Punta Cana Restaurant

Very reasonably priced Food was fresh and place was packed so food does turn over Coffee flan delish i will try their chocolate flan next time Good customer service Hour drive worth it. We will be back We had fried king fish beans and rice large side of potatoe side large sancocho was amazing and my favorite merengue soda Ty this was better than i expected Parking: sufficient parking available in the front and the side.

From the outside, a little shady. But inside, really nice! Im gonna be honest, being a white girl and not knowing barely any Spanish, I was scared. Lol. But I like there food so you gotta do what you gotta do.

Friendly staff, good food. A must try.

Very friendly staff. They were very patient to this gringo who doesn't know how to order correctly or speak Spanish. Also, the food is great. New renovation inside is nice. The only downside is the parking lot is small and tight and always full. But always full is a sign of good food!

If you’re looking for an authentic experience that includes feeling unsafe and getting financially humbled, this is the place for you. First, the restaurant is located in an area where I didn’t exactly feel like taking a relaxing stroll. More like a “walk faster and clutch your bag” kind of vibe. Now let’s talk about the pricing — because wow. Apparently, they have two menus: One for locals / Dominicans One for “tourists” (also known as “gringos with wallets”) I checked the lunch special prices before ordering. The rice and chicken stew lunch special was clearly listed as $4.99… yet somehow I was charged $10. The mofongo with chicharrón was listed at $9, but I was charged $16. Amazing! Inflation moves FAST in this restaurant. When I asked about the difference, the owner gave me a look tha