Dominican Stuff in Montreal??!!

[Melissa]

Hola
No its not for sale as far as I understand - though if a really good offer should come by I am sure they would not pass it up.
As for spanish or french - I guess I am lucky as I am fluent in both languages.
If there is anything I can do for you let me know -
Thanks for the website.
Melissa

[SID]

Originally Posted by Lesley D

Melissa,

Is it for sale like Jane J said? That is the most important question.

As well here is a website for Montreal Latinos. I like it. It gives me info that I need when I need it. Meaning Latin establishments and events. It's in French/ Spanish so I hope you speak one of the two.

www.elchasquilatino.com


-Lesley D-

Hey Melissa,
The restaurant Sosua is still there, i just drove by it yesterday. Let me know if the food is tasty. Gracias!

SID

[Jane J.]

Regarding the sale of Restaurant Sosua, this was an unsubstantiated rumour that I heard. If anyone really wants to know, I suggest they ask the owners themselves...

Melissa, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[trina]

Just caught up with this thread right now. A friend of ours was going to travel to Montreal because Restaurante Sosua was advertised "for sale" on the internet. I haven't talked to him since, so I don't know if he ever went, but unless our friend really got his wires crossed, Marlin must've been thinking of selling. Whether or not he was serious, or if he was just seeing how much he could make if he sold it, I don't know.

[BrasdeLait]

Originally Posted by Jane J.

Regarding the sale of Restaurant Sosua, this was an unsubstantiated rumour that I heard. If anyone really wants to know, I suggest they ask the owners themselves...

Melissa, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

he told me 2 yrs ago he was trying to sell. wanted to go back to puerto plata.

[BrasdeLait]

http://www.iemtl.com/

[Lesley D]

BrasdeLait,

Thanks for the link. I will take a very close look at. I have never heard of this Institue in Montreal. Looks promising.

LDG

Originally Posted by BrasdeLait

http://www.iemtl.com/

[starzephyr1]

I visit my mother in montreal often and we have yet to find a dominican salon.... can anyone recommend one preferably around Plateau Mont-Royal?

[Mr_DR]

Originally Posted by Melissa

Hola
My husband has been in Montreal for just over 2 monthes and he is missing some sense of home at the moment. Last night we found a "restaurant" that served chivo and yuca - he was very happy with that. It was more like a small supermarket on St. Hubert.
What I am asking is that if anyone should know of other restaurants, stores or any such thing please inform me so that we can check it out.
Thanks so much!


Grace - if you should see this e-mail me its been tooooo long - and I miss my second mother!!!!!!!!

You canadian girls don't stop do you?
You bring them sankies out of their natural enviroment only to have to go through the embarassment of driving around town asking where your sankies can support his dominican food cravings?.....When are you canadian and British girls gonna value yourselves?

You must stop babying these guys and let them find out and learn the hard way that it is not really paradise outside the DR as many other paint the pictures.

[Lesley D]

Mr_DR,

Why do you make unsubstantiated comments? Have you been to Montreal? I think you should go. A wonderful city needless to say that hosts a large Dominican community. The OP has EVERY right to ask if she does not know. Comments like yours (always) make me wonder.


LDG.

Originally Posted by Mr_DR

You canadian girls don't stop do you?
You bring them sankies out of their natural enviroment only to have to go through the embarassment of driving around town asking where your sankies can support his dominican food cravings?.....When are you canadian and British girls gonna value yourselves?

You must stop babying these guys and let them find out and learn the hard way that it is not really paradise outside the DR as many other paint the pictures.