Travel Reference
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Drinking & Entertainment
Cabarete nightlife is centered on the bars and restaurants that spill out onto the beach - it's
a fun and vibrant scene. Most are open to around 3am. 'Subtle' prostitution exists at some
nightspots, but most importantly keep an eye on your valuables and do not walk on the
beach at night east of Villa Taina, essentially the stretch between Cabarete Beach and
Punta Goleta.
NIGHTCLUB
Onno's
( 9am-late)
This edgy, Dutch-owned restaurant and nightclub is a European and hipster
hangout and serves good-value food on the beach. At night a DJ spins a decent set.
Lax
(
www.lax-cabarete.com
; 9am-1am)
This mellow bar and restaurant serves food until
10:30pm, when the DJ starts to spin. In many ways it's the social headquarters of Cab-
arete.
BAR, NIGHTCLUB
Lazy Dog
( 8am-late)
Winnipeg Jets fans? Anyone? Diehards of the Canadian city's NHL franchise
can rejoice since Lazy Dog's owner, a Winnipeg native himself, shows every televised
game at his place on the far eastern end of Cabarete's beach. Spanglish, a local cover
band, plays every Wednesday and Friday from 4pm. Two of the very large menu's high-
lights are the calamari and spicy shrimp.
BAR
Casanova
( 809-571-0806; 9am-late)
You'll think you're on a beach in southern Thailand. Casan-
ova is lavishly decorated with Buddha statues and other Asian-inspired trinkets - the usual
suspects like surf and turf make an appearance, as do salads and pizza (mains RD$350).
BAR
Bambú
MAP
BAR, DISCO
GOOGLE MAP
6pm-late)
Loud house music and reggaeton and the crowd spills out onto the beach.
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