3 days in SD

cameronboston · #1 10-03-2009, 03:21 PM

I am going to SD for 3 days.
I am in mid 40's. Looking for fine dining,night clubs,
meeting girls (not pros) and all the must see places.
Please advise.

RonS · #2 10-03-2009, 03:41 PM

Take a look at the Complete Guide to the Colonial Zone
Colonial Zone Guide, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Expat13 · #3 10-03-2009, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by cameronboston

I am going to SD for 3 days.
I am in mid 40's. Looking for fine dining,night clubs,
meeting girls (not pros) and all the must see places.
Please advise.

Welcome...would it be safe to assume you are from Boston?
When are you arriving in SD?

cameronboston · #4 10-04-2009, 06:28 PM

Oct 9th to 12th.

tjmurray · #5 10-04-2009, 06:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cameronboston

I am going to SD for 3 days.
I am in mid 40's. Looking for fine dining,night clubs,
meeting girls (not pros) and all the must see places.
Please advise.

Please check out dr1guide Santo Domingo: dr1guide | Santo Domingo | Dominican Republic

You can find a physical copy of the guide at these locations: Distribution | dr1guide

You should find the info you need. Any more questions, just ask the board

pachederm · #6 10-09-2009, 01:23 PM

anybody going to SD on the 14th thru 17 of October? I'm going and then heading up to sosua

Yayow · #7 10-09-2009, 01:35 PM

Just be advised that many girls (not pros), are not really interested in meeting tourists that are only going to be in the country for a short time, which is the case in your scenario (3 days).

Of course the exception to this rule may be another tourist.

Expat13 · #8 10-09-2009, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by cameronboston

Oct 9th to 12th.

At least a couple if not a few of us will be having some cold ones at Twist Resto-bar in Piantini if you would like to join in.

However we start early around 4pm as clear out before 8-its happy hour somewhere in that slot and quite reasonably prices with some atmosphere.
We are some gringos by the loose definition and have been here for over a year now so may have some advice for you.

Twist (Roberto Pastoriza next to Autopia, between Lincoln and Churchill streets)

AZB · #9 10-09-2009, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Expat13

At least a couple if not a few of us will be having some cold ones at Twist Resto-bar in Piantini if you would like to join in.

However we start early around 4pm as clear out before 8-its happy hour somewhere in that slot and quite reasonably prices with some atmosphere.
We are some gringos by the loose definition and have been here for over a year now so may have some advice for you.

Twist (Roberto Pastoriza next to Autopia, between Lincoln and Churchill streets)

So I assume non of you guys have a real job in santo domingo? jejejeje./
AZB

Expat13 · #10 10-09-2009, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by AZB

So I assume non of you guys have a real job in santo domingo? jejejeje./
AZB

Not Real Jobs" by the true definition of the first world- we are acclimatized to the dominican business environment where friday afternoons as of lunch time its ALL DONE!