Excellent establishment. The area is clean and quiet, a calm place, with many customers but everything runs smoothly. They accept cash payments, the food is fresh and delicious, and the price-quality ratio is top-notch. The staff were very friendly, as was the young man who looked after my table. I visited on a Friday, which is a special offer day, and enjoyed fried snapper in coconut sauce for 500 pesos... Incredible! We went as a family and it was a very pleasant experience.

Scape the stress of the city and the fish is free great quality and cheap

"Go and come back" is a place to eat fried fish on the banks of the Ozama River. I can highlight the excellent service from the owner and his team. The prices are good, and it's a great option for eating fish in the style of Boca Chica or other dishes like shrimp, crab, and more... on the riverbank. By the way, the place looked nice (at night).

The fish was very good. We went on a special offer day at 9 pm and it was very crowded, so we ended up eating around 11 pm. The place didn't seem very safe, perhaps because it was nighttime.

Regarding the food: they need to define the portion sizes. As a Dominican would say, it's okay, not amazing, but it'll do. Ugh, you have to go on a day when everything isn't at 300 pesos—it's chaotic. Luckily, I found parking and chairs. If you ask for anything more, you won't get it; it's just the Ozama River exit and beached boats, or as they say, "acrado" (a stranded boat).