Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Colmado Milka
SUPERMARKET
( 7am-7pmMon-Sat,to1pmSun)
Across the bridge past Mamacita's, Colmado Milka
is the island's second-largest supermarket. It even stocks a number of vegan items.
Superette Mayra
SUPERMARKET
( 8:30am-1:30pm & 3:30pm-6:30pm Mon-Sat)
Here you'll find all of the basic food
supplies along with other, nonedible essentials such as washing powder, diapers and toilet
rolls.
Holística Aimée
HEALTH FOOD
( 126 Calle de Escudero; 10am-6pm Mon-Fri;
)
A small selection of health
foods.
On Fridays, a fruit-and-vegetable vendor sets up under some shady trees near the airport,
across the street from Carlos Jeep Rental.
SOUTH OF DEWEY
Club Seabourne
CARIBBEAN $$
( 787-742-3169; mains $16-35)
As well as being an upscale inn, Club Seabourne has
an outstanding eatery. With 36 tables arranged around a mosquito-free screened-in porch,
you can sup on wine (the place has its own wine cellar), chomp on seviches and feast on
steak filet mignon while enjoying calming views of glistening Ensenada Honda framed by
palms. The adjacent poolside bar and gazebo hosts a popular happy hour and can conjure
up a formidable mojito.
Entertainment
The island's nightlife revolves around its many funky bars and restaurants.
Gretchen's Da Bar
BAR
( 3pm-midnight Sun-Thu, to 2am Fri & Sat; )
Slink past the 'wanted dead or
alive' roster of patrons with delinquent bar tabs and order a whipped-cream-topped bush-
wacker or a piña colada blushing sherbert pink with grenadine. There's always something
happening at this dockside hot spot, whether it's soulful karaoke on weekends, tourists
playing Wii bowling while waiting for the ferry, an open mic poetry performance or just
a gaggle of locals chowing down with sushi rolls ($8 to $18) from the in-house
Juanita
Bananas
restaurant.
