DK Travel : Dominican Republic : Bars & Nightclubs

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Cuco Valoy

Prodigiously gifted and versatile musician credited with fusing African and Cuban influences into mainstream merengue.
D’Classico

One of the leading night spots in Sosúa, drawing crowds from all over the North Coast, especially unattached males. DJ Pablo Vivax plays a mix of Latin and international music. At weekends, it’s mainly Dominican music (see D’Classico, Sosúa).
D’Classico, Sosúa

A large, fun disco where they play a mixture of merengue, bachata, Latin music, rock, and pop. At weekends it’s mainly Dominican music, which attracts local youth keen to befriend foreigners and teach them how to dance.
D’Latino’s Club

A small disco and bar that charges an entry fee if there’s a special event or a visiting DJ is playing.
El Jalapeño

Snacks and Mexican food are the fare in this restaurant run by a Puerto Rican family. It has a small disco on the roof.
El Mosquito

Set in the Pueblo de los Pescadores, this is a pleasant seafront bar and a popular meeting place. Owners Vero and Alex are expert at blending amazing, large drinks.
Exquisiteses Dilenia

Local meats such as lamb, rabbit, and guinea fowl are cooked here in various ways.
Fulanito

This band mixes merengue with rap and hip-hop to produce “merenhouse” music.
Fusion Rose

Midweek hip-hop electronic music with DJ Mahogany makes this a very popular spot with a young Dominican crowd.
Guácara Taína

The premier club of Santo Domingo is in a beautifully lit cave located about 98-ft (30-m) underground. Bands often perform live, and there are merengue workshops for foreigners (see Guácara Taína, Santo Domingo).

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal and a beer for one including tax and service.
- under $10
- $10–$20
- $20–$30
- $30–$40
- over $40