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December 2012 Costambar Monthly December 2012 What To Do This Month Yenny’s Market Loase Resort/Sam’s Bar Useful Telephone Numbers Catamaran Beach Bar Classified Ads A Very Bieke’s Bar Costambar Cable Channel Happy Hippo El Carey Listing Syl’s Place The Rainy Day Page Taste Restaurant And Lots Of Other Las Rocas Restaurant Fun Stuff!! La Gaviota Supermercado Tropical Restaurant Chino The Meeting Place Costa Atlantica Big Lee’s Beach Bar And Happy, Healthy Vena Beach Bar & Prosperous Ocean World Marina La Tasca Los Dos Los Tres Cocos To all our readers, advertisers, family and friends! Costambar Monthly page 2 RD$60 and throw some horseshoes! On January 1st the tradition continues - starting at 2pm you can get your first Bloody Caesar of 2013 for only RD$100!!! Check out the blackboards for brunch and evening food specials during the week! Los Tres Cocos in Las Rocas invites you to try something different. Fine dining at it’s best! Call Happy Hippo will have live music with Melky on 809-993-4503 for details. Sunday December 9 starting 3pm. Friday December 21st is their Doomsday Party and Sam’s Cafe at Loase Resort & Spa tempts you Sunday December 23rd is Karaoke Jepols at 3pm. with Fish & Chips and Chicken Curry Specials and They will be closed December 24th to January 2nd All Day Breakfast. On December 9th Dave & - but join them on the 2nd for a New Year’s Marilyn (aka The Songbirds) are back and they reception starting at 2pm. invite other singers to come out and show off their talent! They will be closed December 24th but Costa Atlantica, the newest community for open on December 25th for Christmas Dinner - foreign residents, offers all expats the opportunity reservations required! They also offer a number of to use their facilities. They have 2 schools to learn activities for your enjoyment. Sky. Or why not spend the day at their large swimming pool for only RD$200? They will also At The Catamaran on Costambar Beach you’ll find make their facilities available for activities such great food at great prices enjoyed with a million as playing cards, chess, BBQ’s, yoga or exercise dollar view! Every day they have Power classes, meetings or whatever else North Coast Hour with 3X1 cuba libres from 6-7pm. Enjoy your expats enjoy doing. They now offer a spa, bar and power hour with a fresh pizza slice for only RD$50 cafeteria for your enjoyment. - starts daily from 6pm! On Christmas Day they will have a traditional pork buffet and they invite Las Tasca Los Dos in Villas Cofresi is back again you to celebrate New Year’s Eve with them and with all your favourite Austrian and International see the fireworks from the beach! They also hold a Specialties! Karaoke on Fridays at 8pm!! monthly Flea Market on the last Saturday of every month beginning at 10am. No cost to vendors! Vena Beach Bar on the Malecon has a 2X1 Happy Hour on Cuba/Santo Libres from 3-8pm Monday to Restaurant Chino has the best Chinese food on Friday! Join them Tuesdays for Dominoes - all the North Coast! Eat in or take out. Two locations players get their beers for RD$70! And Sundays is - on the Malecon in Puerto Plata and calle Ladies Day with RD$100 frozen cocktails for the Principal in Cabarete. ladies! The Meeting Place has started their summer hours Syl’s Place has a great food special every day! - Monday to Friday 2pm-5:30pm. Keep checking Mondays - all things chili. Tuesday - soup and their website for new activities throughout the sandwich. Wednesday - varies. Thursday - meat season. loaf/mashed potatoes & gravy. Friday - fish & chips/onion rings. Saturday - chicken dumpling Big Lee’s Beach Bar on the Malecon introduces stew. Sundays - beer butt chicken. All their great The Little Snack Shack with great eats at great food can be delivered for free in Costambar! prices and an ALL DAY Breakfast! Every Tuesday & Monday December 24th they will have Christmas Thursday enjoy a cuba/santo libre for only RD$50 Dinner with all the trimmings, Christmas music or Jose Cuervo for only RD$100 and every Friday is and, if you’re feeling Santa-Ish, you can drink specials all day - cuba/santo libre only participate in a small gift exchange! They also RD$50 and Jose Cuervo RD$100 with Karaoke have satellite radio with some great oldies starting at 8pm. stations! El Carey Restaurant - Rancho Tipico is open with Bieke’s Bar - the first bar in & the last bar out of new owners Kevin & Patricia. They invite you to Costambar! Drop by Saturdays for Costambar’s enjoy Dominican food inside, in their garden or Best Burger! Sundays you can get a chili dog for Costambar Monthly page 3 Puerto Plata Beach Club “Feel the Breeze - Feel Free”…and Safe Come Be Part of a New Community for Foreign Residents! Our Best Offer One time fee of US$225 Maintenance fee US$50/month - 6 months prepaid: US$1050 - next 6 months US$225/month - no A/C, furniture available - penthouse apt. with cathedral ceilings US$299 - offer valid until March 31, 2013 Monthly Payment Option Apartments available from US$299 per month Luxury Ocean View apartments from US$400US-$1100 per month - furnished or bring your own - with or without A/C Hotel Rooms from US$69 per room per night 24 hour electricity and security 50% discount for residents’ family and friends SPECIAL OFFER!! 3 Night Stay A ONE OF A KIND LIFESTYLE On The Malecon in Puerto Plata Only US$138 Bar - Spa - Cafeteria 809-586-4243 Per Couple www.puertoplatabeachclub.com Costambar Monthly page 4 Las Rocas Restaurant has been newly renovated and reopened specializing in steaks and international fine food. December 7th at 8pm they under parasols on the beach. They also offer will hold a Dinner & Dance with live music. Then burgers and pizza. The house specialty is garlic on December 14th at 7:30pm they will have Ali shrimp and you should try Kevin’s Mama Juana and Tupac and his band performing. Start 2013 right by piña colada’s! They’ve got lots happening this joining them on January 1st at 11am and enjoying month. Every day from 7-8pm it’s Happy Hour with free canapes and a glass of champagne! In 2X1 cuba/santo libres! Every Friday at 6pm you January, watch for another Dinner & Dance with can take Salsa lessons for only RD$100 - first live music on January 12th and another chance to lesson free! And every Sunday at 2pm is Karaoke catch Ali Tupac and his band on January 18th! with Leo Frometa in English, Spanish, French and Italian! Party with them on December 20th - if the La Gaviota Trattoria-Pizzeria offers authentic Mayan calendar is right it may be your last chance Italian food. They have a special menu for to dance around the beach bonfire! They will be Christmas Eve and Christmas Day offering open Christmas Day but closed January 1st. On something different in a romantic atmosphere. New Year’s Eve join them to bring in the New Year From appetizers to dessert, cocktails to wine - it’s with free Sancocho and a beach bonfire! Let them all included. Reservations are required by host your next event. December 20th. Taste Restaurant in Los Mangos Golf Club has a Feeling lucky? Ocean World Casino offers free full International menu serving breakfast, lunch transportation and free drinks for players! Open and dinner with many healthy options available. 3pm to 3am. Happy Hour daily from 5-7pm with 2X1 cuba libres AND a free taste of their amazing sushi!! www.costambarmonthly.com COME FOR THE GREAT FOOD AT GREAT PRICES AND THE MILLION DOLLAR VIEW! Every Tuesday Every Friday & Thursday CUBA/SANTA LIBRES CUBA/SANTA LIBRES RD$50 RD$50 Made with PIZZA SLICES ONLY RD$50!!! Made with Brugal Anejo or Blanco DAILY STARTING AT 6PM Brugal Anejo or Blanco PLUS JOSE CUERV0 Starting at DECEMBER 25TH 8pm Traditional Pork Buffet RD$100 Starting at Noon GREAT FOOD DECEMBER 31ST New Year’s Eve Party AT INEXPENSIVE Come watch the fireworks! PRICES!! FLEA MARKET!!! KITCHEN OPEN EVERY LAST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH FREE TO VENDORS! 11AM TO 7PM Starting at 10am Costambar Monthly page 5 50° Fahrenheit (10° C) · Californians shiver uncontrollably. · Canadians plant gardens. 35° Fahrenheit (1.6° C) · Italian Cars won't start. · Canadians drive with the windows down. 32° Fahrenheit (0° C) · American water freezes. · Canadian water gets thicker. 0° Fahrenheit (-17.9° C) · New York City landlords finally turn on the heat. · Canadians have the last cookout of the season. -60° Fahrenheit (-51° C) Specializing in · Santa Claus abandons the North Pole. Steaks & International Fine Food · Canadian Girl Guides sell cookies door-to-door. Prepared by a German Chef -109.9° Fahrenheit (-78.5° C) With extensive experience in · Carbon dioxide freezes to make dry ice. · Canadians pull down their earflaps. International Cuisine -173° Fahrenheit (-114° C) Newly Renovated! · Ethyl alcohol freezes. German, English & Spanish · Canadians get frustrated when they can't thaw Spoken! the keg. -459.67° Fahrenheit (-273.15° C) · Absolute zero; all atomic motion stops. COMING EVENTS · Canadians start saying "Cold, eh?" -500° Fahrenheit (-295° C) · Hell freezes over. · The Toronto Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup. Dinner & Dance with Live Music ALI TUPAC and his band Glass of Champagne on the house Free Canapes Kitchen Open at 5pm INTERNATIONAL GOURMET CUISINE & Dinner & Dance with Live Music AUSTRIAN SPECIALTIES ALI TUPAC and his band Las Rocas Restaurant “A taste of style in time” Calle Anacaona, Costambar Costambar Monthly page 6 Why Italian fathers and grandfathers pass their Restaurant Chino handguns down through the family.
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