Top 10 Top 10 Restaurants by the Sea
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1. Las Salinas
Has a varied menu from substantial burgers to lobster at $10.
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2. Adrian Tropical, Santo Domingo
A place to try local specialities such as mofongo .
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3. El Paraíso, Playa El Valle
Serves delicious fish and shrimp from a beach shack under palm trees.
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4. Capitán Cook, Bávaro
Choose your own freshly caught lobster or fish at this lively restaurant.
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5. Neptuno’s Club, Boca Chica
Seafood restaurant built out over the water with a replica caravel for a bar.
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6. On the Waterfront, Sosúa
Offers glorious views at sunset.
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7. Casa Boga, Las Terrenas
Located in a former fishing village, and serving delicious Basque fish and seafood dishes.
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8. Villa Serena, Las Galeras
The view beyond the gardens, of an islet and a single palm, is romantically lovely.
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9. Lax
Popular with windsurfers and kiteboarders for its Mexican specials and sushi.
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10. La Casa del Pescador
Serves fresh fish and seafood including an excellent paella for two.
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