Brandon’s Guidebook

Brandon
Brandon’s Guidebook

Food scene

Tuna tataki and Crunchy Rolls! Best combo. Also their lunch specials from 12pm - 2pm.
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Yamazato Cabarete
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Tuna tataki and Crunchy Rolls! Best combo. Also their lunch specials from 12pm - 2pm.
Cali Wrap and their famous mambo fish taco!
110 icetyiswa ngabantu basekuhlaleni
Gorditos Fresh Mex
5
110 icetyiswa ngabantu basekuhlaleni
Cali Wrap and their famous mambo fish taco!
Shrimps a la "Papi". SO DELISHIOUS!
115 icetyiswa ngabantu basekuhlaleni
La Casita de Papi
5
115 icetyiswa ngabantu basekuhlaleni
Shrimps a la "Papi". SO DELISHIOUS!
Fresh food, great ambiance!
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Fresh Fresh Café
Carretera Principal
60 icetyiswa ngabantu basekuhlaleni
Fresh food, great ambiance!
Great view for brunch!
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La Cabana
57000 Cjón. De La Loma
6 icetyiswa ngabantu basekuhlaleni
Great view for brunch!
Amazing waffle place in town!
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Vagamundo Coffee & Waffles
66 icetyiswa ngabantu basekuhlaleni
Amazing waffle place in town!

Local Surfing

Best surf spot in town!
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Encuentro Beach, Dominican Republic
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Best surf spot in town!

Neighborhoods

Noisy, joyful, and depending on how far down you go.... well, ask your host in person!
Callejón De La Loma
Callejón De La Loma
Noisy, joyful, and depending on how far down you go.... well, ask your host in person!

Amacebiso ngesixeko

Ukuhamba-hamba

You can walk to any place if you put your mind to it!

Motrcycle Taxi's Carritos Guaguas All public transportation. Prices vary with distance!
Izinto omele uzipakishe

Sandals and Boardshorts (Swimwear)

You came to the beach, you might as well be ready for it! Sun is out 90% of the time. The 10% that it isn't always out, is during Winter!
Iindlela zokonga

Eat local and travel local!

Take public transportation and eat at local food spots, not restaurants! A service of Dominican food will cost you no more then US$5 at a LOCAL. Not restaurants, just LOCAL.
Amasiko nenkcubeko

"My Friend", "KLK", and more!

Dominicans are genuinely joyful people. "KLK" or pronounced "que lo' que" means "whats up!"