Sadie's Restaurant and Bar
Don't Drink the Water (DDW) Cafe 
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Cuisine |
American |
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Hours |
Mon-Fri 7am-2:30pm (Internet cafe to 4pm); Sat
7am-12:30pm |
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Location |
Pago Pago, in Pago Plaza, Around Town |
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Reservations |
Reservations not accepted |
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633-5297 |
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Prices |
Breakfast US$2.50-US$6.50 (£1.25-£3.25);
lunch US$3-US$16 (£1.50-£8) |
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Credit Cards |
MC, V |
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Frommer's Review
You can check your e-mail while having breakfast or lunch at this
friendly cafe in the Pago Plaza shopping center at the head of the
harbor. The hearty chow is all American: pancakes, omelets, burgers
(including veggie patties), grilled sandwiches, steaks, and grilled or
fried fish. The owners moved this cafe from Apia where you can't drink
the water; hence its name. Everything is cooked to order, so don't be
in a hurry here.
Note: This information was accurate when it
was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm
all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
Read more:
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/americansamoa/D54324.html#ixzz0LwtFul6n
Don't Drink the Water (DDW) Cafe
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Cuisine |
American |
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Hours |
Mon-Fri 7am-2:30pm (Internet cafe to 4pm); Sat
7am-12:30pm |
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Location |
Pago Pago, in Pago Plaza, Around Town |
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Reservations |
Reservations not accepted |
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Phone |
633-5297 |
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Prices |
Breakfast US$2.50-US$6.50 (£1.25-£3.25);
lunch US$3-US$16 (£1.50-£8) |
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Credit Cards |
MC, V |
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Frommer's Review
You can check your e-mail while having breakfast or lunch at this
friendly cafe in the Pago Plaza shopping center at the head of the
harbor. The hearty chow is all American: pancakes, omelets, burgers
(including veggie patties), grilled sandwiches, steaks, and grilled or
fried fish. The owners moved this cafe from Apia where you can't drink
the water; hence its name. Everything is cooked to order, so don't be
in a hurry here.
Note: This information was accurate when it
was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm
all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
Read more:
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/americansamoa/D54324.html#ixzz0LwtFul6n
Pago Pago, in Sadie Thompson Inn
Breakfast US$9-US$14 (£4.50-£7); burgers and sandwiches
US$10-US$12 (£5-£6); main courses US$12-US$42
(£6-£21)
Don't Drink the Water (DDW) Cafe
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Cuisine |
American |
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Hours |
Mon-Fri 7am-2:30pm (Internet cafe to 4pm); Sat
7am-12:30pm |
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Location |
Pago Pago, in Pago Plaza, Around Town |
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Reservations |
Reservations not accepted |
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Phone |
633-5297 |
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Prices |
Breakfast US$2.50-US$6.50 (£1.25-£3.25);
lunch US$3-US$16 (£1.50-£8) |
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Credit Cards |
MC, V |
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Frommer's Review
You can check your e-mail while having breakfast or lunch at this
friendly cafe in the Pago Plaza shopping center at the head of the
harbor. The hearty chow is all American: pancakes, omelets, burgers
(including veggie patties), grilled sandwiches, steaks, and grilled or
fried fish. The owners moved this cafe from Apia where you can't drink
the water; hence its name. Everything is cooked to order, so don't be
in a hurry here.
Note: This information was accurate when it
was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm
all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
Read more:
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/americansamoa/D54324.html#ixzz0LwtFul6n
Don't Drink the Water (DDW) Cafe
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Cuisine |
American |
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Hours |
Mon-Fri 7am-2:30pm (Internet cafe to 4pm); Sat
7am-12:30pm |
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Location |
Pago Pago, in Pago Plaza, Around Town |
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Reservations |
Reservations not accepted |
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Phone |
633-5297 |
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Prices |
Breakfast US$2.50-US$6.50 (£1.25-£3.25);
lunch US$3-US$16 (£1.50-£8) |
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Credit Cards |
MC, V |
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Frommer's Review
You can check your e-mail while having breakfast or lunch at this
friendly cafe in the Pago Plaza shopping center at the head of the
harbor. The hearty chow is all American: pancakes, omelets, burgers
(including veggie patties), grilled sandwiches, steaks, and grilled or
fried fish. The owners moved this cafe from Apia where you can't drink
the water; hence its name. Everything is cooked to order, so don't be
in a hurry here.
Note: This information was accurate when it
was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm
all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
Read more:
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/americansamoa/D54324.html#ixzz0LwtFul6n
This pleasant, American-style restaurant on the ground floor of the
Sadie Thompson Inn is the most refined and best place to dine in
American Samoa. You can get cooked or continental breakfasts; lunches
of burgers, sandwiches, salads, and a few mains such as fish and chips;
and dinners ranging from prime rib to steamed Alaska crab legs with
drawn butter. Freshest is the daily catch, served either grilled or
poached. The attractive bar next door is decorated with posters
advertising the various movies based on Somerset Maugham's "Rain."
Wednesday is fiafia night, with a buffet and Samoan dance
presentation.
Don't Drink the Water (DDW) Cafe
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Cuisine |
American |
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Hours |
Mon-Fri 7am-2:30pm (Internet cafe to 4pm); Sat
7am-12:30pm |
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Location |
Pago Pago, in Pago Plaza, Around Town |
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Reservations |
Reservations not accepted |
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Phone |
633-5297 |
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Prices |
Breakfast US$2.50-US$6.50 (£1.25-£3.25);
lunch US$3-US$16 (£1.50-£8) |
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Credit Cards |
MC, V |
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Frommer's Review
You can check your e-mail while having breakfast or lunch at this
friendly cafe in the Pago Plaza shopping center at the head of the
harbor. The hearty chow is all American: pancakes, omelets, burgers
(including veggie patties), grilled sandwiches, steaks, and grilled or
fried fish. The owners moved this cafe from Apia where you can't drink
the water; hence its name. Everything is cooked to order, so don't be
in a hurry here.
Note: This information was accurate when it
was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm
all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
Read more:
http://www.frommers.com/destinations/americansamoa/D54324.html#ixzz0LwumXOQ8
Dining in American Samoa
International cuisine, including Mongolian
barbecue and Chinese, is very popular, but only Sadie's Restaurant and
Bar is worth an extra effort.
Be sure to attend a fia fia, a luau-type meal, which usually
includes fish, roast pork, breadfruit, taro and palusami (taro
leaves baked in coconut cream )—all staples in the Samoan diet—followed
by a Samoan dance show.
Passport/Visa Requirements:
U.S. citizens need only proof of citizenship (passport preferred) if
staying fewer than 30 days. Canadians need passports. All travelers are
required to show proof of onward passage. Reconfirm travel document
requirements with your carrier before departure.
Population: 57,219.
Languages: English, Samoan..
Predominant Religions: Christian (Protestant, Roman Catholic,
Mormon)..
Time Zone: 11 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time (-11 GMT).
Daylight Saving Time is not observed.
Voltage Requirements: 110 volts.
Telephone Codes: 684, area code. American Samoa is part of
the North American telephone numbering system.;
For More Information
Tourist Offices
American Samoa Tourist Office, Executive Office Building, Second
Floor, Utulei, American Samoa. Phone 684-633-5155. Fax 684-633-4195.
http://www.amsamoa.com.
American Samoa Embassies
The U.S. Embassies represent American Samoa outside the country.
Canada: U.S. Embassy, 490 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, ON K1N 1G8.
Phone 613-238-5335. Fax 613-688-3082. http://www.usembassycanada.gov.
Tutuila, the main island of American Samoa, may not be the gourmet
capital of the South Pacific but there's no shortage of places to eat.
Aside from the usual American fast food chains, your main source of
fried, high-sodium, and high-cholesterol Samoan fast food are the
eateries around Fagatogo Market. The Waterfront
Restaurant (Monday-Saturday 0600-1700, Saturday 0600-1500),
nearby on the water side of Fagatogo Square, is fast food heaven, with
nachos, fried chicken, fish and chips, hamburgers, ice cream, and
coffee. About the best little fast food place with point and shoot
ordering is Xin Hua across
from the telephone building in Fagatogo. Judy, the owner, runs a nice
operation and at US$3.45 she has absolutely the best shrimp plate in
town. One of the only places in Fagatogo to get a coffee on Sunday
morning is the gas station diagonally opposite the Sadie Thompson Inn.
It also sells huge ice cream cones.
Tutuila's top place to eat is Sadie's
Restaurant (daily 0600-1400/1800-2200), below the Sadie Thompson
Inn just west of the market. Dinner will set you back a lot farther
than lunch. Sook's Sushi
(Monday-Saturday 0930-2130), opposite the Sadie Thompson Inn,
specializes in Japanese and Korean dishes like spicy fish soup (US$11)
and sashimi (US$16). Evie's Cantina
(Tuesday-Friday 1100-1400/1730-2200, Saturday and Sunday 1730-2100), at
the Motu O Fiafiaga Motel in Pago Pago village, dishes out some of the
tastiest Mexican food in the South Pacific, plus karaoke nightly and a
feature film with Sunday dinner. Avoid Evie's if you're a non-smoker. Don't Drink The Water (weekdays
0630-1500, Saturday 0700-1230), at Pago Plaza, is a friendly internet
cafe serving breakfast for under US$5 and lunch for around US$7. Check
out the sinfully rich deserts.
Away from the harbor area, there are several places along the highway
at Nuuuli. Sunny's Chinese Restaurant
(Monday-Saturday 1000-2200, Sunday 1000-1400 and 1700-2200) is east of
the turnoff to the airport in Nu'uuli. Chinese dishes cost $7-8 while
the seafood is $11-13. Hong Kong House
(Monday-Saturday 1000-2200, Sunday 1600-2100), east of Sunny's, is
nicely decorated and the menu is impressive. Rubbles Tavern
(Monday-Saturday1030-2300), at Nu'uuli next to Transpac, is an
air-conditioned Samoan-American sports bar. Steaks, burgers, wings, and
nachos are on the medium-priced menu. Weekdays from 1600-1800 is happy
hour and Sundays from 1100-1400 there's a Samoan buffet at US$15. Your
best bet for breakfast is Mrs. Paul's
Island Delites (weekdays 0700-1400, Saturday 0700-1200), a small
family restaurant in Nu'uuli almost opposite Tropik-Traders. For
breakfast there's steak and eggs (US$8), omelettes (US$5), and hotcakes
(US$4), while lunch is fried or curry chicken (US$6), burgers (US$4-5),
chop suey (US$2 a scoup), and other local favorites.
Mom's Place (Monday-Wednesday
0600-1800, Thursday and Friday 0600-2000, Saturday 0600-1400), at the
Tafuna Industrial Park, is easily the best breakfast place on the
island (under US$5). Lunch and dinner of burgers, fish and chips,
noodles, and sandwiches are generally under US$7.
The Deluxe Café
(Monday-Saturday 0700-1400, Sunday 0900-1400), in Ottoville next to
Cost-U-Less and only a five-minute walk from the Tradewinds Hotel, is a
typical American-style diner serving a good breakfast for US$8. Their
generous lunches are medium priced at US$7-13. The locals call it the
"Samoan Denny's." The Equator
Restaurant (daily 0630-1030/1130-1530/1730-2100) at the
Tradewinds Hotel has a fiafia buffet and show on Friday nights. There's
also the Goat Island Café
at Sadie's by the Sea, the old Rainmaker Hotel at Ululei.
Most places provide the standard "bottomless" cup of coffee dear to
American hearts. The “Special Export Lager” variety of Vailima beer
sold in American Samoa has an alcohol content of 6.7 percent by volume.
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