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Saint James Parish, Caribbean Food Guide: 10 Caribbean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Holetown
Reviews on Caribbean food in Holetown, Saint James Parish, Caribbean. Holetown (UN/LOCODE: BB HLT), is a small town located in the Caribbean island nation of Barbados. Holetown is located in the parish of Saint James on the sheltered west coast of the island.
Things to do in Holetown
10. just grillin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1556 reviews
Reviewed By Justintforfun
This place serves the best fish sandwich on island and is unfortunately underrated. The food is the best value and is not your typical fast food, itâs all made point of order and grilled. This is an unpretentious place to have a good meal at a reasonable price. Itâs been around for many years, testimony to its solid reputation
9. Bajan Blue at Sandy Lane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 366 reviews
The atmospheric Bajan Blue restaurant is perfect for relaxed beachside dining. Located on the Lower Terrace, this informal restaurant offers all day dining and a mélange of European, Caribbean and Asian influenced cuisine. The elaborate Sunday Brunch is a
Reviewed By huzzmundo
Went for breakfast to celebrate my Mums birthday - was not staying at the hotel however the service and staff were absolutely brilliant. We had such a lovely time and enjoyed ourselves. The views were absolutely beautiful and the setting.The selection was nice and enjoyed the different dishes. As it was my Mums birthday they gave a cake and made it a special occasion.Would highly recommend and would visit again. Was pricey but as a special one off treat - we enjoyed it.
8. Zaccios
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1793 reviews
Reviewed By sjf1903
We always meant to return to this restaurant as we really enjoyed it. The location and vibe was great as were the jolly staff. Then of course there's the location... we were sat more or less right over the beach with the tide coming in. Another big plus is it's probably the most reasonably priced restaurant that we visited and it was great value for money.
7. SeaCat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 598 reviews
Local style wooden chattel house with large covered back deck with seating capacity for 60 and parking at back.
Reviewed By robhare
Belying its slightly unprepossessing exterior, everything about SeaCat was great, from the friendly welcome to the lovely (and remarkably cool and comfortable) restaurant area and the fantastic food. My mahi was to die for - I nearly ordered a second one for dessert . Snapper and prawns equally raved about by the family. Reasonable-ish pricing (for Barbados at least!) and a welcome relief from the formality and stuffiness of some other âtop endâ establishments on the island.Looking forward to returning ASAP.Thank you for your rave review!! We look forward to your return!!
6. The Mews
Overall Ratings
4 based on 500 reviews
Located on trendy 2nd Street in Holetown, Barbados, The Mews is known as the first and only restaurant to offer Farm to Table, Barbadian Fine Dining using fresh ingredients and produce from local farmers and suppliers. The restaurant is situated within a
Reviewed By CSNRWhite
We went to The Mews for date night. Itâs a nice restaurant with a great ambience and excellent service. However, the food was mediocre in comparison to the price. My husband thought his dish was ok. Mine was overcooked and a small portion size.
5. Cafe Bar Carizma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 952 reviews
A Charismatic Cafe Bar in the centre of Chattel Village Hoeltown. Open for Breakfast , Lunch 6 days a week and Authentic Spanish Tapas on Tuesday and Thursday, in winter and Thursday's in summer with live music . Great ambience , food and wine. We have ag
Reviewed By Nidgehammer
Another recommendation, we visited on a Tuesday night when they have live music on, a couple of well practiced girls singing along initially to some cheesy older tunes and then bringing it more up to date for their second session and getting people up dancing.The food - tapas Tuesday - was pretty decent to be fair, good quality ingredients, not always authentically Spanish maybe but all very tasty nonetheless. A special mention for the pork tenderloin kebabs but Iâm afraid the fries were very average.We had an issue where they couldnât get my credit card to authorise which held us up for about half an hour at the end. I felt that there was concern that it was my fault or my card that was the problem as it was apparently knocked back and I didnât quite have enough cash. They somehow managed to eventually get it to accept and gave us a free drink for our trouble which was the right thing to do in the circumstances.Would we recommend, absolutely yes - you eat outside and the space looks good with lots of fairy lights and fauna, all the staff were friendly and quick to top up both tap water and refresh our drinks.Hello thank you for your Review and your great comments about the service etc , I will pass onto the team and look forward to seeing you again .As we said on Tuesday evening The issue was not the restaurant or your card , but a problem between flow the provider and the bank . After both myself and staff had a very frustrating evening I called for the numerous time that evening to be told they had a fix. I was then taken through a process on the machine that enabled us to have full communication to be returned . This issue was not just related to ourselves but much of the business on island . Thankfully all has been good since . Enjoy the rest of your holiday
4. Nishi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1946 reviews
Since February 2014 Nishi is under the ownership of Chris Maskery, a successful UK restauranteur and Steve Prebble a UK entrepreneur who lives in Barbados. Nishi incorporates a funky outdoor dining area and bar where you can dine under the stars, air-cond
Reviewed By Mnj04
This was our second trip to Nishi and it did not disappoint. Try the Seaside roll it was perfection. They dynamite Spider was only mildly spicy but great. The Dim Sum, Asian Beef Salad were an great experience. They have removed the upstair dining and it nice, clean and makes you feel at home. Love this place. Will be back
3. The Tides
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4782 reviews
Reviewed By Justintforfun
Tides would be #1 or close of all the restaurants in Barbados. They do a super job with literally everything from decor, location on the beach, well trained and attentive staff and excellent food, obviously this is not a cheap evening but is certainly worth the cost.The art display is also quite special.
2. Cocktail Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 635 reviews
Enjoy unique bar nibbles, small bites or mouthwatering mains prepared by CHTA Caribbean Chef of The Year, 2018, Damian Leach. Paired with tantalizing cocktails and the effervescent atmosphere that is St. Lawrence Gap, a night at Cocktail Kitchen makes for
Reviewed By christopherjd D
Some of the best food we had while in Barbados, an excellent range of starters a great choice of main meals , although all our party had fish and good choice of desserts . The service was excellent and we were seated overlooking the bay.Thank you so much for your excellent review!! Really appreciate it and we hope you join us for a lovely rooftop dinner again soon
What to do and see in Holetown, Barbados: The Best Places and Tips
1. The Cliff
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3329 reviews
Open 6 days a week from December to May and June to November, Monday to Saturday. Office Hours 9 am to 5 pm.
Reviewed By LBMH
Stunning setting with excellent food. Book early if you would like a rail side table. The waterside views are great especially with the lit water and fire torches and lanterns. The staff were very attentive and helpful. The food was delicious especially the potato gnocchi and Cajun swordfish. Really memorable evening.
