U Dominikana Restaurant

INTRODUCTION:

U Dominikana is a good restaurant and its central location is a bonus too. Daily it offers a wide range of nice quality national and International dishes, ranging from appetizers and main course to delicious desserts. Its working day is impressive also accepting custom well past midnight every night when most other eating establishments have already closed their doors. With good value prices and a respectably fast service it isn't surprising that U Dominikana maintains an enduring popularity.

CUISINE AND SPECIALITIES: 

Italian cuisine is the primary speciality at U Dominikana with tasty and imaginative pastas available all the time. But that is far from their only trick. A nice range of Hot and Cold Entrees open the Menu card as well as a number of warm and thick Zuppas. The main courses are meat based with Pork, Beef, Chicken, and sometimes Fish if in season featuring prominently. To go with these choices are a broad number of excellent side dishes among them the usual potato and rice variations. Pastas of course come up also as well and for those who would rather avoid meat here lie some of their best alternatives. As mentioned u Dominika can tempt you with a delicious range of desserts which really bring the pleasant dining experience to a lovely climax. 

ATMOSPHERE AND STYLE:

The atmosphere of U Dominikana is, as soon as you enter their premises, exceedingly easygoing and enjoyable. The staff are helpful and because the restaurant is not so big their service is rapid and very personable. Their are both smoking and non-smoking sections to the dining area so both kinds of people should be pleased with that. One may also drop into u Dominika even if one doesn't have in mind to sit down to a full meal. They do a lovely range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and one can sit and enjoy a relaxing chat.

FURTHER INFORMATION:

U Dominikana restaurant is to be found in the heart of Old Town and is easily walkable both from Old Town Square, and from Mustek which lies at the lower extreme of Wenceslas Square. They open from midday seven days a week and serve, or at least remain open, right through till 1am and maybe beyond. This is an excellent place to know about if you are walking around in this area of town and feel as if you just have to get a good meal into you soon. You should certainly discover that they won't let you down.