- Thread starter jaguarbob
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Popeyes chicken
Saw a bunch of Popeyes shirts at Sambil. So I decided to ask. They open next month in the food court.
Odd. But worth a trip in a couple of months once the madness dies down.
I would’ve thought the colonial zone was the ideal place. Foreigners and most of the black Americans live there.
I'm guessing Sambil is a lot cheaper than Agora, and they will probably be too expensive for the Megacentro crowd.
I like that, the "Megacentro" crowd... Very true. However I think we'd all be surprised the lengths some will go for fried chicken.
Curious, since when did the Zona Colonial become a residential hub for black Americans? Is there a source for these data?
I ask the same thing. Speaking from experience, nearly all those I know live in La Zona.
They will.
They're revamping the old BK location at Winston Churchill Ave to add a Popeyes in Downtown SDQ.
At the block of Jose Brea and Polibio Diaz.
Remember, it's from the Corripio family (BK, Krispy, Papa Johns) and they're betting in high traffic affluent locations.
Source:
Yes. Of hours ago this late afternoon. People had days commenting this on Instagram and Twitter.
The Dominicans love this stuff, it makes them feel American 🤣. National pride, mangu and smelly wet cheese are only valid until a Popeyes or Outback pops up
The "Dominicans in Santo Domingo" been posting every single thing about this. The sign just been placed and now it's "a thing". Just check the comments on Twitter:
That's Acropolis Center in the background. It's the Burger King next to Krispy Kreme.
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