Historic charm and spectacular views. We spent the day walking around, visiting shops, and tasting food and drink. You may catch a wedding or a concert on any day.

This is a place you have to visit once in your lifetime. An amphitheatre that is carved in the stone, just look at the pictures and judge for yourself, also if you like golf you can enjoy the best golf course in the Caribbean and possibly all Latinoamérica in Casa De Campo as well.

This place is an oasis. If you are interested in craftsmanship, history and supporting local artisans, this is the place. We absolutely loved the church, the amphitheater, and the museum was the highlight for us. Learning about the local indigenous culture and seeing original artifacts. If you want an experience that’s a little more special… and to find a souvenir that really means something, this is the place. There are small boutiques, and artists studios to visit. We didn’t eat there, but there are restaurants as well.

Beautiful Mediterranean inspired church and village perched on the cliffs overlooking the Chavon River. Even after finding out it was a real estate development project in the 80s, the stone work, landscape, and charm of this spot transports you in time.

What an amazing place! It is such a romantic and magical place! Had the opportunity to celebrate our wedding anniversary and had the most delicious dinner with an out of this world view!!

A Hidden Mediterranean Village in the Heart of the Caribbean. Perched above the winding Chavón River, Altos de Chavón feels like stepping into another world where time slows down and stone-paved streets tell stories of art, music, and culture. Designed in the late 1970s as a tribute to 16th-century Mediterranean villages, this one-of-a-kind place was brought to life by Dominican architect José Antonio Caro and Italian designer Roberto Coppa. Built entirely by local artisans using limestone, handcrafted wood, and wrought iron, every corner of the village carries the warmth and pride of its makers. Visitors enter through the gates of Casa de Campo, the private resort that surrounds Altos de Chavón. Guests of the resort can access the village freely, while outside visitors pay an entry fee that typically ranges from 25 to 50 dollars per person, depending on what’s included. Once inside, you’ll find narrow cobblestone streets lined with artisan shops, galleries, and cafés, along with stunning views of the river valley below. One of the most visited spots is the small but beautiful St. Stanislaus Church, where a relic from the saint himself, ashes sent by Pope John Paul II, rests behind the altar. At the heart of the village is the amphitheater, a 5,000-seat open-air venue carved into the hillside. Since its grand opening concert in 1982 featuring Frank Sinatra, the stage has welcomed some of the world’s biggest performers including Elton John, Andrea Bocelli, Juan Luis Guerra, Sting, Plácido Domingo, Luis Miguel, and Marc Anthony. With its impressive acoustics and dramatic backdrop, the amphitheater offers a unique concert experience under the stars. Altos de Chavón also offers several excellent dining options. Alegría serves a varied menu with breathtaking views of the river, with favorites like lobster rice, croquetas, and perfectly grilled churrasco. Onno’s Café, just steps from the amphitheater, is a laid-back spot popular for cocktails and quick bites. Other notable places include Chilango Taquería for tacos, La Piazzetta for Italian dishes, and Dye Fore Bar for drinks with a panoramic view. It’s important to note that after 5 p.m., non-resort guests are not allowed to dine in the village unless invited by someone staying in Casa de Campo, so plan accordingly if you’re visiting for the day. Parking is simple and close to the entrance, especially near Onno’s. The village is best explored on foot, but wear comfortable shoes, as the cobblestone paths can be uneven. Arriving early in the day allows for a quieter visit and the best photo opportunities, while sunset brings a magical glow over the river valley that’s hard to forget. Altos de Chavón also houses a fascinating archaeological museum with thousands of artifacts from pre-Columbian cultures. For those interested in hands-on experiences, there are art studios offering pottery, weaving, and silkscreen workshops. The village is home to a prestigious design school affiliated with Parsons, making it a creative hub where you’re just as likely to meet students sketching as tourists exploring. On certain weekends, you might stumble upon a local artisan market, with live music and handcrafts adding even more charm to an already special visit. Concert nights bring the village to life, and if you plan ahead, attending a show at the amphitheater is an unforgettable highlight. Altos de Chavón isn’t just a tourist attraction. It’s a carefully crafted escape filled with beauty, history, and inspiration. Whether you’re drawn by the architecture, the art, the music, or the peaceful atmosphere, this hilltop village offers a glimpse into something truly timeless in the heart of the Dominican Republic.

Beautiful place to walk around and enjoy the views

Gorgeous luxury beach area. The only downside is that it is not onsite at the hotel. It is about 2km away which will take about 10 minutes by golf cart or 25 minutes to walk. So you have to plan your visit and bring everything you need. Also it is quite busy because it is shared with over 2000 residences and the hotel guests. There is good public washrooms and an outdoor shower. There are two food trucks which are part of the “all inclusive “. It’s a good place to watch the sunset over the Caribbean Sea. There are also two pools here with one designated for children.

Beautiful private beach in Casa de Campo resort. Very child friendly. Beach is protected by rocks in the water, so no waves and currents. Great bar service and free towel service. Even during high season it never feels busy. Many options for lunch and dinner including food trucks for snacks, juice bar, ice cream shop, and fine dining beach club. Playa Minitas has 3 pools; baby pool, main pool and adult-only pool in the beach club area.

A beautiful beach perfect for swimming and snorkeling because it is protected by a reef that doesn’t allow big waves to come through. They have a nice playground along with a pool and kiddie pool if you don’t want to go in the ocean. I highly recommend catching a sunset here. It isn’t too crowded and the sun sets over the ocean which is a nice touch.

This is a beautiful ocean side setting. Love the pool, the bar and the food served by friendly waitstaff.

Great beach to go while staying in Casa de Campo. Great service and nice to have a place where you can lounge without feeling something is going to happen to your stuff. Great staff and also there are pools there for you to switch to, if you prefer to.

Wonderful beach, if you are from overseas, decent if you are from the DR

Beautiful beach with palm trees and lounge chairs lining the beach for your enjoyment. A reef somewhat out in the distance protects the beach from large waves, which makes it perfect to enjoy a calm kid friendly swimming experience. Activities include snorkeling, banana boating, kayaking, volleyball, and a few others. Food offerings range from quick bites at the food trucks to a fine dining experience with gorgeous captivating beach decor. For those who enjoy a good sunset, this is one of the best I've seen.

In April, it's not baseball season in the Dominican Republic, but it's their national sport, and they love their fans so much that the stadium is open to visitors for a look. A seniorita from the office even opened the shop so we could pick up bright orange Toros gear. By U.S. standards, the field is well groomed, but seating capacity is kinda small. They pack these places during their Nov-Feb season. Worth the time!

I went there with a medium group and we manage to get some balls for the children. It was amazing for them.

We visited the stadium with our two young boys to catch a game. We felt safe the entire time and enjoyed the atmosphere very much! There is a gift shop with jerseys, hats, and other small items. We ordered fried chicken and a couple sodas. We did not know that you order and wait to pay till after the game. Leaving the game some locals tried to sell us some foul balls for $7 a ball.

Love this place, always a great atmosphere. Always great baseball!!

Was there for final championship game for the Dominican baseball league. Great game. No problem heating out ! All well behaved

Easy parking, easy access to concessions, and easy access to restrooms.

If you like baseball, what is better than watching a game in the Dominican Republic where many of the MLB players are from. The Toros del Este are the local team in La Romana. Lots of great seats to watch the game from and plenty of food and drink options available.

Some golf courses are played with clubs. Others are lived and remembered long after the final putt. Teeth of the Dog, the legendary Pete Dye design at Casa de Campo in La Romana, belongs firmly in that second category. It is not just the top-ranked course in the Caribbean. It is an experience that demands respect and rewards precision, offering one of the most memorable rounds of golf anywhere in the Western Hemisphere. Carved out of coral rock and Dominican coastline in 1971, this course was Pete Dye’s personal favorite. Seven of its holes run so close to the Caribbean Sea that ocean spray sometimes reaches the green. But it is not just about the scenery. Teeth of the Dog is a test of strategy, discipline, and creativity. The layout moves effortlessly between coastal spectacle and quieter inland moments, creating a rhythm that keeps players alert and engaged from the first tee to the eighteenth green. From holes 5 to 8, the course bares its teeth. Hole 5, a par 3 perched beside the waves, punishes indecision. Hole 7 dares players to cut the corner of a dogleg wrapped around the sea. Later in the round, hole 16 presents one of the toughest challenges. It is a long par 4 framed by the ocean on the left and wind that shifts direction without warning. On a breezy afternoon, a par here feels like a small triumph. Course conditions are superb. Fairways are tightly mown and offer excellent roll. Greens are quick, true, and subtly contoured. The bunkers are sharp-edged, clean, and never placed randomly. Every hazard matters. The rough is playable but penal enough to encourage discipline off the tee. Drainage is excellent, even after heavy tropical rain, and signage throughout the course is discreet and clear. Support facilities meet the standards of elite private clubs. The clubhouse has sea views and a relaxed but refined setting for lunch or a drink after the round. The pro shop is well-stocked with top-tier brands and offers excellent service. Practice facilities include a full driving range with natural grass, short-game area, and large putting greens that accurately reflect the speed and texture of the course. Locker rooms are spacious and well-appointed. Caddies are knowledgeable and offer the right balance between guidance and discretion. Currently, the course is undergoing a full restoration led by Jerry Pate Design, scheduled from January through December 2025. The work includes re-grassing the entire course with Dynasty Paspalum, rebuilding bunkers, restoring original green contours, improving drainage with sand-capping, and renewing cart paths with concrete curbing. The project honors Pete Dye’s original design while enhancing long-term playability. Though closed for play as of July 2025, the anticipation for its reopening is high, and deserved. Teeth of the Dog has hosted the Latin America Amateur Championship and other major regional tournaments. Green fees for resort guests are approximately $395, including cart and practice balls. Early tee times are recommended to enjoy calmer winds and a quieter atmosphere. Non-golfers can relax at the Beach Club or explore nearby Altos de Chavón, a replica Mediterranean village offering panoramic views and cultural experiences. The course suits low to mid-handicap players best, though forward tees provide access to the design’s beauty without overwhelming less experienced golfers. From December to April, conditions are ideal. Year-round play is viable thanks to excellent maintenance and thoughtful course engineering. Once your round ends, stop by the 19th Hole Bar for something light and refreshing. It’s the perfect closing ritual, quiet, shaded, and steps from the final green. If you found this review helpful, please consider follow & leaving a like. 😉❤️

Immaculately maintained course with breathtaking views of the sea. It was designed by Pete Dye and it is the only course in the world with seven holes bordering on the Caribbean Sea. They are collectively known as the “holes created by god”. For the most part, the caddies were knowledgeable and helpful with few exceptions. The only real downside is the absolutely outrageous price. For a single who is a hotel guest the cost is $575 Canadian including the $100US mandatory cash tip for caddy service. Club rental adds about $100 on top of that plus 18% mandatory taxes. It all adds up to about $800 Canadian per game. This makes for a crazy expensive golf week on top of the huge accommodations costs. The only other thing worth mentioning is the Pro Shop. We shopped here during the afternoon when it was quiet and although there were few shoppers and three sales clerks, no one was interested in selling anything to us. The women all chatted away to each other in Spanish and basically ignored us. Not cool by any standards let alone at a luxury golf establishment. Given the prices, a little service would have been appreciated.

Honestly, I came to the Dominican Republic for Teeth of the Dog. Maybe my expectations were too high, because I felt slightly—just slightly—disappointed. It’s a good course, no doubt, but with so many great options here, I’m not sure it’s top 100 worthy. Still glad I played it.

Played both Teeth of the Dog and The Links. Both amazing courses and the caddies are amazing. Nothing matches up to this in the world, definitely play if you get the chance! The ocean holes are what golf dreams are made of.

Wonderful experience! Well designed beautiful course and breathtaking ocean views. I've played Pebble Beach and this is right up there or better. That's why I played this course often. I never got tired of it. Staff was friendly and cordial. The 19th green with all the free drinks was a great after event to gather all of our scores to wrap up a great day of golf.

It's one of the most beautiful courses you can play. With spectacular views, challenging holes, and ocean breezes, you can have a round to remember. Course is kept in immaculate shade. Everything is pressed, cut, and groomed to perfection. No wonder it's in the world's top courts. Staff is knowledgeable, polite, and very helpful. You'll pay a little more to play here, but you should have a blast.

Request Rene Division! Teeth of the Dog was under renovation so I played Dye Fore, where Rene Division was my assigned caddie — he was outstanding, and I’ll be requesting him for every round I play moving forward at Casa de Campo!

The church has beautiful open space surrounding it. An ideal locale for a wedding.

Spiritual peace, very good service by father Victor.

main church here.

Nice church!

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Must visit

Beautiful

Beautiful Christmas lights

Beautiful park to visit and sight see

Is a calm park, perfect to stay a couple of minutes, and take some pics. Near to Sitraihr bus terminal 🚌

Best environment to enjoy the freshness of the air.

Just a small park

It's a small park that seems more like a plaza to me. There are many benches with trees that provide shade, so you can have a seat and relax. Around the park are bus stops and stations, adding to its importance. I'd suggest not going there at night though (especially if you're a tourist) because you might get robbed.

Love the park, has a nice plaza in the center. During holidays this place is packed with all sorts of touristic attractions showing off their country culture. No need to worry about being mugged, cause there is a police officer at every corner of the park at almost all times.

It's ok. Might be better during the busy tourist season

M'y love

Caleta is not the most beautiful dominican beach, however, it has beautiful spots for pictures, lots of places to eat seafood, tostones, fried fish and to have drinks and/or beers. This beach is good to go to chill, you can go with your own stuff if you don't want to be in a local business (your ice, drinks, food, chairs, etc.). People are very welcoming. Enjoy!

Just beautiful, good entertainment and good food...

THE ABUSER Plalla caleta

Good food and good vibes... Great location.

Simply gorgeous and the people are wonderful.

(Translated by Google) Excellent atmosphere. I recommend visiting Sunbeach Restaurant on the boardwalk. (Original) Excelente ambiente. Recomiendo visitar sunbeach restaurant en el malecón.

They have plenty benches to seat and relax by yourself, with friends or with your kids, there are a school and a church around. There are couple of nice metal sculptures nice to see. There are not security guards, so, watch your belongings. At the moment of my visit the park looks like it needs some maintenance.

It's okey

Familiar

(Translated by Google) On the edge of these small parks there is an obelisk-like monument and an iron sculpture. (Original) Am Rande diesen kleinen Parks befindet sich ein obeliskenähnliches Monument sowie eine Eisenskulpturen.

(Translated by Google) It is located at the entrance to La Romana, there is a lot of vehicle traffic and it is not recommended for picnics or parties, it is located in front of the police station (Original) Está ubicado a la entrada de la romana, hay mucho tránsito de vehículos y no es recomendable para picnic ni fiestas, está ubicado frente a cuartel de la policia

(Translated by Google) Very good national supermarket (Original) Mui bueno supermercado nacional

(Translated by Google) Placing flags on the La Romana obelisk (Original) Colocando banderas en el obelisco de La Romana

First of all, I don’t like the fact that $ paying guests pay $10 for admission, while guests paying with DOP pay around $3. That’s discrimination. Other than that, the caves are amazing—very big and beautiful. The guides are friendly, knowledgeable, and patient. Make sure to wear non-slip shoes if you’re visiting, as the stairs can be quite slippery. The iguanas are kept in a large enclosure, but they seem to fight a lot, which makes me question whether keeping them together for tourists' sake is a good idea. Overall, I can recommend this place.

We've been to a few of the caves around here and this one is really made up for visitors. You can see the sign from the highway easily, and there is plenty of parking (even in shade). For two of us it cost about USD $8 And that includes the guided tour. They take you on a stone walkway through some lovely landscaped gardens (watch out for iguanas) and then down into the cave which is a very large chamber. The path isn't steep and it's relatively smooth and easy to walk. The lights are well timed and there are bags in the holes in the ceiling. One section has Taino petroglyphs and there is one section with a pool. It's not the most impressive cave system I've seen but they've set it up nicely for visitors and it's a good tour. The acoustics are impressive and towards the end of the tour you are taken into one section that literally has marble floors--they used to hold concerts and have weddings there--which kind of blows your mind (what do they do when it rains and floods??) you aren't down too deep but there's a flight of stairs (maybe 50 steps?) to get out. They finish with a tour of the iguana exhibits and there are a lot of them. We liked it and thought it was a good deal for the money, definitely something fun to see.

I see why they call it La Cueva de las Maravillas.... this place truly lives up to its name! The cave is absolutely beautiful, and the history behind it and how it was discovered makes the visit even more fascinating. I definitely need to go back to explore El Laberinto (the maze) and try the Paseo a Caballo (horseback riding). Highly recommended for nature and history lovers!

This place is amazing. Not only the caves are marvelous but you can ride horses and go into a built-in in tree maze on sight. Several iguanas which give the place a jungle Caribbean vibe adequate for it's purpose.

​The Cueva de las Maravillas (Cave of Wonders) is a remarkable historical site and a highlight for any nature lover. The journey to the cave is a beautiful trek through a rocky, tropical landscape perfect for spotting iguanas. To enter, you descend a long flight of stairs into the massive and impressive cavern. ​Inside, you'll find incredible Taino pictograms, making it one of the most significant examples of Taino culture. The cave, which is believed to be over one million years old, was a vital part of Taino life, used for protection from hurricanes and as a place for burial rituals. ​While the cave is immense, only about 25% has been uncovered to avoid disturbing the native fauna, including the bats that have long called it home. Initially, locals illegally harvested bat guano from the cave to sell as a powerful fertilizer. ​The tour guide person was excellent, offering a detailed and fascinating look into the history and culture of the Taino people. This tour is highly recommended and an excellent value.

Very large cave system, lots of steps to get underground which are a tough climb back out. Paths underground dimly lit but with handrails. Wet underfoot. Impressive stalagmites/stalactites. Small lake in cave. Drawings well lit. Definitely well worth a visit. Iguanas in enclosure above ground but also wild. Guide was good but did walk around quickly. Spoke in English and Spanish.

The cave entrance is well maintained. You can pay 300 Pesos per person or pay a lot more as a tour. There is a guide that leads you through the cave anyway. The guide speaks Enlish and Spanish. The cave is not very deep. The tour is about an hour with a lot of little stops. The path is smooth concrete with little steps. The cave is nowhere narrow and sports several larger cavernous areas. The drip stones grow through old coral reefs, hence, the drip stones are more gray than the typical cream colour. There are black cave drawings that look a bit like spray painted. The downside of the cave is that it is not well lit. This is probably to avoid algae and moss growth. Drip stones, well, drip water. The tour ends at a iguana (lizard) den. Water is available at a store at the entrance.

This might have been the worst service and most disappointing food I've had in my life. Was left entirely unattended for 45+ minutes and literally pulled on the sleeve of a walter to get service. I was going to order more decided against after so much time had passed. The food was thick and gross. How can any human consume the entire goat cheese and truffle focaccia pizza? It's a shame because the location is nice. 👎

My fav restaurant in the world!! Every time we go to Casa we go at least twice. The food is amazing! We’ve made it our goal to try all the plates in the menu and they never miss. We have tried the ceviche, tuna carpaccio, popcorn tiradito, ossobucco risotto, shibuya rice, mercer steak, churrasco, and more. The cheese wheel pasta is spectacular and comes with great presentation. The crispy rice tuna is to DIE FOR and so is the coconut affair (dessert). On to the service, the service is amazing and the waiters are always there if you need anything. The atmosphere is also very nice. If you can, ask for seating outside (reservation recommended) because they have an amazing infinity pool / ocean view. 10000/10 Will keep coming back everytime.

Absolutely gorgeous restaurant! Food was delicious! I had the miso glazed Chilean sea bass and bluefin tuna tartar for my meal. Everything was prepared perfectly and was visually appealing to the eye. I dined outside in the evening right next to the water and it was a fabulous experience.

Came here with a big group of friends during our visit to Casa de Campo. The place is pretty spacious featuring both inside and outside seating, with the outside area being waterfront facing, which was nice. The restaurant was empty on the date that we visited. We were originally seated outside, however, due to the heat we Asked if we could seat inside instead and they were pretty accommodating to that request. Ordered food and most of it was pretty tasty, however, we had an unpleasant experience when we accidentally knocked over a soy sauce bottle and a dead fly came out of it that had been swimming around for who knows how long. Additionally, the server got some of our orders wrong implying that we had ordered something after we had confirmed multiple times what we wanted. Overall, it was okay but probably wouldn’t come back.

The experience of having dinner at SBG in la Romana is truly unique. Parking is far but they have courtesy transportation to the door of the restaurant or you can enjoy a lovely stroll as the restaurant is strategically at the end of the marina. The quality of food was outstanding. Each dish was prepared to perfection. Drinks were delicious. View was great. Ambiance depends on the area you are seating. Great experience!

SBG is a must when vacationing in the extremely beautiful resort of Casa De Campo, La Romana, Dominican Republic. Excellent, top quality service and incredible food selections. Bring $$$$ because this place has all the bells and whistles so not very cheap. A lot of wealthy folks dining and also many celebrities. Make early reservations and enjoy.

Beautiful setting, great service but extremely expensive, dinner for 2 cost around $400USD with two cocktails each. Espresso martinis are $30.00 each. Many items are as expensive or more as a restaurant in Miami. Even though is good, it’s overpriced, specially in local currency.

La Casita is amazing! The service is top notch and the food is incredible. The appetizers were delightful. The main course certainly didn’t disappoint. We love everything we ordered. The views and cool breeze made it a memorable experience.

This is one of the six all inclusive restaurants if you are staying at the Casa de Campo resort. I voted this as the best food and ambiance of the six locations. Service is top tier at all locations but this place is a little better. Outside and interior seating. Great bar for a cocktail before you are seated. You will park your cart at the Marinas main gate and another multi-person cart will drive you to the restaurant. Make reservations.

The whole grilled snapper was so delicious! The seafood is so fresh! The marina is beautiful and the vibes are top notch! The yachts are beautiful to look at while dining! The asparagus and calamari were alright, not the best. Thee tres leches cake was so bomb!

Terrible. Food - it's not proper patatas bravas, it's wedges with an orange sauce. It's not proper chorizo either. The main (beef) comes with either potatoes or vegetables, not both. The steak order was supposed to come with sherry and mushroom sauce, but it didn't, we had to ask for it. By which time we had eaten half of it as we didn't want it to go cold. Cheesecake was a cheap version. I may be wrong, but it was like it was made with gelatine, and the base was soggy. Service - very cheery, but very quick asking us what we wanted, like we were being rushed. Asked if we wanted dessert but didn't give us a menu, just said an option of either cheesecake, panna cotta, or ice cream. Online, the menu actually had more! Luckily, we were there all inclusive, otherwise the bill would have been 188 US dollars!! Feel sorry for anyone paying that price. Surroundings - looks lovely and fresh and clean. Unfortunately that's all the place has going for it.

La Casita gave us such a memorable experience and made my father in laws 75th birthday. Everlynn, Enderson, Angel all made our day super special and made a milestone birthday into one we will never forget. Thank you so much!! We will so be back. The seafood paella was absolutely delicious. I will definitely be thinking of that for the rest of my life’

Very welcoming and great service! The view and location were perfect right on the water overlooking the marina. The host was happy and greeted us properly. Our waiters were excellent with service being on point. The food was lacking in taste somewhat. The fish needed a little something and the steak was just okay. I left half my steak because I was just not enjoying it. Maybe the cut was bad but it was not a quality piece of meat. If they were on their food quality, this would make the top three restaurant in Casa De Campo!

This was our favourite restaurant on Casa de Campo. The food was consistently delicious and the service was superb. The venue is the absolutely perfect place to watch the sunset. Would have loved to have lunch here but it only opens for supper. Judy the hostess was so friendly and welcoming and Luis was a fantastic server.

Great spot, hidden gem off the beaten path. Service offered by, the, Sergio..A1 !! This is the place great to get a taste of authentic Dominican experience and stay close to hotel accommodations. We will be back! -Greg (Philadelphia)

we read other reviews that the tacos were good and then some people in our group ordered them and they took an hour and they were mid!! 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩 like the other taco place in this resort has same if not better tacos 😭😭😭😭 and then one of the waitresses brought out a negroni and said french 75? and we said we got all our drinks already and she said it’s what the last person ordered but the drink is like bright orange which is definitely not a french 75 also they forgot some drinks like a beer was forgotten also the giant margarita on the menu comes with a corona but the corona is an extra charge and they don’t disclose that and then we asked the waiter about it and he said that he asked the person who ordered it if they wanted to add a corona (that person was in the bathroom at this time) but when our friend came back they said that never happened!!! also the bill was wrong and the waiter gave us pushback and we had a back and forth which lasted a bit too long food was ok wait actually edit one good thing was they gave us some free drinks when we first sat

Sergio is great! Everything we ordered came on time and in the best conditions. He gives us the best advice on what to order depending on our preferences and treats us with respect and kindness.

Gigy was amazing and so were the pork belly and chicken teriyaki tacos!

Sergio and Mojito provided excellent service for our large group of 14 (8 adults and 6 kids)! Everyone was well taken care of. Great cocktails, mocktails, and delicious food. The Ahi Nachos and Chicharróns (pork belly) were standouts! Fun, lively atmosphere—would be a great spot for late-night drinks and DJ music too. Highly recommend!

Our family of 9 ate here during a July 4th week trip to Casa de Campo. Menu had something for everyone, adults, teens, little kids. I had the steak frites, my wife had the steak fajitas, and my children had the smash burgers. The food was delicious. Service was awesome. Sergio and Reneysi were prompt, courteous, and efficient. I would eat here again.

All I can say is AMAZING!!! Gigi was really great and friendly. We all enjoyed our food. Truly an amazing experience here. Highly recommend.

Interesting place. I’m neutral on the comments for this place. I really don’t know what to say!

Food was amazing, service was very slow. Took almost 45 minutes from placing order til receiving our food

It is a good place; the location is good, but it is a little loud because of the traffic. However, if you eat inside, everything will be perfect. The food is amazing, but the service is a little strange. I have been here twice, and the service is the same. I am talking about the waiters; sometimes they disappear, and sometimes they do not bring the things you have ordered. Otherwise, everything is good.

Everything was perfect, the food, the wine, the service all excellent. Great to have a vegan selection also in DR which is rare to find. It was raining on departure but complimentary umbrellas were produced for the short trip to the dedicated car park and to the car. They even had my favourite wine - Protos. Well worth the price.

Best kipes eveeeeer. Arabian food is the specialties, I just go for some appetizers and it was the best option, wanna go back to lunch another time

I found a piece plastic in my chicken shawarma and I got nothing but a sorry. I mean a free lemonade would have went a long way. Good place to eat when plastic doesn’t make it Into the food. Paid full price. Might never go back.

They have kept the quality over the years which is great accomplishment for a classic restaurant as this. There is an exclusive parking lot for customers just after the restaurant. Cativías and quipes as delicious as always!

The gelato is always amazing, so many flavors. They also have a freezer of gelato sandwiches (delcious cookies with a generous scoop of gelato between)!!!! The staff is so helpful and kind, plus our kids have allergies to nuts, and the staff is always so helpful answering questions to make sure we enjoy our treats safely! And bonus, if you need a cake for a celebration or just for a Thursday night, definitely grab a gelato cake!! You will love it!!

I have to say the ice cream is super delicious except that the personal are rude and unfriendly. We went to all three stores in Casa de Campo and all have the same attitude. 🙈

Very good place to eat ice cream with family. Prices are higher than average due to the ice cream being artisanal but the taste is worth it. All kinds of flavors avaible and very nice costumer service.

They have awesome ice cream and all kinds of flavors and the best ice cream sandwiches I've ever had in my life.

I enjoyed coming here for fresh baked goods in the mornings. The staff are friendly and the tiramisu gelato is also good. They close for siesta.

Nice cool place (with AC) with a nice selection of ice cream flavours. Not your typical ice cream shop!

Excellent ice cream shop, also that have sandwiches and much more

Not great… food took way too long which is fine if it’s delicious… but it wasn’t that great. Most dishes were fairly bland or light in flavor. We had a group of 10 people so we tried a decent amount of food on the menu and only one person in the group loved what they got.

The seafood linguine, artichoke risotto and passion fruit cream dessert were tasty. Ambient music was a bit off

Although this restaurant is not a part of the all-inclusive package at CDC, it was worth every dollar paid. Everything was better than expected!

It has an awesome location. Service was a little slow. Food was ok.

Weird that the reviews are either horrible, like mine, or great. Perhaps the good ones are fake (as they mostly sound the same)? Impossible that anyone would like the food. We ordered pizzas, salads, pastas, and appetizers. All horrendous except one salad. Worst ingredients in everything. Cheap pasta, cheap sauce, cheap everything. Skip it, it’s just plain bad. Read the bd reviews, they’re all spot on.

Very good food! We had a baby lobster which was amazing! I was very surprised by the attention of the staff. I 100% recommend. Wonderful and fresh pasta, sgropino and a very tasty focaccia for starters.

Food is average at best. Cesar salad basically horrible. Argued with staff about currency exchange which we were charged $11 US dollars more because they chose the exchange rate which was not current. Would be acceptable if staff & service were exceptional which it was not. Atmosphere is nice but goes downhill fast after that.

My partner and I visited Saona Café at least 3 or 4 times during our week long stay in Bayahibe. The food was always fresh and delicious but our favorite drinks were the cappuccino's and the all natural fruit juices (passion fruit for me and mango for him). The view of the marina and the smell of the ocean breeze were absolutely breathtaking. We also had the same waitress whenever we visited, her name was Janet and she was friendly, sweet and super professional. We can't say enough nice things about Saona Café, it would be a sin not to visit them during your stay in Bayahibe.

Such a vibrant and uplifting atmosphere! The prices are a bit expensive! Their beverages are a must-try, especially the Piña Colada—it’s absolutely delightful! They accept visa carde. 🤑

They are nice at first but made errors with our order and even though we refused a drink because it was wrong TWICE, they insisted on charging for it. Really, I had 3 problems while visiting this town and definitely will not waste money here ever again.

Ordered a grilled fish fillet sandwich. It was juicy end, so tasty easily the best meal I’ve had in Bayahíbe. The Mojito was so good and very strong, 2 ounces of rum! The music was fun too, some people were dancing. fun vibe! Will return!

Went in on Christmas Eve, no reservation, not crowded at 7:30 pm, no wait time to be seated. Fantastic central location with a view of the pier, cozy and familiar ambience, friendly staff. Asked what their fish specialty was, they explained they are the only ones in the region to prepare the lion fish (due to the spikes which are a pain to deal with). True or not, the fish in its orange/ginger sauce was delicious. The salad on the side was seasoned with a perfectly fresh light dressing. Rice and tostones were superb too. Ah and not to mention the mojito! Fresh, not too sweet, not too heavy on liquor... everything I tried was perfect! Congrats and thanks!

Very expensive, got 3 things wrong out Ran out of pita and didn’t tell us but still charge us the full price of the meal. They just served us cheese with tomato and didn’t even tell us there was no pita until we asked.

The Greek salad 🥗 was really good. Meatballs for kids and burger 🍔 with homemade fries 🍟 Big tapas menu. Nice atmosphere. Idyllic small marina village. Can be improved by food and more cosy atmosphere in such a lovely place. And please upgrade from plastic straws to more eco friendly or no straws at all 🌳😊

The best burger I've eaten in the Dominican Republic by far. Great beer selection also, real craft beers that you can't find anywhere else. It's my favorite restaurant in la romana by far

The perk here is that the owner is very friendly. This is a burger and beer place with other food options and full bar. A bit on the pricey side for La Romana and burgers but the food is generally good asks portions are okay. Like most places, the service tremendously depends on who is serving you.

We had a wonderful experience. The food was delicious and the owner personally sat down to talk with us. It was an extremely enjoyable time of eating, relaxing, and conversation.

The best tostones in the world!! Carlitos is the best! Wow hamburguers and steak salad mmm. Great for beer lovers! They have an important variety!

Good burgers. Good prices. Friendly service. Chill environment, great for watching sports

Great food Like the service Chicken Breat with Tereyaki salsa the 👌 best... really good.. Also try the drink Vodka/Passion Fruit/Cramberry... passion fruit in Spanish is "Chinola"

Very nice new look, have not visited for a long time, but they keep the same excellent taste and service.

We had a not so good experience for a party a few days ago but decided to give it another chance and so happy we did. The food was delicious and fresh and the service was very good. The music really adds to the ambiance.

Very nice place to eat. My second best choice for the all inclusive restaurants offered by Casa de Campo’s resort package. La Casita is number one. The ribeye was by far the best meal based on our group of nine people. Other plates were good also. Service was very slow with drink refills. The coffee was very late arriving for dessert, we had to take it to go.

What a wonderful dining experience. The burrata was even better than in Italy! Absolutely amazing meal. The spinach gnocchi with guancale was so good.

Enchanting Ambiance and Delicious Flavors at La Piazzetta - A True Taste of Italy in Casa de Campo! Dining at La Piazzetta was an absolutely delightful experience! The location above Casa de Campo offers a truly enchanting atmosphere, perfect for a romantic evening or a special gathering. The ambiance is warm and inviting, making you feel instantly transported to a charming Italian piazza. The food was also a highlight! Every dish we sampled was bursting with authentic Italian flavors, expertly prepared and beautifully presented. The pasta dishes were particularly outstanding, and the aromas wafting from the kitchen were simply divine. The service was attentive and friendly, further enhancing our enjoyment. If there was one minor note, as an Italian restaurant, we were a little surprised not to find any pizza options on the menu. However, this in no way detracted from the overall exceptional quality of the other dishes and the wonderful dining experience. We highly recommend La Piazzetta for a truly memorable Italian meal in a beautiful setting within Casa de Campo. It's a culinary gem that shouldn't be missed!

Great food. Portions could’ve been slightly bigger. Atmosphere was nice, it would’ve been nice to experience the live music closer but they played the majority of their songs at the tables of the two large groups while we were there. Will definitely go back though. Some of the best Italian food I’ve had in Dominican Republic.

Amazing experience! Great food and wine selection. I got the ribeye and was very pleased

Gorgeous setting in Alto de Chavon. This was my favourite place. Food was excellent and on point for traditional Italian. Wine list is extensive, but the per glass options are very good. Very busy, recommend booking ahead. Staff eager to please and are so good at preempting your needs

BEST COCONUT TRES LECHES IN THE CARIBBEAN 😍🥥🌴 From the moment you’re seated, it becomes clear that this restaurant takes pride in every detail , from the selection of ingredients to the service and the way each plate arrives at the table. We started with a picanha served in a cast iron skillet. It had a perfect sear, juicy inside with a flavorful crust, complemented by roasted cherry tomatoes and confit garlic. The presentation was rustic yet refined, and every element felt intentional. A second cut, grilled slightly longer, was equally impressive, showing consistency and command in the kitchen. The burger was another standout. With crispy bacon, melting cheddar, and a fried egg with a runny yolk, it was indulgent but balanced. The bun was soft yet structured, and the fries were golden, crispy, and served in a sleek black container. A fresh green salad on the side brought color and lightness to the dish. The baked mozzarella, bubbling in a white ceramic dish, offered layers of comforting flavor , cheesy, hearty, but not overwhelming. Bits of tomato added brightness. It was comfort food, executed with control and taste. Ask for extra focaccia…!! To drink, I started with a frozen pink lemonade served in a curved hurricane glass, crowned with a maraschino cherry. It was cold, refreshing, and just tart enough to awaken the palate. Later, I ordered a Negroni made with Tanqueray No.10, and it was precisely balanced , bright, bitter, and elegant, the kind of cocktail that anchors a perfect meal. And then came the highlight: the coconut tres leches. Moist, fluffy, and topped with a cloud of whipped cream and shredded coconut, it was delicate and rich all at once. Without question, this was the best coconut tres leches I’ve ever tasted. Each spoonful was soft, flavorful, and unforgettable. It’s the kind of dessert that alone makes the visit worth it. Service was exceptional from start to finish. The staff were warm, attentive, and well-trained, striking the perfect balance between friendliness and professionalism. Plates arrived in excellent timing, and the entire experience felt smooth and thoughtful. The ambiance was stylish and relaxed, with natural light, clean design, and a layout that invites you to enjoy without hurry. Details like glassware, plating, and even the napkins felt curated and elegant. Whether you’re in the mood for a juicy steak, a gourmet burger, a comforting lasagna, or the best tres leches cake of your life, PEPERONI delivers with excellence. This is not just a place to eat , it’s a place to savor, to remember, and to return to. Highly recommended.

I love this place. Been coming here for many years. Food is always great and the service and atmosphere are all very good. Highly recommended.

The sweet & spicy pizza was delicious and the coconut tres leches was TO DIE FOR. The waiter was extremely attentive of us and what we needed. Truly personalized experience. We were seated inside but the ambiance outside is also nice.

Wow! Great New Year Menu! We started of with three appetizers Grilled octopus done just right, Quinoa salad ok, and Mushroom capacious mind blowing delicious! The second coarse was a huge Black Angus ribeye steak it was perfectly cooked with grilled veggies, mine was fabulous Lubina fish al limón. The dessert was fantastic! A delicious coconut tres leches, a huge chocolate fondant with ice cream! All this in a island formal party environment.

Food was good. Gave 4 stars for service only because I told 2 different staff members we didn't want water n they still served it n charged us $26usd for it.

Very good food and service..Order the stuffed fish with shrimp and the spicey shrimp..🙂 J

I can’t imagine a better place!! The ambience, service and food is so good!! I have been here many times with my friends from around the world!! Really really nice!! Thanks to everyone!! Butch Smith USA

Overall my experience was good. The airport was definitely different than what I have experienced. The plane unloads on the tarmac and does not pull up to a gate. They bring the stairs/ramp over to you and then you take a bus to get over to customs. Inside the airport the luggage came out quick but there were a lot of sales people as you try to leave the airport selling tours and transportation. I was looking for our car service and was very annoyed I thought we found them and the girl escorted us to a whole different company trying to sell tours and hotels. On the way back to the airport the experience was not as great. They are outdated with no intercom system and we could not hear the attendance over the crowds of people when our group was called. We again had to take a bus to take to the plane. This part was not great because they had two sets for stairs to get on the plane and we had to carry the luggage up the stairs. The backs stairs did not have a ramp. It was a beautiful day out and I wondered what the experience would be had it rained there was no coverage. Overall decent experience compared to other airports I have been to but they definitely need a few upgrades especially an intercom system.

As someone who travels approximately one-third of the year and has visited countless airport lounges worldwide, I can confidently say the VIP Lounge at Punta Cana International Airport is truly one of the best I've encountered. What sets this lounge apart are its unique amenities that you simply don't find elsewhere. The swing pool is an absolute game-changer – I've never seen anything like it in any other airport lounge. It's the perfect way to relax and unwind before a flight, especially in the Caribbean climate. The lounge also features multiple private areas, which is a thoughtful touch that provides flexibility whether you need a quiet space to work, want to relax with family, or prefer a more social atmosphere. The variety of spaces really caters to different traveler needs. Beyond these standout features, the overall experience exceeded my expectations. The lounge offers a level of comfort and luxury that makes the wait for your flight genuinely enjoyable rather than just bearable.If you're flying through Punta Cana, I highly recommend accessing this VIP lounge. It's worth every penny and sets a new standard for what airport lounges can offer.

Smooth experience overall, with room for improvement Overall, we had a good experience at Punta Cana Airport. The airport is clean, organized, and easy to navigate, which made our arrival and departure relatively smooth. Staff were friendly and helpful, and the tropical, open-air vibe gives it a unique and welcoming feel. That said, there are a couple of areas for improvement. The immigration lines were quite long, and with a bit more efficiency, the process could be much smoother for travelers. Also, the lack of aerobridges meant boarding and deplaning happened via stairs on the tarmac — not ideal, especially in extreme weather or for families and elderly travelers. Still, it was a pleasant experience overall, and with a few upgrades, Punta Cana Airport could be even better.

Overall nice airport. Spacious waiting areas. The best part is they have very nice play area for kids so it’s very helpful for families travelling with small kids.

Not a very big airport. No air conditioning on arrival at baggage claim area. No air brigades. Deplaning and boarding done with the use of busses or on foot between the airplane and the terminal. They use the mobile ramps instead of the jet stairs with much easier way to get on it if the aircraft. Departure and check-in areas are air conditioned. Few duty free stores in departure area. Few fast food restaurants like Wendy's, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut and few others. A little open terrace area at the food court popular with smokers. Not like there is a better choice. It is what it is.

BUSY BUSY! Typical airport hassle and crowded! Very organized with staff that knows exactly what is going on and wheee to go! Very cleaned and modern. The workers are very helpful. Lots of customs to go through before boarding. Plentiful restaurants and shops for souvenirs. And of course lots of areas for people to get comfortable before flight.

Flew in from Toronto, and although there was a long queue at immigration, it moved pretty quickly. Vibrant airport with quirky features: lovely thatched roofs and even had some drummers/entertainers at the entrance into the baggage hall to welcome guests. Baggage reclaim was smooth and easy. Outside the airport can be a bit chaotic, but if you prebook your pick-up before arrival, you should be okay as there are many people wanting to make a quick buck off you if you're not careful. Overall, it's a good airport.

The airport looked modern was clean and aesthetically pleasing. I was catching a connecting flight here. The connecting process was a bit confusing, however, there were personnel around to ask questions. I had to go through the entire check out process, which includes collecting my luggage, and then check in for the connecting flight. The check in line was long, but the process was smooth. Several shops were located inside the departure lounge where you can purchase souvenirs, gifts, confectionaries, local and international foods, liquors etc. Prices were a bit high in the airport, I paid US$3.50 for a small bottle of water. I heard other people complaining about the prices as well. We had to take a but to access the plane. The wait for the bus was a little lengthy because the bus(es) had to make several trips. The overall experience was good though.

Modern airport with friendly staff – signage could be better I recently traveled through Las Américas International Airport and overall had a good experience. The arrivals hall was quite crowded, and immigration took some time – but that's mainly because every officer takes their job seriously. Still, everyone was very polite and friendly throughout the process. Baggage claim was a bit chaotic and could use better air conditioning, but it worked. A useful tip: if you're arriving on a long-haul flight, check both sides of the baggage belts – sometimes luggage shows up where you don’t expect it. The signage in the arrivals area could definitely be improved. If it's your first time at this airport, you’ll likely need to ask for directions more than once. However, a big plus are the self-service terminals throughout the terminal that help you fill out your e-ticket – very handy and efficient. Once past immigration, both the passport control and security checks were incredibly fast and the staff remained friendly and professional. Shops inside the terminal are a bit pricey – but that’s something you come to expect at airports. Unfortunately, the smoking area was closed during my visit, which was a bit disappointing. Bottom line: Las Américas is a modern airport with friendly, professional staff. A little better signage would go a long way in improving the experience for first-time visitors.

For the traffic coming into and out of this airport, given the size of the capital and country, it is an extremely clean and well-maintained airport. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops to wander through if you’re there early (or your flight is delayed). The staff is friendly and helpful. Customs was a little awkward in places, but nothing detrimental or unpleasant.

The airport is functional and has improved over time, but the public café with a view of the runway is truly missed. It was a unique spot to watch planes take off and land. Hopefully, they bring something like that back.

Horrible experience !! My flight was at 7:40pm , arrived at the airport at 6pm . Had time to grab something to eat . Around 7:15 started walking tour gate and got to the gate by 7:20 airport attendant closed gate telling us that is closed. I didn’t receive any text or hear any announcements about flight or gate closing . Very horrible experience at this airport missed my flight because attendant closed gate 20mins early

Sometimes long queues and waiting time. Modern airport; free WiFi. Several restaurants, shops, and duty free shops.

Horrific experience of power outage at the airport Sept 21, 2025. No power for over 5 hours, arrived 15 minutes after it went out. Ultimately had to book another flight that costs $$$$ and pay for taxi to LRM to guarantee I could leave the country that day. Half my group had to stay an extra night in Santo Domingo. The airport staff knew nothing, so had no info on what to do. No water, not able to use credit cards, no lights in bathrooms and unable to flush. Will warn everyone I know about this experience and to never use this airport.