Location: Kingstown
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Most Popular Caribbean food in Kingstown, St. Vincent, Caribbean
Best Caribbean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Caribbean food in Kingstown. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Caribbean restaurants near you.. Kingstown, the capital of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, is a major port city for the Caribbean island chain. The city features a series of surviving 19th century buildings, including St George's Cathedral, known for its beautiful stained glass, and the Romanesque Cathedral of the Assumption. In the wharf area, visitors can see structures built from the tile and red brick that was used as ballast on trading ships from Britain, or head up to Fort Charlotte for a stunning view of the city.
Things to do in Kingstown
10. The French Verandah Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Joanne N
What a pleasure to go out and lunch at this restaurant on a Sunday! The place was packed with local people all dressed in their finest apparel. There was a buffet on but we just felt like having pizza and ordered off the menu. The food was great as were the drinks. A great place to hang out on Sundays as there is also a band performing
9. Sunshine Restaurant & bar
Reviewed By Mrsunshineandsea
In order to have a nice lunch break first floor located 'Sunshine' is a good choice. A rather large variety of freshly prepared Vincy dishes on display. Efficient and friendly!
8. Basil's Beach Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By TootsOkotoksAlberta
We tried the hamburger- frozen not fresh and crab cakes were dry and did not have the mango chutney with it for dinner. Service was good. The bar was nice and beer was $7EC. We would go to Veejays or Flow Wine Bar instead next time. We go up to Cobblestone Inn on top for lunch or breakfast.
7. Basil's Ocean Side Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Adventurer2day
Basil is a real gentleman and his vision, and focus on educational programs for the Island's children through an annual blues festival is to be commended. The location of his bar is a grant place to watch a sunset, meet friends for a drink, or if you are new to the Island, he will make you feel at home.
6. Grand View Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By zerinac
Meet Derek, ur bartender. Awesome, funny and full of jokes. Meet Anne Marie! Gem!!!! Food is awesome, best juicy burger in the world other than my own. Pizza. Omg! Eat it there cause it's the best fresh.Ocean air, waves crashing, moonlight and we have jerk night. A night not to miss with the festival dipping sauce that I would put on everything I eat. Only on Friday nights. The pork is the best since I've never tried anything but.If in Svg please take a Friday night and experience this joint
5. Melting Pot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
We offer some of the most popular and favorites from around the world. We take pride in the quality, freshness and presentation of our food and drinks.
Reviewed By Mandlebaum
As we left our ship this restaurant was the first we saw. They were offering freee wi-fi if one purchased a drink. The wi-fi was fast and reliable which is quite unusual in the Caribbean . The owner was really nice . It's a small place and compared to other restaurants they were not liberty takersThank you for your kind words. We hope you enjoyed your visit to our island.
4. Cafe Soleil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Alana H
This place is located at the Blue Lagoon hotel and marina and is right on the seaside. You cannot get more #IslandLife than this place. The ambiance is unlike anywhere else I've been on the island, the food is delicious, the drink selection is fantastic and the staff is so pleasant. Perfect for brunch, lunch or dinner! And they have live music on Sundays at sundown which is so much fun. 10/10
3. Bush Bar svg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Visit the Bush Bar svg! The Bar At the beginning of the rainforest, Leeward side of the island, serving local organic vegetarian food and local drinks, we are 420 friendly, open from 9am to 6pm, call or just show up, Art gallery, walking meditation pathwa
Reviewed By Simone01
Zen cooks some lovely creations. But Bush Bar is more than a restaurant, its a retreat and a place to free up and enjoy the plants, flowers, herbs and open minds you will find there. There are little bamboo huts you can stay in too. Simple but clean and comfortable. So we enjoyed a couple of breakfasts and a lovely dinner during our 3 night stay at the Bush Bar!
Top 10 restaurants in Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines
2. The Cobblestone Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By SparkyTS
We stayed at the Cobblestone Inn for several nights, as it is only a 10 minute walk to the ferry station for the outer island of the Grenadines. Only hiccup are the 3 flights of stone stairs that might be challenging for people with walking problems. I made it up and down as there were sufficient rulings for support (I have some balance problems, but with rails I can go anywhere!). It is a charming and authentically Caribbean ambiance and the service was lovely. Remember, this is the Caribbean, so there is hot sauce on every table. Eggs were great, homemade bread and fruit jam typical of the area, and it somewhat âopen airâ so you lots of breezes. Donât worry, you are protected overhead from rain. Only open for breakfast and lunch (I think).
The 10 Best Things to Do in Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines
1. Veejays
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Keith P
VeeJays is a small bar/restaurant tucked away behind the main street of Kingstown. It has a large selection of refreshments and a container of ready-made rum-punch awaiting the casual visitor. We called in simply to explore some local culture and enjoyed several of the long list of interestingly-named cocktails. The staff were always in good humour, good local food (we saw) was readily and eagerly consumed by the mainly local patrons. With Kingstown being a destination for large cruise ships I am surprised that there were very few 'alien' visitors. Perhaps for many the short walk from the quayside was too far to walk, but I am sure that local taxis or residents can easily point the way - call in and enjoy the ambience!
