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Street goods - reliable places to recommend

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#1

I am an adventurous person and like to discover the country bit by bit.

What are the reliable and safe places/local restaurants to enjoy street foods across the country you have experienced and could recommend without paying the "tourist price"?

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planner
#2

If you eat street food you take your chances, period!  Today may be ok and tomorrow no!


Restaurants tend to be different but it can depend! 

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taccj9903
#3

I agree with Planner about street food, I avoid it entirely.  We live in Santiago and there are plenty of great restaurants here, I just use Google maps and read reviews. 

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Jennifer Storm Nelson
#4

We should create a directory of good and cheap restaurants with real Dominican food that doesn't make you sick! 😆 Organized by city or region. I won't be there until December but I'll definitely be looking for safe places to eat that are non-touristy and budget friendly.

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#5

@Jennifer Storm Nelson

Good idea !  It will be a good reference.

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