Top Restaurants in Falmouth
Top Things to do in Falmouth
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Most Popular Seafood food in Falmouth, Antigua, Caribbean
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Falmouth. Falmouth is a coastal port town located in Saint Paul Parish on the island of Antigua, in Antigua and Barbuda.
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10. South Point Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By DadFlad
Cloggys was closed...at first we were disappointed...but the food was fine..the views were actually as reflected on their site..a tipafter dinner we walked the Marinas and looked at the gleaming huge y aughts..we google some of the names..some rented for 653,000.00 a week....just be nice to the guard and you can walk through
9. Pillars Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 412 reviews
When visiting Nelson's Dockyard don't miss Pillars Restaurant with its spectacular, outdoor waterfront terrace set amidst Nelson's iconic 18th century pillars and lush gardens. The stunning setting, overlooking the historic harbour, is the perfect spot to
Reviewed By 505ivanv
Fabulous seating. Friendly and fast service. Delicous food. Ahi tuna on bed of eg noodles was fantastic. The apetiser, warm mahi mahi sashimi was so delicious. Good wine list. All excellent
8. Trappas Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 562 reviews
Reviewed By Abby L
We came here early on a Friday evening with a big (14) multi-age family group. Some of us needed to eat quickly, some were in no rush, some only wanted drinks, some wanted full meals - the staff were all helpful, patient and delightful. Thank you Trappas for the perfect place before our family event the next day!
7. Boom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
It is hard to beat the elevated harbourside position of The Boom at Gunpowder House - a remodeled 18th century Gunpowder store - for a scenic dining venue. The outdoor covered dining terrace and bar are adjacent to an infinity-edged pool overlooking spect
Reviewed By 676PaulB
You have got to experience a day at Boom, the days that we went was chill out days. The staff did every thing to ensure we chilled out.Booms is not cheap but it provides value for money if you endure all its facilities!
6. Catherines Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 829 reviews
Reviewed By gatesy6555
A quiet spot with stunning views. The staff were excellent in this smart restaurant. The food was delicious and was probably the best meal that we had in our time in Antigua .
5. Incanto Restaurant & Lounge Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Restaurant and lounger bar in one of the most beautiful Antiguan's harbours. It develop on a wooden dock dividing in 2 different areas, restaurant with 45 seats lunch and dinner, lounge bar area with large sofa, big cushions where you can chill on sea sid
Reviewed By philc654
We visited twice and only wish we had time to come back again. The food, service and ambience are all outstanding. The food was fresh, uses local ingredients where appropriate and everything that everyone in our group had was simply delicious. Andrea and his team have done a great job in creating a little jewel in English Harbour, and provide superb, friendly and attentive service. Highly recommend a visit. You are amazing Phil, thanks, to be a wonderful person / customer and thanks for one of the best review ever. We really loved to have you with us two nights and we are so happy your friends liked Incanto as well :) !I’m sure we’ll meet again, meanwhile I send you a huge hug from me, my mum and all Incanto team.Arrivederci !Andrea.
4. Papa's By The Sea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By bsmedmedphd
Hubby and I ate here when we visited Antigua in March and saw a hand painted roadside advertising a Curry & Reggae Night and decided to go. We thought it was a local thing, not an upscale restaurant, until we arrived. They had a great reggae band! They had curry and non-curry options to choose from. The prices were in par with other upscale restaurants and the service was friendly. It was casual, relaxed, and very enjoyable. The lobster bisque was amazing and our favorite part of the meal. I hope you enjoy the photos I posted. *Thank you for reading my review! If it was helpful to you, please click the “thumbs-up” below. : )
3. SUN RA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Sun Ra is one of those places in life where once you go, you wonder why you didn’t try it before. From the road side the exterior is an unassuming Caribbean wooden house set in a pretty garden lit up by dancing lights in the trees. You head through the wo
Reviewed By bsmedmedphd
Hubby and I ate here when we visited Antigua in March and found it to be casual, relaxed, and enjoyable. The food was good, the views were lovely, the service was friendly, and the breeze was refreshing. Hubby said the Mahi Mahi entrée was delicious and he highly recommends it! The prices were on par with similar restaurants. I hope you enjoy the photos I posted. *Thank you for reading my review! If it was helpful to you, please click the “thumbs-up” below. : )
2. Island Fusion
Overall Ratings
5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By wouterverbraak
Traveling extensively for my work (sailing), I am always looking for good, homely food and a nice relaxed atmosphere. Sandra and her team go over and beyond to make you feel at home and relaxed.Sandra normally has a handful of her delicious dishes at the ready. As this is a small place, the better way to go however is to ask her what she has thought up for the evening and for larger groups to make a reservation.As I often stay at the Lodge accommodation, which is on the same site of the Sailing Academy, I tell Sandra at breakfast whether I am planning to eat dinner at hers that evening, and then she will keep an eye out for some nice fresh ingredients for supper - so often she has fantastic fish!Not white table cloth and exclusive, but real, warm, good food and friendly.
1. South Point Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By DadFlad
Cloggys was closed...at first we were disappointed...but the food was fine..the views were actually as reflected on their site..a tipafter dinner we walked the Marinas and looked at the gleaming huge y aughts..we google some of the names..some rented for 653,000.00 a week....just be nice to the guard and you can walk through
