Top 10 Places to Eat & Drink
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1. L’Hacienda
Eat indoors, or on the pavement outside for fine views of the harbor. This grill and bar serves excellent steaks.
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2. Tropical Lodge
This seaside hotel run by Philippe and Brigitte has a good restaurant and the best pizzas in Samaná.
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3. Chez Denise
Colorful decor and friendly service makes this a popular stop for snacks as well as meals. Don’t miss the delicious crêpes with a variety of fillings, the tasty shrimps, or the salads.
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4. El Pescador
A Spanish-owned restaurant with terra-cotta walls and colored lights outside. Seafood is the specialty, with fish, lobster, shrimp, and crab served with a small salad and rice.
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5. Villa Serena
Gourmet dining and delightful views of the hotel garden’s abundant flowers and palm trees. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner (see Villa Serena, Las Galeras).
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6. El Marinique
An open-air seaside restaurant serving terrific food – notably papaya crêpes with maple syrup, and mouthwatering pizza.
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7. Casa Boga
Located in Pueblo de los Pescadores on the beach, with the best fish and seafood in town. Everything’s fresh and cooked Basque style (see Casa Boga, Las Terrenas).
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8. La Capannina
On the beach road heading to El Portillo, this Italian seafront restaurant has an elegant but casual atmosphere. The pizzas are especially fine.
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9. Veggies
One of the few vegetarian restaurants in the country, with recipes from Mexico, India, the Arab world, and the Far East. Pretty decor with Afro-Taíno designs, and multi-level seating.
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10. El Paraíso
A beach bar offering refreshing drinks, delectable fish, and shrimp – baked or fried.
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