Some of our Favorite Restaurants in Las Terrenas
Las Terrenas is not just any beach destination when it comes to dining. This peninsula in Samaná is home to one of the most diverse culinary scenes in the Caribbean, shaped by decades of French, Italian, and Dominican immigration. From fine dining by the sea to artisanal pizzerias and neighborhood eateries.
Below is a selection of a few of our favorite restaurants in Las Terrenas as of 2026—tested and verified, so you know exactly where to make a reservation.
The Juice Bar
A nice place for fresh juices and fruit platter is the nearby Juice Box. The Juice Box offer many nutritious juices (jugos naturales) with fortifications. It is very a short walk. The owner is very nice, so you can call in your order. IMPORTANT: Cash payment only.
Meal type: Breakfast or Lunch
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Natural Food Las Terrenas
Natural Food Las Terrenas is a health‑focused restaurant in Las Terrenas, Samaná Province, Dominican Republic, known for its vegetarian and vegan cuisine prepared with fresh, organic, and locally sourced ingredients
Meal type: Breakfast or Lunch
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El Loro
This restaurant is on the beach bar. You can go during the day sit down on the Chaise lounge and eat and drink.
At night, they have a DJ or live music. I think Wednesday or Thursday https://aliseihotelspa.com/restaurant/home-movil/
Zu Ceviche and Grill by Alex
The atmosphere at Zu Ceviche is intimate and casual on the beach. Outdoor style seating. Allows for viewing the beautiful sunsets. You enter through the path next to the Italian ice cream shop. There are some other restaurants in this area, but this one is our favorite here.
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Campo Kitchen
We are only a few minutes walking to The Pueblo de los Pescadores (Fishermen’s Village) in Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic, is a vibrant strip of oceanfront restaurants and bars famous for its fresh seafood, sunset views, and Caribbean nightlife. In this group Campo Kitchen is our favorite. They cook seafood, chicken and pasta with a good Dominican sense. Yes, ask for tasty mofongo or tostones. Prices are affordable here.
Meal type: Lunch or Dinner
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Onno’s Las Terrenas
Onno’s Las Terrenas offers a lively place atmospheres with good food and service. It has good music & tacos, tapas, and tequila. 😊 Check it to unwind, eat, drink, and dance. It is located right on the beach in the heart of the village on Calle Libertad.
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El Mosquito Beach Bar & Restaurant (Bonita Beach)
A Playa Bonita institution for over 15+ years. El Mosquito combines a top-notch beach bar with serious cuisine: gourmet burgers, fish tacos, and fresh salads for lunch; in the evening, the menu steps it up with grilled fish, pasta, and meat dishes. Happy hour is from 5 to 7 p.m.
Bar and restaurant in Bonita Beach. Drive and park in their parking lot for free. Then spend the day walking nice walkway along the beach. Find area on beach or sit down on the chaise lounge to order food and drinks.
At night, they may have a DJ or live music. (I think maybe Wednesday or Thursday. Plus live music on Saturdays.)
Meal type: Lunch or Dinner
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Dominican Thai Fusion Food
Las Terrenas’ Asian-inspired spot, pad thai, and curries made with fresh ingredients from the local market. Enjoy nicely cooked thai chicken, chicken and shrimp pad thai, egetarian curry soup, or crab cakes. Modern atmosphere with a terrace.
Meal type: Dinner
La Yuca Caliente
La Yuca Caliente is a popular, beach‑side restaurant in Las Terrenas, known for its authentic Dominican and Caribbean cuisine, warm atmosphere, and scenic waterfront views.
Meal type: Lunch or Dinner
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Other Dining Tips:
Tips: A 10% tip is included in the bill by law. It is customary to leave an additional 5–10% if the service was exceptional.
Cash vs. Credit Cards: Mid-range and high-end restaurants accept credit cards.
Dominican eateries prefer cash in Dominican pesos. (Ask when ordering.)
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