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2 Days in Santo Domingo — Food & Wine

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Length
2 days
Stops
9
2 Days in Santo Domingo — Food & Wine
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What this plan covers

This two-day itinerary is a feast for the senses, designed for foodies and wine enthusiasts eager to explore Santo Domingo's diverse gastronomic landscape. From traditional Dominican delights in the historic Colonial Zone to modern fusion cuisine and sophisticated sips, you'll experience the city's culinary evolution firsthand. Prepare for an immersive journey into the heart of Caribbean flavors.

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Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.

Day 1 4 stops · about 6.5 hrs
1

Mercado Modelo

Food 2 hours

Immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture by exploring this bustling market, sampling exotic fruits and traditional snacks.

Good to know

Bring small denominations of local currency for easy transactions and be prepared to haggle gently.

2

El Conuco

Food 1.5 hours

Savor authentic Dominican cuisine like 'La Bandera' in a lively restaurant renowned for its traditional flavors and cultural ambiance.

Good to know

Reservations are recommended, especially for lunch during peak hours, to ensure a table.

3

La Casa del Ron

Activity 1 hour

Delve into the rich history and production of Dominican rum, with opportunities to taste and appreciate its diverse profiles.

Good to know

Consider a guided tasting session to fully understand the nuances of different rum varieties.

4

Buche Perico

Food 2 hours

Indulge in a sophisticated dinner featuring contemporary Dominican fusion cuisine within a beautifully restored colonial building.

Good to know

Dress smart-casual and make a reservation in advance, particularly for weekend evenings.

Day 2 5 stops · about 10.5 hrs
5

Nocciola

Food 1.5 hours

Enjoy a modern breakfast or brunch experience in a chic setting, known for its artisanal pastries and specialty coffee.

Good to know

Look for locations with outdoor seating to enjoy the morning breeze in a more contemporary part of the city.

6

Santo Domingo Food Tour

Activity 3 hours

Embark on a guided culinary walking tour to discover hidden gastronomic gems and taste a variety of local street foods and delicacies.

Good to know

Wear comfortable shoes as the tour involves walking, and come with an appetite to fully enjoy the tastings.

7

SBG Santo Domingo

Food 2 hours

Experience upscale dining with a focus on international and contemporary Dominican dishes in a stylish and vibrant atmosphere.

Good to know

Reservations are highly recommended for lunch, especially if you plan to dine during peak business hours.

8

La Enoteca

Food 1.5 hours

Unwind at a premier wine bar, offering an extensive selection of international and regional wines perfect for an afternoon tasting.

Good to know

Ask the knowledgeable staff for recommendations on local or unique wines to enhance your experience.

9

Jalao

Food 2.5 hours

Conclude your trip with a memorable dinner at a lively venue offering traditional Dominican food, vibrant decor, and often live music.

Good to know

Book a table in advance, particularly if you wish to enjoy a spot near the stage for the live performances.

Where to stay

Hotels in Santo Domingo

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Things to book

Tours and activities in Santo Domingo

Guided tours, day trips and tickets to book alongside your stay.

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Frequently asked questions

Is 2 days enough for Santo Domingo?
Yes, 2 days cover roughly four to five stops daily, including Mercado Modelo, El Conuco, and Nocciola.
Where to stay in Santo Domingo for 2 days?
Stay near Mercado Modelo, which keeps El Conuco and Buche Perico close by.
How long do you need at La Casa del Ron?
Allow 1 hour at La Casa del Ron for its rum history, production details, and tasting opportunities.
How long is the Santo Domingo Food Tour?
The Santo Domingo Food Tour takes 3 hours and includes guided walking, local street foods, and other tastings.
How long do you need at Nocciola?
Allow 1.5 hours at Nocciola for modern breakfast or brunch, artisanal pastries, and specialty coffee.
What can you see at Mercado Modelo?
Mercado Modelo offers local culture, exotic fruits, and traditional snacks. Bring small denominations for transactions and gentle haggling.
What does El Conuco serve?
El Conuco serves authentic Dominican cuisine, including La Bandera, in a lively restaurant with cultural ambiance.
What can you taste at Buche Perico?
Buche Perico serves contemporary Dominican fusion cuisine for dinner in a restored colonial building.
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