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Scuba Forum / Scuba Locations / April 2007Bonaire Dining Review
For your after diving pleasure: Good Day From Bonaire, Last night I took friends to El Fagon, a local Columbian restaurant on Nikkiboko Zuid (winding Sorobon Road). It is minutes from Lisa Gas and Warehouse. There were 7 of us. We sat outside and were cared for well by the mostly Spanish speaking wait staff. We had two decent bottles of Merlot. We asked for a pitcher of ice water and it was replenished twice. El Fagon features homemade sauces including a delicious Chimichurri (parsley, garlic and olive oil), a nice avocado sauce and pika or marinated onions. I use the two green sauces on everything. YUMMY. I had the shrimp in garlic sauce. It came with yucca and rice and pasta salad. I asked for the yucca vs the potatoes. This dish was wonderful. If you do NOT like garlic, do not eat this dish. My table mates loved the snapper, the wahoo, the pork special and the grilled chicken. This is a very garlic inspired menu so be forewarned. It is healthy and wonderful. The bill was 100.00 USD with 10% service added for 7. Of course I tipped another 10% for great service. I highly recommend El Fagon. Directions from Lisa Gas on Kaya Industria. Continue past Lisa Gas on KI to the end. Take a right and El Fagon is on the right. Ann Phelan www.bonairecaribbean.com > ... a local Columbian restaurant Where they offer Colombian cuisine. > <n...@hotmail.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Where they offer Colombian cuisine. Yes, it's owned by Locals that serve Columbian fare..what's wrong?? >> > ... a local Columbian restaurant >> >> Where they offer Colombian cuisine. > > Yes, it's owned by Locals that serve Columbian fare..what's wrong?? Colombian cuisine offers tastes from the country of Colombia. Columbian cuisine offers taste treats from north-central Maryland, central Missouri, or South Carolina. It would be nice to know which area of the States they selected for food offerings at your dive destination. >>> > ... a local Columbian restaurant >>> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > or South Carolina. It would be nice to know which area of the States they > selected for food offerings at your dive destination. Whatta dick. On Apr 4, 5:48 pm, "Douglas W \"Popeye\" Frederick" <Pop...@finalprotectivefire.com> wrote: > > <n...@hotmail.com> wrote in message > >news:1175699221.596527.81710@e65g2000hsc.googlegroups.com... [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Whatta dick. Odd indeed... > On Apr 4, 5:48 pm, "Douglas W \"Popeye\" Frederick" > <Pop...@finalprotectivefire.com> wrote: [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Odd indeed... Indeed, indeed, usually it's Mr. Dick. Any word yet on what kind of food they were serving? > <n...@hotmail.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > Indeed, indeed, usually it's Mr. Dick. Any word yet on what kind of food > they were serving? I did a review...read it please to know what kind of food...It is owned by locals on Bonaire who are from Columbia, SA. Over and out... > I did a review...read it please to know what kind of food...It is > owned by locals on Bonaire who are from Columbia, SA. Over and out... You're review was sub-par due to gross spelling errors and lack of meaningful clarification. (I know that from reading your remarks and following the thread.) There is no country with the name Columbia in South America, dumb speller! Hint: those locals in Bonaire might be from Colombia; but, if they are locals, they are probably from Bonaire. Just my $0.02 - have a great weekend. :-)) PS Sorry about the dumb speller remark. You're in good company when you can't spell Colombia, South America, correctly. >> I did a review...read it please to know what kind of food...It is >> owned by locals on Bonaire who are from Columbia, SA. Over and out... [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > remark. You're in good company when you can't spell Colombia, South > America, correctly. What a dick. >> Indeed, indeed, usually it's Mr. Dick. Any word yet on what kind of >> food they were serving? > > I did a review...read it please to know what kind of food...It is > owned by locals on Bonaire who are from Columbia, SA. Over and out... I agree with Ben. Your review is substandard and full of contradictions. Besides the fact that you seem to have an opinion on just about everything and it's usually wrong. And you're a lousy travel agent. > >> Indeed, indeed, usually it's Mr. Dick. Any word yet on what kind of > >> food they were serving? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Besides the fact that you seem to have an opinion on just about everything > and it's usually wrong. And you're a lousy travel agent. Even worse indictment. . . I believe she's not a diver!! Ergo, her posts here are about marketing her business and not about restaurant reviews. > "n...@hotmail.com" <n...@hotmail.com> wrote innews:1175884917.337055.264160@w1g2000hsg.googlegroups.com: > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Besides the fact that you seem to have an opinion on just about everything > and it's usually wrong. And you're a lousy travel agent. Have you ever been a client of mine Sir? If so kindly email me to reference my poor services. Next time you are in Bonaire, find your own places to eat. Sorry this post was so stressful for some of you..eat in some pricey boring hotel for all I care. Ann www.bonairecaribbean.com |
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