Top 10 Restaurants, South Coast
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1. Neptuno’s Club
Set right by the sea, with its dining area built out over the water. The bar is a replica caravel. Excellent fresh fish and seafood (see Neptuno’s Club, Boca Chica).
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2. Capitán Cook
A restaurant set on the sand in a shady spot under trees. Very popular for lobster (sold by weight), fish, paella and a jug of sangría, for a Spanish touch (see Capitán Cook, Bávaro).
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3. La Loma
Clinging to the hillside, with panoramic views, this hotel is difficult to get to, but good for both snacks and meals.
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4. Alisios Bávaro
A hotel restaurant set by a pool, serving Mexican food four days of the week and Thai food the other three.
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5. Boca Yate
This French-owned small hotel with a restaurant and bar specializes in fresh lobster and seafood. It’s popular with guests from the all-inclusive hotel opposite.
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6. Café del Sol
A good lunch spot serving pizzas, salads, and ice creams, set in an amazing location by St. Stanislaus Church and overlooking the Río Chavón.
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7. El Sombrero
A Mexican restaurant, complete with Mariachi trio to serenade you as you dine on tortillas and tacos, and sip frozen margaritas.
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8. La Casita
The proprietors serve Italian and international cuisine, and specialize in seafood and pasta. The walls are impressively adorned with plates.
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9. DaNancy
Nancy, the owner and chef, cooks delicious lobster and shrimp. Choose your own appetizer from the buffet table.
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10. Langosta del Caribe
Lobster and shrimp are big here, cooked on the grill and served indoors or outside under shade.
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