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Boca Chica	A Special Place in Boca Chica Posted: Thu August 10, 2006 07:29 AM UTC I just returned from a wonderful trip to Dominican Republic. I spent some time in Boca Chica (about 40 minutes south of Santo Domingo), and need some information if anyone is planning to go there soon (or is already there). I went to a restaurant on the main street and need to get the address and phone number. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name. It's weird though. It was a combination of three names all rolled together into one so it was fairly long. I think it had some "l's","a's" and "m's" in the name. The guys that owns it are French. The place was nice with good food (open all day). It had a lot of wood counters and stools with a passage-way straight to the beach. They had a big pizza oven in front with a window and they baked fresh bread every morning. The manager was named "Thomas" and the pizza cook was "Miguel". It's really important that I have this information. If anyone can help me out I would be forever grateful. THANK YOU!! Report Advertising or Inappropriate Posting	Boosmom	1 reply [Reply]

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I just returned from a wonderful trip to Dominican Republic. I spent some time in Boca Chica (about 40 minutes south of Santo Domingo), and need some information if anyone is planning to go there soon (or is already there). I went to a restaurant on the main street and need to get the address and phone number. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name. It's weird though. It was a combination of three names all rolled together into one so it was fairly long. I think it had some "l's","a's" and "m's" in the name. The guys that owns it are French. The place was nice with good food (open all day). It had a lot of wood counters and stools with a passage-way straight to the beach. They had a big pizza oven in front with a window and they baked fresh bread every morning. The manager was named "Thomas" and the pizza cook was "Miguel". It's really important that I have this information. If anyone can help me out I would be forever grateful. THANK YOU!!

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