Cajun In the Caribbean.. Looking for a place to buy

welcome cajun !! I.m a retired chef from the USVI, st. croix. I had cajun-creole dishes on my menu. love the food. hope you find a place on the north shore, ie sosua to cabera area. it is a great place to settle in. I' sure many others will agree.m

Welcome to the forums!   It seems you have a plan.  When do you plan to visit? 

If your market is expats then stay between Puerto Plata and Cabarete, that area has the highest concentration of expats to draw from on the north coast!

Thanks My Friend,

I am on a project right now and not a culinary trained chef, been cooking Acadian Cajun since 6 years old with my first dish called Pain Per Do.. Great stuff.. Old School Cajun.

My plan is to be there as soon as this project gets to a point. Which may by April next year, but want to live there a month or two to see if I really want to invest and retire there.

Thanks for the reply. Keep your ears open for a great deal on a place.

Thanks,

I want to get around Cabarete.

Keep your ears open for a good deal on a good place. I have the funds to improve the place and I get asked by friends to let them invest.. BUT, I like for it to be mine, not worry about anyone else.

Cajun  welcome.  You have picked the correct area for your project.  Be careful before you buy anything.  Restaurant and their leases can be filled with pot holes.

Bob

Just like the streets.....

Is that what those are.  I thought they were there for traffic control or placed there by tire and front end shops

Bob K

Traffic control.....  lol.   I was explaining what we call  speed bumps here to some American gals.  WE laughed ourselves silly.

Very specific translation - a speed bump is called -  a laying down policeman!!!!!

Yep I have heard it as "sleeping policeman"

Bob K