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Punta Cana Restaurants

Food that you will see in the Punta Cana Restaurants


For any vacation to be really successful many elements are needed, and one of them is good food. 

I don’t know for other people but for me to feel good in a place it must have a tasteful and a good variety of food. If a place with good meals and a lot fun is what you are looking for, Punta Cana is the perfect place for you.

The first thing you must know is that there probably will be many places to eat in the resort you pick. The resorts will have one or 2 buffet-style restaurants. In this type is where you will get mainly your meals like breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Like in most buffets there will be many areas where you can choose the food you want. Sometimes there will be a line in certain areas to get the food but since the buffet area is so big, most people will be scattered all over the place, so you won’t wait for long.

In the breakfast you can expect to see some fruit plates, bacon, eggs, toast, pancakes among many other food. For lunch and dinner some of the typical meals can consist burgers, pizza, fries, soups, salads, rice, chicken, beans, and more. If you are not too much into the typical plates or simply want something different there are always the a la carte restaurants.

The Punta Cana restaurants located at the resorts target normally a country type of food. For example you can find: Italian, French, Brazilian, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican or Argentine food. The majority of the resorts will have 3, 4, 5 or more of this type of restaurants so the choices will be there. One thing you must remember is that for this type of restaurant you must make a reservation, preferably the first day you arrive to the resort. These type of restaurants mentioned are located inside the resort area. 

Grilled salmon with saladNow if you decide to try something else or want to eat after some shopping, there are always some good places in the Punta Cana area outside the resort. The seafood restaurants have become quite popular because of the wide variety and amazing flavor in their food. The Jellyfish restaurant Punta Cana and the Captain Cook’s restaurant are among the most delightful ones.

These restaurants specialize in sea food and some chicken can be found too. A complete meal in those restaurants may cost around US $20.00 to US $35.00 dollars but the taste is definitely worth it.

If you are eating outside the resort remember to carry some cash always as some restaurants might not accept credit cards. For the drinks the local favorite is the the Presidente beer. There is another beer called Soberana which is not as good as the Presidente (at least for me) but if anyone want to try it they are more than welcomed. Also is very likely that the Punta Cana restaurants will have available any drink you might like, so feel free to order.


Some of the restaurants located in the area of Punta Cana/Bavaro:

Captain Cook Punta Cana (seafood restaurant)

 Phone: (809) 552-0645

Mamma Luisa (Italian)

Phone: (809) 959-2013

Hard Rock Cafe (American)

Phone: (809) 552-0594
Email: info@hardrock.com.do

La Yola Restaurant (Mediterranean, seafood)

Phone: (809) 959-2262 

Rincon de Pepe (Spanish)

Phone: (809) 552-0603

Jellyfish restaurant (Caribbean, seafood)

Phone: (809) 840-7684

Jalapeņo (Mexican food)

Phone: (809) 552-1033


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