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10. Wendy's Sports Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
The best local sports bar on the island seven screens for you to watch all your sports events in hd great local food great beer prices 4 banks beer for 5 us dollars. fantastic atmosphere. We open for all EPL GAMES NO MATTER WHAT TIMES THEY START!
Reviewed By JQuayle33
Went to find Wendyâs so my husband could watch the champions league match the day after. Thankfully someone heard us on the bus where we wanted to go and told us where to get off which was great. As I had read previous reviews itâs not in the tourist area so keep with it if walking. Got there and we had a couple of banks beers and tried the lunch. It was very good, our first experience of true local food (arrived two days before) amazing and busy with locals. Unfortunately we never made it back for the football as it was just to hot on the day for me to get bus etc but when we are back in barbados we will def go back.
9. Zaccios
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1788 reviews
Reviewed By Bfulk
We visited twice. Once for lunch, once for dinner. We had coconut shrimp, pork belly, the flying fish sandwich and pizza. We loved it all.....the only downside being the sauce on the pizza was incredibly sweet.The frozen pina' coladas were amazing!It's right on the beach and the breeze and views were wonderful!
8. Marco Polo Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 521 reviews
Launched in May 2014, we are a "Rum Shop" offering great value for money for our customers and happily serve rum and spirits by the mini, flask or the even the bottle... We are a family run business and our staff will do their utmost to ensure an enjoyabl
Reviewed By LeisureGuy32
We had eaten here on previous visits and always found the service friendly and food ok. On this occasion we were not as impressed. We arrived at the same time as a few other tables and they didnât have enough menus to go around so we had to wait our turn to get them & then order. This wasnât a big deal as we werenât in any major rush and we got our drinks fast. The starters came out pretty quick as they are obviously pre prepared and heated up. The main dish I got was a piece of fish and mash potatoes. Again it was fine but quite simple food that you would make yourself not really restaurant style. The serving girls were pleasant and efficient but donât think we would bother making the trek up here again. Thanks guys for the review and sorry we didnât blow you away but yes we are simple home cooked food and we donât pretend to be anything other than that.... if you want fancy arty food there any many high end $200 places available on this beautiful island - as for the menu issue we only use 10 menus so that orders hit the kitchen in a steady fashion allowing freshly cooked meals to be produced efficiently - a shame you wonât be back
7. The Mews
Overall Ratings
4 based on 499 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.
6. Nigel Benn Aunty Bar
5. Cafe Bar Carizma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 951 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 srsshrimper
Attended on Thursday 19/9/19, following a coffee a few days earlier and being âsoldâ it by a delightful and friendly waitress.Arrived a got a good feeling. Nice ambiance, attentive service, great tapas and very good singers. All in was good value and would definitely return.
4. The Village Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Ricardo S
Visited The Village Bar in Lemon Arbor for Pudding and Souse. It was a Saturday and it tends to get very busy quite early. We went with a large party of 12 people and they accommodate us. I recommend get there before noon on a Saturday.
3. Sand Dunes Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
phone 246-422-9427
Reviewed By Bill J
Our cruise stopped in Barbados, and we informed our tour guide that we would like to have some authentic Caribbean style food for lunch. He took us to Sands Dunes and highly recommended the macaroni pie. It was outstanding. I also had grilled Mahi Mahi and a side of rice and peas. All of them were very good and the price was quite reasonable. I had a bottle of pineapple/guava punch flavored with real cane sugar and it was really SWEET! I loved it.The surroundings are very basic. A few tables inside and some picnic style benches outside. Our tour guide sat and had lunch with us and gave us some history since he was a lifelong Barbados resident. We highly recommend booking private tours when visiting these islands. The cost is not much more than a group tour and you can tailor the activities to meet your needs. The big tours would never stop at a small place like this due to the wait and their limited time. It's nice to really see what the locals do on a daily basis.If you have the opportunity, stop and have lunch and enjoy the casual surroundings. As an added plus, the restrooms were clean.
2. Dina's Bar & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
Reviewed By Compuvideo
We are staying near Bathsheba at the Atlantis Hotel and it being the end of their annual cycle, they donât serve dinner. So we have had to get creative, since most places are the same. Dinaâs is no exception. At this time of year they focus on lunch for the locals. However, we dropped by the day before and pre-arranged to eat dinner, but only if we came by 4:30. It meant that they had to keep the kitchen open a little longer, which was nice of them. The food was fresh and pretty good. We both had mahi mahi, or dolphin fish (not the mammal). I had the jacket potato with cheese and mushroom. My wife had the fried potato wedges. Both choices were good. Our meal came with a green salad, but no bread. We washed it all down with Banks lager. We had our dinner under the shade of their small, open-walled tent with a nice breeze off the water and the sounds of the surf drowning out other tables conversations. We got lucky with the table that remained for us as it was upwind of a table of smokersâ a problem seldom encountered these days. A decent home style meal.
1. Round House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 835 reviews
Located in historic Bathsheba on the rugged east coast of Barbados, Round House has been a popular destination for locals and visitors for 150 years. With a colorful history as a train stop and longtime private residence, Round House today is one of the i
Reviewed By Mark C
We had a nice lunch here that was reasonable value. When I previously visited a few years ago I remember the food being more impressive. Setting is still nice of course.
