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AsiaExpatsFriends!!! Categories Australia and New Zealand Caribbean Central America Diaspora Eastern Africa Eastern Asia Eastern Europe France Global Expat Links Melanesia Micronesia Middle Africa Northern Africa Northern America Northern Europe Polynesia South America South-Central Asia Southeast Asia Southern Africa Southern Europe Western Africa Western Asia Western Europe Refer D'Bocas Restaurant to a friend! If you have a friend that you would like to recommend this page to, or if you just want to send yourself a reminder, here is the easy way to do it! Simply fill in the e-mail address of the person(s) you wish to tell about D'Bocas Restaurant, your name and e-mail address (so they do not think it is spam and can reply to you directly with gracious thanks), and click the SEND button. If you want to, you can also enter a message that will be included on the e-mail. After sending the e-mail, you will be transported back to the page you recommended! Resource title: D'Bocas Restaurant Resource URL: http://www.expatwebdirectory.com/d-bocas-restaurant.html Description: The Bocas is the name of a well known fishing area off the north east coast of Trinidad where a large amount of King fish (the most popular fish eaten here) are caught. When we first started out (over 15 years ago), we concentrated on seafood, primerally fish, hence our chosen name for the restaurant, D'Bocas. Our location and cusine has also changed over the years. The first D'Bocas restaurant was in St James and was basically conceptualised as a type of fast food "fish & chips" shop designed to give people a fish alternative to all the Foreign franchised chicken and chips restaurants that were flooding the country at that time. From St. James we moved into two of the most popular shopping malls downtown in an attempt to improve our market share. As this improved we decided that catering would be a natural step to increasing our business but since this was vertually restricted in the malls, we again moved the business to 105 Queen Street where we added a full bar and developed our catering skills. Realising that this Queen steet location was also restrictive in terms of size and location, we moved to 15 Chacon Street, a much bigger location to better serve and satisfy our customers. Name E-mail You Friend 1 Friend 2 Friend 3 Friend 4 Friend 5 Your message: International Property for Sale and Rent Expat Web Directory (C) 2005 Powered By K-Links Directory