MIRABUENO previously said:


i would have to say that your best chance at landing a decent barbershop would be humboldt park. i went to a barbershop se llama luquillo barbershop which is in a predominent puerto rican area and the guy that hooked me up did a great job. can't speak for the barbers in all though.

xwill7 previously said:


that area has alot of dominicans

MIRABUENO previously said:


yes but with puerto rican buisneses.

curlyugo previously said:

The thing with Dominicans in Chicago is that unlike New york they are not soley concentrated in one area. I have lived in the suburbs of Chicago and have met only a few handful of domincans and of course the only time I see a huge concentration of them is at "El Sitio", which I have only been there once. Dominicans in Chicago are all over the chicago neighborhoods and even in the suburbs. I remember we use to have the dominican festival years ago; I wonder if they still host them?Does anyone know if they still have a dominican festival in Chicago??

eddiearkadian previously said:

Don't forget Tropical Taste. I like El Sitio a lot but prefer the more family atmosphere at Tropical Taste sometimes. Makes me feel like I'm in a house lol and the food is a bit better, fresher. When I want a close alternative to Haitian food and my moms not cooking I often go down to Tropical Taste. Also the Dominican rest. make stuff Haitians don't cook often like rabo and its practically the same just a little diff, like much of our food can be at times. Anyways people are real nice at both places.

There's another one I just found called Thamara on Kimbal and Palmer. Pretty decent but kind of confusing, odd menu. its like a regular fast food place gyros, fries, burgers etc, part jibaritos, and a random Dominican menu on the side. The guy I'm guessing is the owner is the same guy from Punta Cana awhile back.