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Trinidad, Caribbean Food Guide: 10 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Port of Spain
Discover Restaurants offering the best International food in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Caribbean. Port of Spain, the capital of Trinidad and Tobago, has the tall buildings, neon lights and crowded streets of many cities, but also a multicultural Caribbean character and a homegrown calypso soundtrack. The best-known occasion is the flamboyant pre-Lenten Carnival. Among the city's other offerings are cricket and football matches, year-round festivals, a botanic garden, malls, an art and history museum and historic buildings. Entertainment options abound, but be cautious after dark.
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10. Lola's Food Company
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
At Lola's we strive to become your home away from home with delicious Breakfast and Lunch served daily with a focus on fresh, locally grown ingredients. We offer both dine-in and takeaway options in a relaxed, cozy setting all topped off by our country st
Reviewed By P9925TNanthonym
I had lunch and I found the service was efficient, the food was amazing and atmosphere was great. Highly recommend Thanks for taking the time to leave us this awesome 5 star review! :)
9. Drink! Lounge & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Welcome to dr!nk. We are a locally owned but international vibe restaurant and bar in Woodbrook, Trinidad. Our doors opened in 2008 and for the last several years we have been serving great food and drinks to what is now a solid and loyal customer base! C
Reviewed By veesha
the place is definitly chic but all wet down hill when i received thier house wine with cork bits in it. I must day the caiprhina was good. the menu says a good portion of fish in thier catch of the day except i got more bread and lettuce with very little fish in. the burger is small with canned pinapple and a giant piece of lettuce that made it fall apart.. Beligian cut fries are mcCane fries nothing good or special about them. with alot of other great lunch places around, for the same price i really dont see the point in coming back.Gosh, that's a horrible review. we're really sorry about it all. Core in wine.. that's bad. but happens and sometimes we miss it. Did you return it? . If you got little fish then i hope you told the waiter,did you? Sorry you don't like pineapples out of a can but fresh pineapple on a sandwich is usually more fibrous and chewy/ difficult to eat. Giant lettuce.. we'll check on the lettuce. And not sure what to say about the Fries... We'd recommend a little research. There's this old age toss up on where fries come from.. we tend to think they originated in Belgium.. some think France the rest u can check online i'm sure. I don't think we say fresh cut fries. now if we did .. then you'd have an issue. . All in all we're sorry you had a horrible experience. Do let us know when you came in and whether you raised any of your issues then. You can also contact us via [email protected] for any info. Thanks for your review. It helps us help you. Glad u liked the cocktail.
8. The Meena House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Though Umesh Meena is one of the talented chef in Caribbean skills extend far beyond the kitchen. A savvy businessman and culinarian, born and raised in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh and Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. Studied Hotel Management in Chandigarh, Punjab, I
Reviewed By hanrag786
Very pleasant staff and the service goes without saying - EXCELLENT!!!!The food was delicious and very unique way of presentation of food was done. I will be taking all my visitors there when they visit Trinidad so they can take back lovely memories back with them.Thank you for such kind words!Our team is happy to hear that you enjoyed your experience at The Meena House and look forward to serving you again.If you would like to see all our current promotions and events, feel free to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @themeenahouse
7. Chaud Cafe & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By mmcgow
Very nice outside dining space on an expansive terrace. Easy parking in underground garage. Very friendly staff. Limited menu but some lovely small dishes with fresh ingredients. Particularly enjoyed the shrimp & avocado on toast and a beautifully cooked chicken breast (moist and tender) with herbs and ratatouille. Reasonably priced.
6. El Pecos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By GlobalLovely
El Pecos is famous in POS for its quality, reasonably priced, and varied local meal options. It is THE go to place to go to for a quick, but great lunch, or when you don't feel like cooking all those myriad of dishes at home. Remember to wear gloves when touching the utensils in the buffet line, as they take cleanliness seriously. Have your money ready, as the line moves fast, add a refreshing drink, and sit out on their porch to get the full POS El Pecos experience.
5. Jaffa at the Oval
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Jaffa Restaurant can be found on the 2nd Floor of the Pavilion of the world famous Queen's Park Oval. Featuring weekday International Lunch Buffet service, English Afternoon Tea on Wednesdays and Sunday Brunch. Jaffa is also available for private events s
Reviewed By John S
Each time the food and staff have been noteworthy from the level of engagement and professionalism not generally found in Trinidad for the cost. I thought it was a vary good value and wonderful ambiance.
4. Chaud
Overall Ratings
4 based on 386 reviews
Chef Khalid Mohammed's Chaud Restaurant offers modern, international cuisine with a touch of Caribbean flair. Favourites include the guava barbecue shrimp and creamy cheddar grits with applewood-smoked bacon or a tasting of three tartares - yellowfin tuna
Reviewed By thehungrygyal
Lovely ambience but the food isn't the same as it used to be. With that being said it's quite expensive for the food and the portion sizes. The service is also a bit slow, especially when sitting outside. The best thing are the burger and fries! The wine list is okay, nothing to rave about also quite expensive for the wines being offered.
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3. Lola's Food Company
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
At Lola's we strive to become your home away from home with delicious Breakfast and Lunch served daily with a focus on fresh, locally grown ingredients. We offer both dine-in and takeaway options in a relaxed, cozy setting all topped off by our country st
Reviewed By P9925TNanthonym
I had lunch and I found the service was efficient, the food was amazing and atmosphere was great. Highly recommend Thanks for taking the time to leave us this awesome 5 star review! :)
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2. Samaan 3
Located in the Lobby, Samaan3 is the perfect place for quick on-the-go breakfast or light lunches with a selection of hand-crafted sandwiches, gourmet coffee and teas, freshly baked pastries and cakes. As the sun sets, Samaan3 transforms into a place of g
Reviewed By Trulynerissa
I can never eat all I get on my plate although it's light fare.Wait staff could be a bit more vigilant but it's a chilled out spot so you are a bit more tolerant unless you're super hungry.Tasty club sandwiches and the spicy wings are good.Great place to meet with friends if you don't want to leave the hotel.Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We appreciate the feedback.
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1. Hilton Herbs and Spices
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Indulge in the splendid dining experiences of International, Caribbean and local cuisine in the Herbs & Spices Restaurant located in the heart of our âupside-downâ hotel. Start your day with our Hilton Breakfast Buffet . For lunch and dinner, savour our t
Reviewed By A1592KKmaryw
Today we decided to try out an A La Carte lunch after a very disappointing dinner last night. A chance to redeem our view of terribly poor service, slow seating, slow order taking, slow arrival of food, and a mediocre meal. Hm.. unfortunately, today was not any better. My hot meal took so long to come to the table, and we were two of only six people in the restaurant, so there was no excuse that they were busy, but the steamed vegetables and the grilled chicken were all ALMOST luke-warm. ALMOST. We were halfway through our meals when the waitress popped up to ask if our meal was fabulous. Really? This place needs a good management shakeup! While the staff were all friendly, the overall impression is of a very loose system. Staff chatting to one another with no eye contact with guests. Thereâs no evidence anywhere of Management checking on staff, or customer satisfaction. Retraining is really needed here as individual friendliness of waiting staff, or a reduction of 10% off my meal, doesnât make up for yet another disappointing dining experience. Weâre here for two weeks, so letâs hope that someone somewhere listens and acts up guests observations! Hilton Hotel, you can, and should, do better than this.
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