Barbados Restaurants
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1. Champers
$$$$ | |Chiryl Newman's snazzy seaside restaurant is in an old Bajan home just off the main road in Rockley. The cliff-top setting overlooking the eastern end...
Chiryl Newman's snazzy seaside restaurant is in an old Bajan home just off the main road in Rockley. The cliff-top setting overlooking the eastern end of Accra Beach offers daytime diners—about 75% local businesspeople—a panoramic view of the sea and a relaxing Caribbean atmosphere in the evening. The portions are hearty, and the food is well seasoned with Caribbean flavors—Bajan fried flying fish with caper dressing, West Indian chicken curry, lionfish, or herb-crusted rack of lamb. Dining out with the family? There's a kids' menu, too. Nearly all the artwork gracing the walls is by Barbadian artists and may be purchased through the on-site gallery.
Skeetes Hill, Rockley, Christ Church, Barbados246-434–3463Known For
- Upscale, consistently good Caribbean food
- Waterfront terrace or air-conditioned dining
- On-site art gallery
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2. L'Azure
$$$$ | |Perched on an oceanfront cliff overlooking Crane Beach, L'Azure is an informal breakfast and luncheon spot by day that becomes elegant after dark. Enjoy seafood...
Perched on an oceanfront cliff overlooking Crane Beach, L'Azure is an informal breakfast and luncheon spot by day that becomes elegant after dark. Enjoy seafood chowder or a light salad or sandwich while absorbing the breathtaking panoramic view of the beach and sea beyond. At dinner, candlelight and soft guitar music enhance baked snapper or char-grilled kingfish. If you're not in the mood for seafood, try the grilled strip steak, five-spice duck breast, or vegetable tandoori. Sunday is really special, with a gospel brunch at 9 or 10 am and a Bajan buffet lunch at 12:30 pm.
The Crane Resort, Crane, St. Philip, Barbados246-423–6220Known For
- Lovely setting whether day or evening
- Classy cuisine and service
- Sunday gospel brunch
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3. La Cabane
$$$$ | |The chef and his brigade whip up a Mediterranean-inspired, organic, farm to table menu at this relaxed, beachfront spot that's popular with locals and visitors....
The chef and his brigade whip up a Mediterranean-inspired, organic, farm to table menu at this relaxed, beachfront spot that's popular with locals and visitors. Mains such as roasted pork or whole fish are paired with seasonal vegetables and delicious hand-cut fries. There's also a tropically spirited and lively bar with weekly live music and intimate events. and pets are welcome, which is a rarity in Barbados. Shoes are optional.
St. James, Barbados246-256–2131Known For
- Delightful beachfront atmosphere
- Farm to table menu
- Shoes are optional
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4. Lone Star
$$$$ | |At the tiny but chic Lone Star Hotel, a short drive north of Holetown, the finest local ingredients are turned into gastronomic delights. Lunchtime brings...
At the tiny but chic Lone Star Hotel, a short drive north of Holetown, the finest local ingredients are turned into gastronomic delights. Lunchtime brings tasty salads, sandwiches, and wood-fired pizzas, served in the oceanfront bar; after sunset, the casual daytime atmosphere turns trendy. Start with open wild-mushroom and butternut-squash ravioli or crispy coconut prawns with mango chili sauce, followed by grilled yellowfin tuna with warm crab and potato salad, herb-crusted rack of lamb, saltfish and Scotch bonnet risotto, or dozens of other land, sea, and vegetarian dishes.
Hwy. 1, Mount Standfast, St. James, Barbados246-629–0599Known For
- Lovely setting overlooking the sea
- Breakfast on the boardwalk
- Sunset cocktails in the lounge
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5. Salt Cafe
$$$ | |If you're in the mood for modern comfort food, this is the place for you. Chef Simon and his team offer a wide selection of...
If you're in the mood for modern comfort food, this is the place for you. Chef Simon and his team offer a wide selection of Asian-, Southern-, and Caribbean-inspired dishes—from barracuda baos, plantain tostadas, and fried pig ears to delicious desserts such as salted caramel brownie.
Hastings Main Rd., Hastings, Christ Church, Barbados246-537–7258Known For
- Fried pig ears
- Fresh fish
- Salted-caramel brownies
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6. Sea Shed
$$$$ | |This trendy, bustling restaurant is a favorite west-coast dining spot of local professionals, families, and visitors. Mediterranean and Caribbean flavors enliven inventive thin-crust pizzas and...
This trendy, bustling restaurant is a favorite west-coast dining spot of local professionals, families, and visitors. Mediterranean and Caribbean flavors enliven inventive thin-crust pizzas and tasty salads; the dinner menu also includes fresh seafood and vegetarian selections. Dine, alfresco, or sit on the beach to eat, accompanied by live jazz music or upbeat house (depending on the night).
Mullins, St. Peter, Barbados246-572–5111Known For
- Lively, bustling atmosphere
- Casual chic dining on the beach
- Family-friendly, kids can play on the beach
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7. The Tides
$$$$ | |Perhaps the most intriguing feature of this stunning setting—besides the sound of waves crashing onto the shore just feet away—is the row of huge tree...
Perhaps the most intriguing feature of this stunning setting—besides the sound of waves crashing onto the shore just feet away—is the row of huge tree trunks growing right through the dining room. The food is equally dramatic as a contemporary twist is given to fresh seafood, fillet of beef, rack of lamb, and other top-of-the-line main courses by adding inspired sauces and delicate vegetables and garnishes. A full vegetarian menu is also available. Save room for the little sticky toffee pudding—definitely worth the calories.
Hwy. 1, Holetown, St. James, Barbados246-432–8356Known For
- Long considered one of the island's best restaurants
- Vegetarian and children's menus
- The cozy lounge and on-site art gallery
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8. The Village Bar at Lemon Arbour
$ | |Commonly known as Lemon Arbour, this is the place to be on a Saturday afternoon, as Bajans from all walks of life descend on this...
Commonly known as Lemon Arbour, this is the place to be on a Saturday afternoon, as Bajans from all walks of life descend on this family-run restaurant and bar overlooking the countryside. Try some "pudding and souse"—a local dish combining steamed sweet potato (the pudding) and pickled pork (souse)—it tastes better than it sounds! There are a variety of other dishes available as well, including fried pork, baked chicken, and macaroni pie. Plan a fun afternoon with a group of friends, but if you're on your own, you're likely to be invited to join a table of locals.
Lemon Arbour, St. John, Barbados246-433–3162Known For
- Pudding and souse, and other Bajan dishes
- Relaxed and lively atmosphere
- Great people watching (it can get quite lively)
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9. Worthing Square Food Garden
$ | |This food-truck park is a great spot to sample a wide variety of dishes for lunch or dinner. Venezuelan arepas, Italian pizzas, Jamaican jerk pork,...
This food-truck park is a great spot to sample a wide variety of dishes for lunch or dinner. Venezuelan arepas, Italian pizzas, Jamaican jerk pork, Trinidadian roti, and Bajan classics are among the many options here. There's live music on Thursday, and sometimes there are other special events as well. Though the area is shaded, it's best to go at night, when the temperature is a bit cooler and the lights add a nice atmosphere.
Worthing, Christ Church, Barbados246-832–6060Known For
- Casual atmosphere
- Affordable international and Caribbean cuisine
- Family friendly
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10. Apsara Samudra
$$$$ | |This romantic Indian and Thai restaurant has a large outdoor terrace overlooking the ocean. You can dine under the stars, or escape to one of...
This romantic Indian and Thai restaurant has a large outdoor terrace overlooking the ocean. You can dine under the stars, or escape to one of the air-conditioned rooms upstairs. The food and cocktails are delicious, although the portions are small. Head out to The Gap for a drink after dinner.
Waverely House, St. Thomas, Barbados246-420–5454Known For
- Romantic setting overlooking the sea
- Authentic North Indian and Thai dishes
- Gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options
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11. Buzo Osteria Italiana
$$$$ | |Specialties at this lively, modern, air-conditioned restaurant include fresh pasta, thin-crust pizzas, colorful salads, and decadent desserts. Enjoy an aperitif, martini, or their specialty sorrel...
Specialties at this lively, modern, air-conditioned restaurant include fresh pasta, thin-crust pizzas, colorful salads, and decadent desserts. Enjoy an aperitif, martini, or their specialty sorrel cocktail at the chic bar. This a favorite spot for lunch, family get-togethers, and date nights.
Hastings Main Rd., Worthing, Christ Church, BB15156, Barbados246-629–2896Known For
- Consistently good service
- Variety of pizza toppings
- Extensive wine list
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12. Café Luna
$$$$ | |With a sweeping view of pretty Miami (Enterprise) Beach, the alfresco dining deck on top of the Mediterranean-style Little Arches Hotel is spectacular at lunchtime...
With a sweeping view of pretty Miami (Enterprise) Beach, the alfresco dining deck on top of the Mediterranean-style Little Arches Hotel is spectacular at lunchtime and magical in the moonlight. At dinner, the expertise of executive chef and owner Mark "Moo" de Gruchy is displayed through his classic Bajan fish stew, as well as contemporary and gluten-free "Pan-Tropical" dishes.
Enterprise Beach Rd., Oistins, Christ Church, Barbados246-428–6172Known For
- Romantic cocktails and dining under the stars
- Mouthwatering dishes
- Focus on sustainable, locally produced ingredients
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13. Café Sol
$$ | |Have a hankerin' for Tex-Mex food? Enjoy nachos, tacos, burritos, empanadas, fajitas, and tostadas in this Mexican bar and grill at the western entrance to...
Have a hankerin' for Tex-Mex food? Enjoy nachos, tacos, burritos, empanadas, fajitas, and tostadas in this Mexican bar and grill at the western entrance to busy St. Lawrence Gap. Or choose a burger, honey-barbecue chicken, or flame-grilled steak from the Gringo Menu. Helpings of rice and beans, a Corona, and plenty of jalapeño peppers, guacamole, and salsa give everything a Mexican touch. Some people come just for the margaritas—15 fruity varieties rimmed with Bajan sugar instead of salt. With two happy hours every night, this place gets really busy; reservations are accepted only for parties of five or more.
St. Lawrence Gap, Dover, Christ Church, Barbados246-420–7655Known For
- Busy, boisterous, and fun
- Good service despite the crowded space
- Good, filling Mexican specialties, plus "gringo" favorites
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14. Castaways
$$$ | |Enjoy the breathtaking views overlooking St. Lawrence Bay—you may see sea turtles bobbing around in the shallow surf during the day—paired with a diverse menu...
Enjoy the breathtaking views overlooking St. Lawrence Bay—you may see sea turtles bobbing around in the shallow surf during the day—paired with a diverse menu and cocktail list. The reasonably priced menu caters to various diets and restrictions, featuring local dishes with fresh fish, as well as international dishes. Pudding and souse (a local dish) and fried "seacat" (octopus) is served for lunch on Saturday.
St. Lawrence Gap, Dover, Christ Church, Barbados246-420–7587Known For
- Perfect spot for sunset cocktails
- Early dinner locale before a night out in The Gap
- Saturday lunch
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15. Fisherman's Pub
$$ | |As local as local gets, this open-air, waterfront beach bar (a former rum shop) is built on stilts a stone's throw from the Speightstown fish...
As local as local gets, this open-air, waterfront beach bar (a former rum shop) is built on stilts a stone's throw from the Speightstown fish market. For years, fishermen and other locals have come here for the inexpensive, authentic Bajan lunch buffet. Soak up the atmosphere and fill your plate with fried flying fish, stewed chicken or pork, curried goat or lamb, pepperpot, macaroni pie, fried plantain, peas and rice, sweet potatoes, cou-cou, and crisp green salad. Eat inside or on the deck. And on Wednesday night, you can also dance—or simply listen—to catchy steel pan or calypso music. (Whether dinner is served varies from season to season, so call ahead.)
Queen's St., Speightstown, St. Peter, Barbados246-422–2703Known For
- Truly local food in a truly local (family-owned) environment
- Fill up for a few bucks
- Right on the waterfront
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16. Just Grillin'
$$ | |Locals and visitors alike gather at this no-frills, fast-casual restaurant for affordable, relatively healthy, and delicious local food. Simple dishes like grilled catch of the...
Locals and visitors alike gather at this no-frills, fast-casual restaurant for affordable, relatively healthy, and delicious local food. Simple dishes like grilled catch of the day and grilled steak deliver the goods, but the barbecued ribs, jerk chicken, and Caesar salad are excellent. There is a second location in Holetown.
Quayside Centre, Rockley, Christ Church, Barbados246-435–6469Known For
- Affordable meals for the whole family
- Good portions
- Another location in Holetown
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17. Mimosas Trattoria and Bar
$$ | |Tucked away in the heart of St. Lawrence Gap, this waterfront restaurant is great for families with small children and has indoor and outdoor dining...
Tucked away in the heart of St. Lawrence Gap, this waterfront restaurant is great for families with small children and has indoor and outdoor dining and play areas. The food is casual---think pizza, pasta, vegetarian choices, and of course, mimosas.
St. Lawrence Gap, Oistins, Christ Church, BarbadosKnown For
- The best mimosas around
- Generous portions
- Colorful vibes
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18. Primo Bar & Bistro
$$$$ | |Renovated in 2020, this sleek, open-plan, Mediterranean bistro offers waterfront dining at its best. Book ahead for a table with a view—and plan to arrive...
Renovated in 2020, this sleek, open-plan, Mediterranean bistro offers waterfront dining at its best. Book ahead for a table with a view—and plan to arrive in time for cocktails at sundown, which generally occurs at about 6 pm.
St. Lawrence Gap, Dover, Christ Church, Barbados246-573–7777Known For
- Waterside location
- Open-air dining
- Cocktail hours with great sunsets
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19. Shaker’s Bar & Grill
$$ | |Locals and visitors alike gather at this no-frills hangout for drinks—perhaps a Banks beer or two, a margarita, a pitcher of sangria, or whatever wets...
Locals and visitors alike gather at this no-frills hangout for drinks—perhaps a Banks beer or two, a margarita, a pitcher of sangria, or whatever wets their whistle—and delicious local food. Simple dishes like beer-battered flying fish, grilled catch of the day, barbecued chicken, grilled steak, or a solid cheeseburger deliver the goods, but the barbecued ribs are the main event. All main dishes include crisp green salad, coleslaw, and either grilled or french-fried potatoes. It's a colorful, convivial place, full of laughter and chatter—partly because the tables are so close together and partly because of the rum shop atmosphere. Arrive early or make a reservation if you want an outside table, as it fills up quickly; and be prepared to pay in cash.
Browne’s Gap, Rockley, Christ Church, Barbados246-228–8855Known For
- Finger-lickin’ barbecued ribs
- Small, busy, convivial “rum shop” on a quiet side street
- Cash only
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20. Surfers Cafe
$ | |The food at Surfer's Cafe is hearty, traditional, and Bajan---think homemade Bajan fish cakes, buljol (chopped salted cod, tomatoes, and chilies), or flying fish---with good-sized...
The food at Surfer's Cafe is hearty, traditional, and Bajan---think homemade Bajan fish cakes, buljol (chopped salted cod, tomatoes, and chilies), or flying fish---with good-sized portions. The decor is rustic and the views are amazing; if you're lucky enough to be seated at the large table outside, you will feel as if you are on board an old-fashioned pirate ship. At night the mood is ambient with live music most evenings. Service can be a little slow and the Wi-Fi patchy but if you're looking for a place to eat and relax, this is the place to go in Oistins.
Main Rd., Oistins, Christ Church, Barbados246-435--5996Known For
- Beachside dining
- Amazing views and laidback vibe
- Opens at 8 am for breakfast and food is served until 10 pm
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