyle.

Hi Old Kool,

Thanks for the info was planing on staying at ricks as it seams to be close to the action! Will be sure to post how I got on cheers!

[Ttriumph48]

Heading to santo domingo at the start of March for the parade again, I'm heading for ten days, only planing on staying in sd for 3 days the rest in sosua! I've been to sd and enjoyed it.

Pretty cued up on sosua from what I've read here just one or two questions if anyone can help please!

1. Getting the bus from sd to sosua is it difficult without spanish?

2. Is the beach fairly safe see alot here on about picking up chicas there or on the way?

3. Ten days to short?

4. Can't honestly say felt 100% safe walking in sd would sosua be similar?

Thanks for any help or pointers

2/4.) The two beaches are equally very safe. Granted like any where on earth. If you stumble around drunk and incoherent; you will be mugged. By the local vagrants, the police, any kids that need a quick $40. To be fair, I have met and conversed many locals. Wonderful people that are happier than I am with much less $.

3.) Seven days in Sosua is much the same as. How many days in Las Vegas is too long? On the fourth or fifth day you will be telling yourself,"Get me the hell out of here." Once past this transit feeling. You will telling yourself,"How can I stay here for ever?" Sexy women, decent food, fun loving people, good internet access and great beaches. What else do you need in life?

[PootyTang]

Good morning,

Where can I find good authentic Dominican food in or close to Sosua?

During the day I have gone to the Mofongo King on the beach for lunch.

And it was pretty good. Any suggestions for any other spots on the beach.

And somewhere to go for dinner and or a late snack would be appreciated.

Still trying to find a place that can make a good fried pork chop, had a chica.

Cook for me a couple of years ago in Cabarete and they were awesome, there.

Has to be a good authentic restaurant somewhere in the area, I hope.

Thanks in advance.

MrMed69

[DeepMmpactt]

Looking forward to hitting Sosua, in Feb 6-12th, staying at New Gardens Hotel I can't wait to see, the new changes to Sosua Dlatins looks like the "hot spot" I'm hearing good things about that place, but I'm not hearing to much new intelligence on Classicos, I've been Rtff but, I've found very a mention, but nothing in-depth. We will post pictures of our high lights of our upcoming adventure. I want to thank, the mongers here just a few pas of reading, I pretty much have a great idea of How things are going? There's a free apps you can download free text messages unlimited, I've used this new service and its amazing you can text people from all over the world. I guess 2, 0009 pesos st, and 4, 000tln wow things has inflated. So if any monger is near New Gardens Hotel, please say hello just look for the black guy in the. El Caball Negro T-shirt, oppeace and love The Chocolate Jackhammer.

[Mr Enternational]

Staying in Cabarete next week but definitely will be spending time in Sosua, I prefer variety from chicas to touristy things to do.

Great info on the board and hoping someone can give some advice.

1. Cost time and best way to get to Sosua from Cabarete? I have a hotel that allows chicas as long as they have an I'd.

2. If I did not want to bring a girl back to my hotel, can someone recommend available, somewhat decent rooms for the night in Sosua? I see lots on New garden, casa cayena etc but is there anything lower cost for the night? As I already have the hotel in Cabaret booked.

3. Anyone know if chicas can be had in Cabarete itself? More activity in this forum than the Cabarete one so thought I'd ask the question here.

Thanks!

I think Charles Pooter just posted about everything you are asking just a few days ago. So you may want to scroll back. It is better to stay in Sosua and make day trips to Cabarete if you want to do activities there. I'm no expert on Cabarete but I think that if you plan to pick up a chick in Sosua she may not want to go all the way to Cabarete. If you have already booked a hotel in Cabarete why would you also want one in Sosua? There is more activity here for a reason; that is because there are more activities in Sosua than Cabarete. Don't get me wrong, I do think Cabarete is nice, but if you want girls you are defeating the purpose.

[TravelGuyCan]

Staying in Cabarete next week but definitely will be spending time in Sosua, I prefer variety from chicas to touristy things to do.

Great info on the board and hoping someone can give some advice.

1. Cost time and best way to get to Sosua from Cabarete? I have a hotel that allows chicas as long as they have an I'd.

2. If I did not want to bring a girl back to my hotel, can someone recommend available, somewhat decent rooms for the night in Sosua? I see lots on New garden, casa cayena etc but is there anything lower cost for the night? As I already have the hotel in Cabaret booked.

3. Anyone know if chicas can be had in Cabarete itself? More activity in this forum than the Cabarete one so thought I'd ask the question here.

Thanks!

[Frannie]

Who said Dominicanas knew how to cook? Rice, beans, chicken and a lot of Sazon, season all. If you are up for a long relationship and will spend time training one to cook, that's fine. But don't expect a decent meal on the short term. You can find the same thing at a local restaurant, they all serve the same thing. Good food is rare here.

Yes, I agree about everything tasting the same. It is not entirely due to lack of different available foods, but they usually have a very limited knowledge of cooking techniques.

However today my mami cooked a wonderful lunch of fresh goat meat (very tender) with peas and rice, broccoli, carrots, green beans and a brown gravy that was NOT Sazon season all. I just added a little relish made from berries and it was as good as any meal I have had in the DR.

There are lots of excellent fresh fruits, vegetables and tubers if you just know how to prepare them properly. But don't look for things like quality cheeses or imported foods which are usually rather expensive.

[Mr Gogo]

They cook what they have. I enjoy their rice bean and chicken. I do not want to eat it everyday but it works when I am there. My San francisco chica can cook her ass off. Let them eat cake was Marie Antoinettes statement when she was told the people have no bread. Hard to for dominicans to buy steak.

QUOTE=Mr Gogo; 1380115]I agree totally.

[/QUOTE]People in Cuba are poor but the food is magical. Cubans use spices. Dominican food to me is to bland and basic. If I'm hungry its okay, but its not the kind of food that makes you excited, thats all.