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Tobago, Caribbean Food Guide: 9 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lowlands
Reviews on International food in Lowlands, Tobago, Caribbean including The Seahorse Inn, Kali'na, Basil's Restaurant & Bar, The B Pub, Chunkay Roti Shop, Brown Cow Restaurant, The Terrace Cafe, The Wining Goat, Rain Restaurant and Catering
9. Rain Restaurant and Catering
Rain Restaurant is neatly tucked away in Calder Hall. A very private but easily accessible location. We offer a variety of meal options to please any taste bud. We also try our best to meet the needs of all our customers. Our team invites you to come tast
Reviewed By Angelo M
It has been my pleasure and also my wife to eat at this restaurant. We have eaten there, ordered food on many different occassions and the stuff was great and the service was adequate. If you are in Tobago, get a meal, take out a friend or family member. It is located in Calder Hall, in a street opposiite the Cheif Sec. Building.
8. The Wining Goat
The best little wine bar in the village, The Wining Goat is a place to relax and enjoy wine and tapas from regions around the world in a tiki bar setting.
Reviewed By Monica W
Enchanting for it's location and so cozy and welcoming, owner Jo offers her clients a unique menu and variety of local delicacies! Well located on Pigeon Point Road in the Crusoe Village her newly opened eatery is just the right size for an intimate and romantic tete-a-tete or a small group party both inside or bistro style on her gallery! Decorated with taste and loaded with atmosphere, Jo's creativity is on display both in the decor and menu! Whether it be Shrimp locally seasoned with a blend of herbs or Locally Styled Bruschetta or Spicy Meatballs your taste buds will rejoice. For dessert try some dried plantain and caramelized papaya, topped with vanilla ice cream! You won't find anything like this little jewel of a restaurant anywhere else in Tobago! Looking forward to tasting what she comes up with next! Open every evening from 5pm until......Bravo Johanne!
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7. The Terrace Cafe
Hotel Restaurant and Cafe in Crown Point serving Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch . Offering a choice of delectable Sandwiches made with gourmet breads and pizzas.
Reviewed By Alexandra N
I love everything about this place: the food, the ambience, the owner/ staff. You will get fresh made juices, fresh food; if you are vegetarian or even vegan - this is your place to be. Just want to have coffee/ tea with a friend? Intriguing ideas it is! The menu is big and if you don't know what you want, just tell Arlene to surprise you and you won't be ever getting the same thing anywhere else again! Definitely try it out, its very unique! Good for breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon snack/-coffee/-tea, dinner.Thank you. So glad you enjoyed the food in the restaurant. We will make sure to pass on your feedback to Arlene (Intriguing Ideas)
6. Brown Cow Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
A twenty four (24) seat dining restaurant, offering daily Lunches. Kids menu. Makimono/Sushi menu (on Sundays' & Mondays'). Afternoon Tea menu. Dessert menu. Takeaway menu, and a fusion Dinner menu, featuring indigenous cuisine tied to international conce
Reviewed By Lyron M
We visited this restaurant in July 2019 Amazing service with even better food! I recommend to anyone that loves to eat!
5. Chunkay Roti Shop
Reviewed By w00dster
Used this place several times whilst in Tobago, the food was simple, cheap and very tasty. Around TT45 each well worth the money, highly recommended café.
4. The B Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Beautiful surroundings awaits you with an extensive menu from our Head Chef with over 20 years international experience from wings, ribs, lobster & fresh fish of the day. We are available for private hire, or business meetings in an ac room or dine under
Reviewed By iimannii
I enjoyed the atmosphere and my meal.We were at an outside garden seating and I was being attacked by insects and the owner was kind enough to provide insect repellent. Did not deter me at all.Not a rushed atmosphere, just cool vibes. Good meal and we had local beer.Free dessert from the chef who came and check on us. My son who is 6 really enjoyed his meal and the big sofa type chair in lounge area of the restaurant.I liked the ambiance, cool breeze and music and also the smile from the owner Everytime she came to our table.The price of our meal was comparable to that in the US.
3. Basil's Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By David R
The reviews for Basils are fairly consistent. We were one of two tables occupied on a Saturday night. Quiet location, relaxed ambience and Caribbean style. Menu was fairly straight forward with a good fish selection. We really had hopes for a great dinner but it just fell a little short. Our dinners were good but not great. We really enjoyed the atmosphere but wish it was a better dinner. Nominal value 3/5 starsRelative value 2.5/5 stars
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2. Kali'na
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Discover the unique Caribbean Fusion cuisine in an upscale and romantic environment in one of the top restaurants in Tobago. Traditional Caribbean or Creole recipes prepared in a modern European way as well as dishes from all over the world, refined with
Reviewed By AndrewD286
Lovely food ...excellent service...not overly expensive ...highly recommended! The lamb rack was very tasty and cooked to perfection and the crab and dumplings my wife had was excellent....good wine list as well .
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1. The Seahorse Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 727 reviews
Fabulous beach side dining with fresh seafood, premium ingredients, an awesome wine & cocktail list, and great personal and attentive service.
Reviewed By SarahSook
I had the pleasure of having dinner at this restaurant recently with my family. The food was great, portions we're quite large, drinks were on point, and desserts were lovely. Service was attentive, quick and friendly. Ambiance was beautiful, you can hear waves crashing on the shore. A few tips: definitely make reservations, the restaurant fills up around 7pm; if you have children, the tables have lit candles so be careful, also the ladies room does not have a baby changing area, high chairs for kids are available upon request. Be aware of the climate of Tobago, being tropical and humid: the restaurant has a lovely outdoor dining space and open verandah but with the weather, it may be humid. Overall, a fantastic experience. Would visit again.
