Bar & Museo del Ron Dominicano

Good place with Latin music, very authentic but it can get very busy. The DJ stays on the same genre for too long they should change every 3/4 songs but we had a good time. It gets very tight and hot so take your portable fan if you have one

Great spot for latin music and dancing. No waiting time but if you want a table get there early. It gets crowded so go with casual clothing ac is not enough for the energy there

Super fun, great atmosphere, music, and good drinks! The dance floor is always busy and packed, so be aware you have to be OK with a very crowded space. There are also separate rooms with tables where you can sit with your group. Otherwise, like us, you can sit at the bar if there is room. Definitely check it out!

This was a great place in the past. You could sit at the bar and drink a huge variety of great rums. Unfortunately this time we visited they were charging for seats. The bar was almost completely empty but they wanted (I think) $20 per person to occupy a table or a seat. We used to spend quite a bit of money here previously but sadly won't be doing that again until they make better business decisions that encourage patronage.

This place was just horrible. Do NOT waste your time here, you really will be disappointed whether you'll end up getting overcharged as a foreigner or having disrespectful waitresses staff act all high and mighty while your the one paying for their overpriced products.

Museum is free to enter. Went for just 1 drink. Waitress was amazing so was the drink. I highly recommend visiting at night and enjoying the atmosphere.

It has some relics and old artifacts for rum making in display, it is a small display but interesting. It seems to be more of a bar museum than a full museum itself. If you enjoy drinking it would be a nice place for you.

At night the museum turns into social dancing spot; however, the lackluster DJ and Audio quality do not help the experience and the quality of their cocktails is definitely poor ; the best choice would be consuming pure Rum and few of the rum-based cocktails forget about the other standard cocktails like Mojito's or Margarita's. But if you are one of those pure dancers of Salsa, Bachata and Merengue, this would be your spot for showing your skills. During the day, you will enjoy a tour with historic details about Dominican Rum and sugar cane industry in general.