de Santos

Frommer's Review

After it opened a few years ago, de Santos quickly became the hot spot in town for late-night dining and bar action. Unfortunately, the food doesn't live up to the atmosphere and music, but it's still a worthwhile place to go, if the scene is as important in a dining experience as the substance. The menu is Mediterranean-inspired; best bets include lightly breaded calamari, paella Valenciana, and thin-crust pizza. The cool, refined interior feels more urban than resort, and it boasts the most sophisticated sound system in town -- including a DJ who spins to match the mood of the crowd. It probably helps that one of the partners is also a member of the wildly popular Latin group Maná. There's an open-air terrace dining in the back. Prices are extremely reasonable for the quality and overall experience of an evening here. Be sure to stay and check out the adjacent club -- still the hottest nightspot in town.

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