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05-23-21 14:31 #32687
Posts: 54Sosua Intel and experience
Hello and good morning gentlemen. I have been in the Sosua and Puerto Plata area just under since September. The information comes directly from my personal experiences, observations and direct discussion with both locals / expats. Restaurants that I enjoy for Valué are Matteos Seaside Pub on Pedro Clisante. Ramonas for their Dominan Plate also on Pedro Clisante is part of or connected with Hotel Europa. Osteria Toscaña for their pizza also located on Pedro Clisante. Flip Flop Sports Bar also on Pedro Clisante near Casino Coral and Osteria Toscaña. There are several local restaurants on Pedro Clisante just pass Surfs Liquor store where you can get a 150RD meal of a rice, a meat and salad. I'm a pizza guy and out of the 5 restos I've tried, NBlounge, Osteria Toscaña, Margot, bologna, call a pizza, my choice is osteria toscaña for quality. Margot / bologna would follow although my wait time avg has been no less than 40-45 minutes. The worst would be call a pizza, a margherita pizza is sauce, cheese and fresh basil in my book Not oregano. Bars that I enjoy for value are Rumba / Kings on Pedro clisante, Flip Flop Sports bar, brick city flames, ramonas, md's, matteos and jarabli. All locations are on pedro clisante. One thing that I learned by asking questions is that all restos charge an 18% (itbis) tax. The items price may or may not include the tax. The second charge is called (legal / ley), this is the 10% service tax (tip) that may or may not be included on your bill. If not included in your bill then you can decide to leave a tip. If it is included in your bill and you leave a tip you are essentially tipping twice. Value means quality, location, consistent, price. So, when I go to ramonas for the dominican plate rd250 or matteos for breakfast and café rd275, I know their prices include the 18% tax and you can leave a tip if you choose to it's not built into your bill. Some restos will include the 28% tax in your overall bill and expect you to tip as well. Travel, when traveling to Puerto Plata, ill take a taxi (aka carrito / taxi colectivo directly across the street from la bomba / gasolinera / tex ahhco to the hospital and get out at the semáforo (traffic light). The hospital and taxi stand / carritos de sosua will be on your left. From there you can grab a motoconcho for 30-35 to the local vicinity (la sirena, jumbo, miami bar, atlanta lights, metro bus station, guramboa and along the malecon. When it's time to return to sosua say carritos de sosua given them 35 pesos and they will take you to the taxi stand near the hospital. Once you arrive their may be a cue / line, wait for a taxi, the first four people are let in, you pay 90 pesos (you say para sosua or sosua) and you'll be dropped off at the same spot, directly across the street from texaco. Same process and location for Cabarete but the cost is 35 pesos for taxi. Yes, you can make requests to be dropped off in between their designated route. For example, if you wanted to go to the malecon you could get off near the roundabout and catch a motoconcho for 30 pesos. After hours Sosua: on weekends Friday and Saturday after the bars close (10 p, m-f, 9 p, sat / sun) are Ahnvee, copacabaña, ramonas, treehouse, casino coral reef with disco. I can't speak to Caribbean Diamond or Hotel Voramor having afterhour service. Cabaña, Dulce Secreto is located in the Playa Chiquita área off of Calle alejo martínez in the direction of Hotel votamos and caribbean diamond. If you needed another location to spend time with your female friends. Cost:750rd-4 hours, 1500rd-night. Finally, after curfew I've walked the streets mostly and I've seen travel amongst the community in cars, motoconchos and on feet. I'll see the cops and continue on my journey with no problem. On other ocasiones I would be stopped shaken down and asked where are you going or they may ask for documents. At this point I would present my phone and show a foto of my passport, and tell them any combination of the following: I'm a tourist on vacation, I'm traveling to my hotel, I'm traveling to the farmacy I'm traveling to the restaurant. This three hour travel window is unclear but I've noticed if you travel by motoconcho cost is 100rd and they will employ escape measures if they see any cops / roadblocks. The taxi minivans can cost 300-500rd from your location to say ahnvee. Chirito is a dominican taxi driver and he speaks some english cost is 300, +1 (829) 275-7551. Enjoy your travels gents.
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05-23-21 12:17 #32686
Posts: 148Ahnvee resort
Originally Posted by PurplePorkchop [View Original Post]
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05-23-21 05:58 #32685
Posts: 72Ahnvee and Casino raided
Unconfirmed report. If true, there will be lots of talent hitting the hotel bars. Prices should drop.
Late payoff or actual COVID concerns?
P Chop.
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05-23-21 00:24 #32684
Posts: 1Originally Posted by Sammon [View Original Post]
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05-22-21 12:43 #32683
Posts: 3284Originally Posted by OldKool [View Original Post]
We all get good apples and bad apples. It is just that what part of the bad Apple you want to enjoy. Even the bad ones can turn out to be wild in bed and show their good side once in a while. Remember they are all doing it for money not because they love you.
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05-22-21 07:12 #32682
Posts: 49Originally Posted by Pv118 [View Original Post]
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05-20-21 00:24 #32681
Posts: 3133It is low season
The girls on the ground are the more desperarate types. These girl will do anything to get your money legal and otherwise. It is really hard to judge because some these hardcore girls can give you a great time if they are teed up but you can get bad time as well. So my advice is be very carefull in Sosua. The girls will promise you the world and give you a headache.
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05-16-21 20:04 #32680
Posts: 11Curfew
I see the curfew has been extended to the 30th. What affect is this having on the nightlife? Are after hour spots a thing? More partying at the hotels? Or are guys keeping chicks over night to makeup for not being able to party late?
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05-14-21 21:16 #32679
Posts: 55Patricia
Originally Posted by TomJackin [View Original Post]Originally Posted by SavePros321 [View Original Post]
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05-13-21 21:43 #32678
Posts: 66Wild pony
Quick question: is nana the bartender at wild pony a working girl? Thanks I'm advance!
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05-13-21 21:43 #32677
Posts: 2704Originally Posted by SavePros321 [View Original Post]
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05-13-21 03:08 #32676
Posts: 2927Originally Posted by TomJackin [View Original Post]
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05-12-21 11:30 #32675
Posts: 1908Originally Posted by Robinho87 [View Original Post]
In addition to the places mentioned by Questner, there are a few bars around Dr Rosen that attract the ladies in the evenings.
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05-12-21 03:29 #32674
Posts: 1337Originally Posted by Robinho87 [View Original Post]
Sunday is the day to get lucky with your older civilian Dominican.
German restaurant / bar near Hotel Central on Pedro Clisante is a nice spot from 5 pm to 7 pm.
You can try a bar inside Europa Hotel. Later into the night bar at Ahnvee Hotel, bar at Coco Hotel, Casino Playa Chiquita, Caribbean Diamond, Copacabana restaurant, and bar at Las Palmeras.
There are girls few that probably close to their 40's and still working, most are slim and still look presentable. I usually give them my nicknames. One is 'Dolphin Head', and the second is 'Mummy', LOL, seemingly she has signed a contract with time itself.
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05-11-21 22:41 #32673
Posts: 10Originally Posted by Sabor [View Original Post]