Affogato Cafe Zona Colonial

Nice ambience and decor, free wifi and excellent coffee. I ordered an Americano with milk on the side and was charged for a large Cappucino instead. The coffee itself was strong and flavorful However, I wasn't quite as impressed with the food and speed of service. I ordered Crepe Niza, a crepe stuffed with eggs scrambled with onions and tomatoes. It took about half an hour to arrive and was somewhat disappointing. The crepe itself was thin, but soggy. The filling was fairly bland, no hint of any herbs or spices, nor any salt or pepper. Onions had not been sauteed to bring out the flavor... The whole thing was covered with a generous helping of tasteless white cheese as well. I had to sprinkle a liberal amount of salt and black pepper to make this dish palatable for me. It's a fairly pricey restaurant by Dominican standards (around $10 USD for coffee and crepe) and I expected better from the kitchen.

Very nice place, the girl there is very friendly and attentive, they could use more people they take their time to serve orders but everything else on top of the line

If you’re looking for a typical American breakfast option, this is the place to go. They accept credit cards!

H i d e n g e m. absolutely tasty. update: even on uber isst! hack: if you are in caffe and cannot speak English, the menus are only in Spanish. so check their uber isst profile to see the pictures of the menu points and order them via pictures.

Beautiful surprise. friendly customer service. cozy place in a very classic corner of the zona colonial, near the Dominican secret society called la trinitaria, where duarte (the Dominican vater of the country) began an independent party in the 1838s to free the Dominican volk from the Haitian regime from 1822 to 1844. can not write about eating yet, but the