Meson de Bari

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809 687 4105

NileGuide Expert tip:

Sit at the bar and have a drink and an empanada, you won't be sorry.

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Known as the crème de la crème in the capital, this place is frequented by politicians, business leaders and other movers and shakers who come to enjoy good old Dominican food while they sip their drinks, chat and decompress after a long day of running the country. The decor is refreshingly artsy, showcasing local the work of local artists against brightly-painted walls. The owner, Cookie, will gladly show you around and tell you about his most recent artistic acquisitions. If you're in the mood for some great beans, rice and stewed meats, or the classic empanada with a little bit of that old 1950s glamour, this is the place for you.

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