El Sartén

El Sartén Review

The crowd here covers all classes of Dominicans, from the poorer Zone residents and the old men playing dominoes on the plastic tables on up to a wealthy and well-dressed group stopping by after an art opening. It's as funky and real a slice of life as it was before the neighborhood became so gentrified. When the traditional dancing begins, you will see all ages moving to the Cuban beat, with some of the oldsters seriously proficient in their merengue moves.