In Las Terrenas

[Juniper]

Any suggestions on where to eat in Las Terrenas? Which would you say is the best restaurant?

[Squat]

The best restaurant in Las Terrenas is actually in Playa Bonita, not too far from Las Terrenas. It is "Atlantis". The chef is Gérard Prestaz. He used to be the chef in the "Palais de l´Elysée" for president François Mitterrand. He is also the honorary consul for France.

However, there are plenty of good tables al over Las Terrenas, so it would be hard to make a contest between all of them...

[hifiman]

Hotel Playa Calibri has a Little restaurant that makes their pasta fresh every morning.
It only opens at 7pm and gets packed very quickly.
Hifiman

[WebDev]

Originally Posted by hifiman

Hotel Playa Calibri has a Little restaurant that makes their pasta fresh every morning.
It only opens at 7pm and gets packed very quickly.
Hifiman

I second this, the restaurant name is COLIBAR at "Playa Colibri", fresh pasta daily, fresh fish and sea food, meats, etc. Get early, restaurant is quit popular with locals and tourists a like.

I meet people from Nagua coming over for dinner weekly, with a party of 8-10 people, Graziano, the manager is always on top of things and very atentive to minute details. You stop over once and he always remember you and greet you as a old friend.

The restaurant at the Atlantis is verry good also, but beeing located in Punta Bonita is $15US one way taxi ride from Las Terrenas, not to convenient if you don't have transportation and stay in Las Terrenas.

I will say the best restaurant in Las Terrenas is COLIBAR. Period.

WebDev

[samiam]

There is great pizza at the Villa de los Pescadores

[Juniper]

I have eaten at Colibar many times and think this is the best there is in Las Terrenas. Just wanted to hear the Terrenarians' opinions in case there was something else I had been missing.

I agree that Graziano is one of the reasons people keep going back for more. His cheerful personality can't be duplicated.

[samanasuenos]

If you are French (pea-kay, pea-kay ey-tairs!) .... Altantis. Point. If you are a New York foodie, Atlantis. Period.

Desolee mes amis, mais on connais bien vos tendences.......


Any other nationality will enjoy Colibar. Which IS the best! (Coibar!)

[jmacmoney]

[quote=Juniper]My friends family and i made a trip to Las Terenas in March, and i have only good things to say about the peolpe, yet only bad things to say about the food. I grew up in a restaraunt so i love good food, but in Las Terenas i found nothing of the sort, maybe we just didnt know where to look, but even though i didnt really enjoy the food, the people in Las, made it well worth it. My buddy loves playin baseball, and one day we where on the beach at our resort(viva wyndham semana), and we met a lil guy name pedro, and he knew of a group of kids that play baseball everyday at the field at Las Terenas.(cause as anybody who has been to the DR will tell u everyone is always playin baseball) But anyway my buddy played everyday for a week with the kids, and was coached by one of the coaches. The thing i liked the most about the DR was how much welcoming the people are, we met some very interesting people with the little spanish we knew, that will stick with us forever.[quote]

[Menstresdias95]

The Colibar has closed and Graziano is headed over to Alisei in Las Terrenas. The brand new restaurant will open on November 1st, 2006. I can't wait!

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