What to do and see in Barbados, Barbados: The Best Food & Drink

Located in the heart of downtown, let the chocolate aroma lure you to visit the only artisan chocolate maker on the island. Come and explore the rich history of chocolate with illustrative exhibits and antique vintage machinery and even explore, taste and learn the traditional way of chocolate making on special limited tours.

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Lickrish Food Tours offers some of the most exciting, informative and fun-filled culinary tours in Barbados. Become enlightened with interesting facts about the island, all while enjoying some awesome local fare. So come join us, and tantalise your taste buds with traditional foods on these culinary journeys and discover Barbados like no other tour!

Your hands on culinary adventure takes place in my home. My name is Anne Marie & I’m a cookbook author & manufacturer of a unique Caribbean line of condiments, preserves & confectionery. Join me in the bustling Cheapside Market for a local breakfast & shopping for the ingredients needed to prepare lunch. Armed with a shopping list & money, you will have the opportunity to interact & chat with the vendors who grow & sell their produce. In the fish market, see how our flying fish is filleted & you can try your hand at learning this skill. At my home, you’ll learn about the history of rum & take part in a rum punch competition.DJ Snake Oil (my husband Keith) keeps your hips swinging from the moment you arrive with pulsating Caribbean rhythms. Also learn about how breadfruit came to the Caribbean & the origins of our traditional dish “Souse”. You’ll take home unforgettable memories & also an e-copy of my book, “Treasures Of My Caribbean Kitchen”.

Set against the brilliant blue of the Caribbean sea and sky, our Visitor Centre invites guests from around the world to discover the story behind Barbados' finest spirit. Greeted in our lush green garden, visitors will explore the history, heritage and craft of Mount Gay rums, while special tours treat you to a cocktail mixing session or a traditional Bajan lunch. Come learn of the distillation, ageing and blending techniques that have been perfected over 310 years of crafting the world's oldest rum! Mount Gay Rum: There is a Time and a Place.

Our hours of operation are 10.00 a.m.; with our last tour at 3.30 p.m. We recommend allowing 2-3 hours for your visit, with a minimum of an hour to tour the property. (All guests must depart the property by 4.30 p.m.) Visitors can enjoy lunch, tea and other light refreshments at the Terrace Café during our opening hours. The steam operated syrup factory c.1890, grinds sugar cane from January to May. Adults (13 and over): BBD $30* (US $15) Youth (Ages 5-12): BBD $10* (US $5) We also have a steam railway onsite

Discover delectable authentic Barbadian cuisine on our cosy guided food tours. It's a food experience you will never forget.

Inspired by the ocean, Drift, Ocean Terrace Lounge, overlooks the beautiful west coast of Barbados. Exuding sophistication and comfort in a seductive setting Drift welcomes those looking to enjoy a drink in the ideal atmosphere to unwind or celebrate. Whether it’s a date, a get-together or a corporate event Drift is the perfect place to enjoy in style, meet in comfort, and visit time and time again. Selective with its wines and original with its cocktails Drift has also created a delectable light menu which is both thoughtful and simple.So sit by the ocean, grab a drink and drift till late.

Brighton Farmers Market is a locally owned and operated marketed, open every Saturday morning from 6am – 10am, come rain or shine. Here you will find a wide variety of fresh local produce at very reasonable prices. There is loads to eat for breakfast and to take home for lunch. Lovely “tiki” pies, freshly prepared fish’n bake, omlettes, waffles and most importantly “Pilebucks” Coffee. Many stall holders also sell local art, photographs, jewelry, baskets, plants, wood work, soaps and much more... Brighton Farmers Market has been running for over 10 years, with a welcoming friendly atmosphere, and has turned into a Saturday morning gathering place for locals and visitors alike. There are picnic tables under the shade of the flamboyant tree for you to sit, relax, catch up with old friends or make new ones and enjoy some of our scrumptious breakfast treats and freshly brewed coffees. See you Saturday.