How easy is it to get involved with the Dominican/Latin/Islander culture in Providence?

[sandsonik]

Originally Posted by ormari

It's not always the case, no. For instance, at the restaurant I mentioned above, La Arepa in Pawtucket, the owner speaks great English but sometimes the staff on hand do not.
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Yumm.... I think I just decided where I'm going to dinner tonight. I tend to forget all about Arepa since I moved from Cumberland and have no reason to drive by it anymore.

[mp775]

Mi Tierra in downtown Pawtucket is also very good (and much cheaper than La Arepa), but I've had to use other customers as interpreters on occasion .

[ormari]

Originally Posted by sandsonik

Yumm.... I think I just decided where I'm going to dinner tonight. I tend to forget all about Arepa since I moved from Cumberland and have no reason to drive by it anymore.

It's been a little while for me but they are calling to me often.

Originally Posted by mp775

Mi Tierra in downtown Pawtucket is also very good (and much cheaper than La Arepa), but I've had to use other customers as interpreters on occasion .

Thanks for the tip. Is it Venezuelan like La Arepa, or something else?

[mp775]

It's Colombian.