Paradisus Resort
- March 11, 2005
- Rated 5 of 5 by
JeanineH from New Milofrd, Connecticut
I was a little hesitant, since I do not like spicy food, but all the entrees were terrific. It was just the right amount of food. This resort is an all-inclusive, so there is no price for food in any of the restaurants.
There were many types of resturants at the resort. Each was better than the last. We ate at the Mexican, Italian, Japanese, and Romantic (only one that had a formal dress code and needed reservations). The buffets for breakfast and lunch were very good, as well.
From journal Paradise in the Dominican Republic
Paradisus Resort
- January 24, 2003
- Rated 5 of 5 by
wpion from rego park, New York
There are more then seven places to eat here. They are all excellent and part of the all-inclusive deal. I suggest that as soon you get there, you reserve your place to dine. I believe there are four places that need reservations, so make them all at the same time. The others are basically walk-in. Breakfast is international with everything you can think of. I ate so much there, yet actually lost weight due to all the activities we did.
From journal Punta Cana Paradisus