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Where to eat Fusion food in St. Lawrence Gap: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Fusion restaurants to try in St. Lawrence Gap including Naru Restaurant and Lounge, The Masala Grill, Blue Pineapple Barbados
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1. Naru Restaurant and Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1311 reviews
Reviewed By Joyce L
We took a family vacation to Barbados and treated ourselves to a fabulous meal at Naru. With reservations, they seated us promptly and gave us wonderful service. But most importantly, the food was top notch. We got a summer special containing sushi, food, and a delicious dessert!
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2. The Masala Grill
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
The Masala Grill's Indie-burger nite is ONLY on FRIDAY NIGHTS indie-Beef Masala Burgers Indie-Lamb Roghan Josh Burgers Indie-Fish Tazza Masala Burgers served with Masala Steak Cut Fries and a Garden Salad. Freshly blended Fruit Juices and Mango Lassi are
Reviewed By LIMPIT
We thoroughly enjoyed our evening dinner at the Masala Grill, the seating is in a front garden of a house, all the food is cooked freshly with beautiful juices prepared by the owners to enjoy with your dinner.We selected the Steak and Lamb Mains which were cooked to perfection and so tender and tasty.Nice background tunes as well.We ate at many of the local high end expensive restaurants and whilst the setting wasnât as grand the food and service were on par.Exceptional value for money, highly recommended, so worth the effort in locating.Check out their FB Page for more information.
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3. Blue Pineapple Barbados
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Enjoy dishes from around the world in a relaxed atmosphere with beautiful sea views and vibrant sounds
Reviewed By Peter N
A welcome addition to the boardwalk stretch of bars/restaurants with a great location and a nice Ibiza vibe. Stopped off for a morning coffee a couple of times and really enjoyed, so thought we would try the Asian themed menu for dinner. What a disappointment! Food not freshly cooked (coconut shrimp was straight out of the freezer and into the deep fat fryer. Mains came out luke warm/cold. I was concerned that they were advertising for a chef when I checked the menu online....now I can see why. So...do pop in for coffee/breakfast but in a strip that has Tapas, Salt and Naru for competition, I would wait until they get their kitchen act together for anything more substantial.
