Location: Cabarete
Top Restaurants in Cabarete
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Where to eat Mexican food in Cabarete: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Mexican restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mexican food in Cabarete. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mexican restaurants near you.. After a day filled with windsurfing, kiteboarding and surfing, visitors to Cabarete will want to head out for the legendary nightlife. Lively nightclubs pulsing with Caribbean beats drive the nightlife scene. Not even the stubbornly two-left-footed can keep their toes from tapping when the sun goes down on Cabarete, which brims with culture and energy.
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1. Gordito's Fresh Mex
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1248 reviews
Gordito's Fresh Mex is a fast serve restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. We serve super fresh salad bowls, burritos and tacos. We have vegan and gluten free meal options. Great for kids.Home of the famous "Mambo Fish Taco"
Reviewed By karilynnequin
The fish tacos are delicious and sooo fresh. The beef tacos are also extremely tasty as was the fish bowl. Didn't have the burrito but they looked huge and satisfying. Good prices and very friendly and efficient staff. Outdoor and indoor eating with A/C!
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2. La Mesa Taina
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
La Mesa Taina is an organic, farm-to-table restaurant and sushi bar, located on the Kite Beach Cabarete, at the Extreme hotel, next to GoKite Cabarete kiteboarding school. We serve Fusion, Mexican, Seafood, Sushi, and Local/Dominican food, prepared by Mas
Reviewed By jamiedC8458NP
I highly recommend the sushi at this restaurant. It was outstanding. If you're not a sushi fan you still won't be disappointed. My husband had the nachos and they were also very good. Friendly service!
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3. El Agave Cabarete
Reviewed By Acampby
We tried El Agave after Gorditos Cantina shut down hoping for the same quality in Mexican dishes other than burritos and tacos. Both times we visited our entries were cold (enchiladas and nachos) and they do not have an extensive drink menu. Service was fine because the place was empty. Atmosphere was a bit loud being on the corner of Callejon de la Loma.
