Guidebook for Mullins

Food Scene

111 Beach Club

The best coffee on the island.........Ocean front beach bar and paddle board center located on the West Coast of Barbados

11 locals recommend

111 Beach Club

11 locals recommend

The best coffee on the island.........Ocean front beach bar and paddle board center located on the West Coast of Barbados

Cariba

find this lovely, tucked away restaurant at St James called Cariba. It’s like visiting a friend’s house, homely and humble , and the chef Glen trained at Sandy Lane and cooks an amazing shrimp curry. Set in a former chattel house, and off from the main highway coast road in St. James its a well kept secret place with fabulous Caribbean fare with Asian flavours and good value for the island prices; the "cosy" lime-green-filled space – which features a fully enclosed veranda means you have some interaction with the chef

7 locals recommend

Cariba

7 locals recommend

find this lovely, tucked away restaurant at St James called Cariba. It’s like visiting a friend’s house, homely and humble , and the chef Glen trained at Sandy Lane and cooks an amazing shrimp curry. Set in a former chattel house, and off from the main highway coast road in St. James its a well kept secret place with fabulous Caribbean fare with Asian flavours and good value for the island prices; the "cosy" lime-green-filled space – which features a fully enclosed veranda means you have some interaction with the chef

Cuzz's Fish Stand

Popular amongst local divers looking for a place to re-energise after a morning spent in the sea, Cuz’s Fish Shack in Bridgetown is an excellent choice for lunch. This low-cost casual shack stands out from the crowd thanks to its bright colours and fish sandwiches which are said to be the best in Barbados. For a very reasonable price you can enjoy a freshly prepared piece of fried fish, topped with crispy salad, a fried egg and smooth cheese, all tucked into a fluffy white bun.

24 locals recommend

Cuzz's Fish Stand

24 locals recommend

Popular amongst local divers looking for a place to re-energise after a morning spent in the sea, Cuz’s Fish Shack in Bridgetown is an excellent choice for lunch. This low-cost casual shack stands out from the crowd thanks to its bright colours and fish sandwiches which are said to be the best in Barbados. For a very reasonable price you can enjoy a freshly prepared piece of fried fish, topped with crispy salad, a fried egg and smooth cheese, all tucked into a fluffy white bun.

Brown Sugar Restaurant

Travel south from Bridgetown and you’ll find yourself face-to-face with Brown Sugar, a restaurant which is famous for its decadent all-you-can-eat planter’s buffet lunch. This four-course unlimited meal is a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach, with an incredible selection of Bajan dishes presented elaborately on a table for diners to enjoy. The perfect fusion of casual and elegant dining, Brown Sugar is decorated in a fitting tropical theme, with fern-filled patios, exotic flora, cascading waterfa

15 locals recommend

Brown Sugar Restaurant

Bay Street

15 locals recommend

Travel south from Bridgetown and you’ll find yourself face-to-face with Brown Sugar, a restaurant which is famous for its decadent all-you-can-eat planter’s buffet lunch. This four-course unlimited meal is a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach, with an incredible selection of Bajan dishes presented elaborately on a table for diners to enjoy. The perfect fusion of casual and elegant dining, Brown Sugar is decorated in a fitting tropical theme, with fern-filled patios, exotic flora, cascading waterfa

The Cliff

As the name suggests, The Cliff is found perched on top of a small cliff overlooking the shimmering Caribbean waters, with each candlelit table awarding diners with stunning sea views. Situated in a quiet area of St James, this restaurant is quite expensive, but it’s worth splashing out for a special occasion or an ultra-romantic evening. Due to the immense popularity and sparkling reputation of The Cliff, reservations days or even weeks in advance are highly recommended.

73 locals recommend

The Cliff

73 locals recommend

As the name suggests, The Cliff is found perched on top of a small cliff overlooking the shimmering Caribbean waters, with each candlelit table awarding diners with stunning sea views. Situated in a quiet area of St James, this restaurant is quite expensive, but it’s worth splashing out for a special occasion or an ultra-romantic evening. Due to the immense popularity and sparkling reputation of The Cliff, reservations days or even weeks in advance are highly recommended.

Nishi Restaurant

The award-winning Nishi Bistro & Sushi Restaurant in Holetown offers diners an exquisite fusion of Asian and Caribbean cuisine.

45 locals recommend

Nishi Restaurant

Second Street

45 locals recommend

The award-winning Nishi Bistro & Sushi Restaurant in Holetown offers diners an exquisite fusion of Asian and Caribbean cuisine.

Daphne's

Daphne’s is one of Barbados’ most highly acclaimed restaurants, situated on the West Coast in Payne’s Bay. Here diners can enjoy a mixture of island seafood and classic Italian dishes, each of which as a contemporary touch bringing it straight into the 21st century, all in sophisticated surroundings overlooking the glistening ocean.

27 locals recommend

Daphne's

27 locals recommend

Daphne’s is one of Barbados’ most highly acclaimed restaurants, situated on the West Coast in Payne’s Bay. Here diners can enjoy a mixture of island seafood and classic Italian dishes, each of which as a contemporary touch bringing it straight into the 21st century, all in sophisticated surroundings overlooking the glistening ocean.

The Tides Restaurant | Barbados

Regarded by many as one of the best fine dining restaurants in Barbados, Tides Restaurant is located at the water’s edge in a prestigious coastal area of Holetown. There are four different dining areas to choose from, each with its own ambience and character. The tree house is an outdoor dining area ideal for casual meals, whereas the red tile section is also open, but it imbues a more sophisticated atmosphere and features fantastic sea views. The garden gazebo is the most popular dining area, where you can enjoy your meal surrounded by lush flora, as well as fantastic ocean vistas.

112 locals recommend

The Tides Restaurant | Barbados

112 locals recommend

Regarded by many as one of the best fine dining restaurants in Barbados, Tides Restaurant is located at the water’s edge in a prestigious coastal area of Holetown. There are four different dining areas to choose from, each with its own ambience and character. The tree house is an outdoor dining area ideal for casual meals, whereas the red tile section is also open, but it imbues a more sophisticated atmosphere and features fantastic sea views. The garden gazebo is the most popular dining area, where you can enjoy your meal surrounded by lush flora, as well as fantastic ocean vistas.

Cin Cin By The Sea

The perfect choice for dining on the island. Very modern, vibrant and a cool hangout for locals. If you're feeling a little too uncomfortable to be seen in a nightclub, it's absolutely perfect. It offers that hip environment, but with a more chilled vibe.

47 locals recommend

Cin Cin By The Sea

Prospect Road

47 locals recommend

The perfect choice for dining on the island. Very modern, vibrant and a cool hangout for locals. If you're feeling a little too uncomfortable to be seen in a nightclub, it's absolutely perfect. It offers that hip environment, but with a more chilled vibe.

Primo

Established since 1972,the former Pisces Restaurant boasts a privileged oceanfront location in a bustling area of St Lawrence Gap. Popular with locals and tourists alike, this eatery is known for its friendly service and charming ambience which should not be missed. The establishment itself is decorated with tropical indoor gardens which, when combined with the authentic flavours of the food, creates a real sense of Barbados.

26 locals recommend

Primo

Saint Lawrence Gap

26 locals recommend

Established since 1972,the former Pisces Restaurant boasts a privileged oceanfront location in a bustling area of St Lawrence Gap. Popular with locals and tourists alike, this eatery is known for its friendly service and charming ambience which should not be missed. The establishment itself is decorated with tropical indoor gardens which, when combined with the authentic flavours of the food, creates a real sense of Barbados.

Beachone

Formerly known as Waterside The recently-opened Beach One combines all the right ingredients needed to become a favourite amongst discerning diners – an unbeatable location, outstanding food and excellent service. Found along the seafront in the vibrant St Lawrence Gap, this restaurant is home to a multi award-winning head chef who is supported by a dedicated team. The chef and his team work closely together to create the elegant fusion of flavours in each and every dish that Waterside was known

Beachone

Saint Lawrence Gap

Formerly known as Waterside The recently-opened Beach One combines all the right ingredients needed to become a favourite amongst discerning diners – an unbeatable location, outstanding food and excellent service. Found along the seafront in the vibrant St Lawrence Gap, this restaurant is home to a multi award-winning head chef who is supported by a dedicated team. The chef and his team work closely together to create the elegant fusion of flavours in each and every dish that Waterside was known

Little Good Harbour

Luxury places to eat in Barbados rarely come with the rustic, down-to-earth charm you find at Little Good Harbour, but the owners, Andrew and Patricia, have somehow managed to accompany boutique style with a welcome as warm as the weather. Once a 17th-century fort (known, somewhat underwhelming, as Fort Rupert), the hotel's main building is home to the Fish Pot, a restaurant that has been making waves across the international gastro-scene, thanks to its wonderful way with seafood. From its private wooden terrace on the beach, you can still see traditional boatbuilders working on their vessels in the shadow of the palm trees.

Little Good Harbour

Luxury places to eat in Barbados rarely come with the rustic, down-to-earth charm you find at Little Good Harbour, but the owners, Andrew and Patricia, have somehow managed to accompany boutique style with a welcome as warm as the weather. Once a 17th-century fort (known, somewhat underwhelming, as Fort Rupert), the hotel's main building is home to the Fish Pot, a restaurant that has been making waves across the international gastro-scene, thanks to its wonderful way with seafood. From its private wooden terrace on the beach, you can still see traditional boatbuilders working on their vessels in the shadow of the palm trees.

Lone Star Restaurant & Hotel

This boutique Bajan beach hotel's past incarnation, a 1950s garage, informs its modern-day aesthetic in a big way: rooms named after cars, retro furnishings, staff clad in boiler suits - all coloured in the hotel's smart signature white and blue. Once the main garage, the restaurant is now a permanently buzzing Barbados institution. Lined with gilt mirrors and touched with retro flashes, with rows of cool white ceiling fans, it serves skilful cuisine with a Caribbean twang. Part of the Lone Star restaurant, the bar is a mirror-lined mahogany countertop, frequently propped up by champagne-sipping pre-prandial A-listers

70 locals recommend

Lone Star Restaurant & Hotel

70 locals recommend

This boutique Bajan beach hotel's past incarnation, a 1950s garage, informs its modern-day aesthetic in a big way: rooms named after cars, retro furnishings, staff clad in boiler suits - all coloured in the hotel's smart signature white and blue. Once the main garage, the restaurant is now a permanently buzzing Barbados institution. Lined with gilt mirrors and touched with retro flashes, with rows of cool white ceiling fans, it serves skilful cuisine with a Caribbean twang. Part of the Lone Star restaurant, the bar is a mirror-lined mahogany countertop, frequently propped up by champagne-sipping pre-prandial A-listers

Lobster Alive

Art Taylor, the owner of Lobster Alive, has a small single engine Cherokee aircraft which he flies to the holding tank on Bequia Island. He returns to Barbados with the lobsters dry, just in time, to thier big distribution tank at the restaurant. In season the tank often has 2000 to 3000 pounds of Live Lobster in it – quite a sight to see! The restaurant initially began as a wholesale distributor for the island’s hotels and restaurants. Cooked takeaway service was added; along with a friendly free beer while you wait. Shortly after that the health inspector demanded we go the whole way or “wholesale only”.

15 locals recommend

Lobster Alive

Bay Street

15 locals recommend

Art Taylor, the owner of Lobster Alive, has a small single engine Cherokee aircraft which he flies to the holding tank on Bequia Island. He returns to Barbados with the lobsters dry, just in time, to thier big distribution tank at the restaurant. In season the tank often has 2000 to 3000 pounds of Live Lobster in it – quite a sight to see! The restaurant initially began as a wholesale distributor for the island’s hotels and restaurants. Cooked takeaway service was added; along with a friendly free beer while you wait. Shortly after that the health inspector demanded we go the whole way or “wholesale only”.