Fun local seeming spot that still gets tourists as it's code to fifth avenue. Overall good food and…read moregood value. The snails a la Diabla were one of my faves, and the Aguachile was really good. Nothing about our meal was super super amazing, but the whole experience was just good, with solid service. If you want aguachile this is a good spot!

Service with a smile! They are sooooo nice. The food is fresh and so flavorful. We had the shrimp…read moreempanadas, the mix shrimp cocktail and the shrimp mojo al ajo. Absolutely delicious. Cash only, will definitely be coming back. Ayee

We found the food excellent Guacamole, catch of the day and…read morecoconut shrimp. Great ambience and polite staff.. will return next trip

Great Fresh Food, Good Music and next to the beach. This place is just aswesome. Love it!read more

12 pesos for scrumptious fried shrimp tacos. I think I found the cheapest shrimp tacos in the city!…read moreThe place is a hole in the wall but the food is prepared with love. The fish, octopus, and ceviche tacos are also 12 pesos. The have a diverse selection of different preparations of seafood, agua frescas, soups, and appetizers. They have a daily special everyday where two people can eat for 100 pesos, this rotates daily. Service was friendly and the food tasted delicious. I will be coming back!!

You will get quality seafood tacos and empanadas in a quiet location, only a few blocks away from…read morethe hustle and bustle of Quintana Avenida. Don't let the spartan appearance deter you, the food (love the empanadas!!!) are made with fresh ingredients by an honest and lovely couple (Had a very nice chat with them!) The price doesn't hurt the wallets either. Give this place a try if you happen to be in the area!

Okay, so the food was unironically delicious, with some amazing seafood options that you can't…read moremiss. It's definitely on the more upscale side of things and most of the menu is in Spanish and service was all in Spanish but you should be able to get what you want. The ambiance is a slightly dimly lit bar and the food prices are definitely higher than most places here but it's worth it. Tostada de atun (Tuna Tostada): 10/10 Very good fish. Has a very steak-like texturre and delicious. Quesadilla langosta (Lobster Quesadilla): 10/10 Lovely! My friend ordered it and it was fantastic. Price is fairly high since it's more upscale but was creamy and meaty. Raviolli Langosta (Lobster Ravioli): My friend ordered 4 Tacos but since most of them had shrimp and I'm allergic I didn't have those, but it was good according to them. Overall, lovely place, food was good and highly recommended!

Delicious food. Enjoyed for 2 nights during our vacation. Fresh seafood, beautifully prepared. Pina…read morecolada was wonderful, cinnamon and dried pineapple slice garnish was a thoughtful touch. Dishes ordered: empanada (not pictured), ceviche mixto tostada, pescado y camaron tacos, salbutes de camaron (especiales), tostada de aguachile negro, fettuccine con artem. Has indoor and outdoor patio seating, chill vibes inside, great relaxed place to dine. Servers are kind and patient, they have both Spanish and English menus.

Wow! The biggest ripoff in the island. Overpriced and undervalued. The service started great but…read morethey were not busy, as soon as more guest came, the service became slow and forgetful. Missing items we requested and having to ask a few times. The place looks nice and open with two levels. They are supposedly a "market" but it's a restaurant and a pier stop. People with their boast can come in. They have showers as well. We order the grouper (fish) and 1 dozen of oysters on the half shell. The fish came with the choice of rice, pasta or steamed vegetables. We decided to do the whole fish and get one filet out. I'm originally from an island so eating a whole fish is normal so I wanted to experience it again because back home where we live we don't have it. The fish was ok. It needed more flavor. Rice was hard and cold and not really tasty. The oysters were harder than usual. We ordered two of their Marbella sunrise (drinks) and they were good. Overall the food was NOT good or fresh. It made me sick! I got food poisoning. At the end of our trip in the island I got so sick I was puking on the beach and then walking the streets like a drunk person puking my guts out and not even with a buzz?! No thanks! My final advice? AVOID at all cost because what you will be missing here is your money from your wallet. Nothing special. Save your money and go somewhere else.

Awful. Definitely not worth $221.00. The stone crab was so tuff you couldn't eat it. My husband…read moresent it back and they still charged him $21 for the 1 piece he tried to eat. The other 2 items we Ordered were sub-par fried rice and 6 shrimp. Not worth it at all! Very disappointed in this place.

There may turn out to be closer markets, but DAC is worth seeking out. Fresh produce, grains,…read moremeats, packaged good, bakery and more. Bustling grocery store with lines outside or inside to pay, which is nice because it's popular! Weigh your nuts and grains and veggies/fruit. There was a lady giving samples of fresh hummus and something else. I asked about salsa fresca (though I saw some nice looking jarred salsas). She suggested making it myself with a handful of ingredients found at the store. I did, and it was fantastic. Around the store and outside, there were also festive decorations that would be fun to get, if you're so inclined. I like grocery stores, especially when they are unique to their neighborhood. DAC fulfills the promise of a fun time shopping for things you need and maybe also for things you want.

Awesome market with fresh fruit and veggies. Open from 7am-9pm! Hours are incorrect :)read more