Oistins Fish Fry Market is the perfect place to start your foodie journey. Authentic dishes like fried fish, macaroni pie, and cou cou can be found here. Live music and a bustling atmosphere make this a great spot for a laid-back evening.
Cuz's Fish Shack is a local favorite for fresh seafood. The fish cutter sandwich is a must-try, filled with crispy fried fish, lettuce, tomato, and tartar sauce. Enjoy your meal with a cold Banks beer and ocean views.
Cutters Deli is known for their Bajan-style sandwiches made with fresh ingredients. Try the famous flying fish sandwich, with marinated onions and homemade hot sauce. Don't miss the rum punch, made with Barbadian rum and fresh fruit juices.
Brown Sugar Restaurant offers an upscale dining experience, with a buffet of traditional Bajan cuisine. Standout dishes include the coconut shrimp, flying fish, and pepperpot stew. The historic setting and beautiful gardens add to the ambiance.
Just Grillin' delivers authentic Caribbean flavors in a casual setting. Grilled seafood and meats are the specialties here, alongside sides like sweet potato mash and spicy plantains. End your meal with a slice of rum cake.
Chilly Moo's serves up homemade ice cream with Bajan flavors like guava, coconut, and soursop. The ice cream is made on-site with fresh ingredients, and the portions are generous. Grab a scoop (or two) and take in the seaside views.
If you have more time, consider taking a cooking class to learn how to make traditional Bajan dishes. For a less expensive option, pack a picnic and head to the beach for a sunset dinner. If you have less time, skip Brown Sugar Restaurant and opt for a street food walking tour.