Location: Basseterre
Top Restaurants in Basseterre
Top Things to do in Basseterre
- 1. Beach Addiction St. Kitts Nevis
- 2. Royal St. Kitts Golf Club
- 3. Clay Villa Plantation House & Gardens
- 4. Greg's Safaris
- 5. Purple Turtle Charters
- 6. Mad Max Dune Buggy Beach Tours St. Kitts
- 7. Palms Court Gardens & Restaurant
- 8. Romney Manor
- 9. Fairview Great House & Botanical Garden
- 10. Cockleshell Beach
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Where to eat Seafood food in Basseterre: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Seafood restaurants nearby. Discover the best Seafood food in Basseterre. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Seafood restaurants near you.. Nestled between the Caribbean and lush mountains, Basseterre has a long history of colonial struggle that is reflected in its architecture and cultural monuments. The National Museum, St. George's Anglican Church, the Circus area and Independence Square all give glimpses to the city's past. But most travelers do not come to Basseterre for history; they come for the beaches, resorts and marinas, offering ample snorkeling, windsurfing, diving, sunbathing and golfing opportunities.
Things to do in Basseterre
10. Poinciana Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Vivid, scarlet flowers and bright green leaves are the flamboyant details that make up the Poinciana tree. Many natives of the island can recall having Sunday school under the shade of the Poinciana tree, playing the childish "cock and hen" game with the
Reviewed By Olliem0m
We tried Poinciana because it had good reviews and was near our condo rental. It was so good we went back for our last dinner in St Kitts. Although it does not have a water view, the garden view is very pleasant. The open dining room is simple but very comfortable. Our waiter was exceptional. Everything we ordered was very very good. Highly recommend.
9. Carambola Beach Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By Jacqueline V
We always go to Carambola when in St. Kitts or Nevis.We love the beach there.The food is delicious. I get the Shrimp and Miso Soup almost everytime we visit.
8. Sweet Cane Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By Travel-in-excess58
If you dock in St. Kitts this is the place to grab a bit to eat. If you are on the island but not at the port, you must find a way to get here. The food is absolutely heavenly. The crab stuffed shrimp is sweat and tasty beyond expectations. This is a small unassuming place. Donât let the appearance fool you. The food is five stars good. This is a must go to Restaurant, donât miss it.
7. Carambola Beach Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1073 reviews
Enjoy lunch or dinner in our beautiful hacienda style restaurant, outdoors on our spacious terrace or on the golden sand of South Friar's Bay as your gaze at the Caribbean Sea. Savor one of our delicious cocktails or a bottle of wine from our collection.
Reviewed By DianeV499
St Kitts is not one of the best islands to snorkel, but South Friars Bay is one of the best spots. The beach club is quite luxurious and has man made break water where corals are starting to form and fish are accumulating. We even saw a turtle and some rays here. There is a calm lagoon and beach which is great for children. Itâs a very quiet spot which you can reach easily by taxi from frigate bay
6. Rock Lobster
Overall Ratings
4 based on 989 reviews
Reviewed By Pat M
Our family visited this restaurant a week ago while staying at our timeshare at the Marriott. We always try to arrange our dinners ahead of time and secure a reservation just to make sure no surprises. After doing some research about the restaurants in st. Kitts, we choose this restaurant as one we would like to visit. We contacted the concierge to make a reservation but after waiting all day to get through, apparently the âphoneâ lines were down but we decided to take a chance and show up. When we walked in, we were asked if we had a reservation and we told them that the Marriott had tried all day but could not get through. There were about 3 other tables occupied outside and no one inside but we were made to feel like we were not wanted. We were seated and the service was ok but the servers seemed like we were an imposition. The food was average and we definitely did not enjoy our experience there. Would not recommend it at all.
5. The Pavilion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Enjoy locally inspired cuisine daily in an inspiring, exotic locale. The Pavilion beach club is surrounded by palms, stone arches, fireplaces, natural-edged pools and stunning views of the bay. In this grand setting, our chefs craft exciting dishes featur
Reviewed By Grolsh
This place is amazing, set on a private property and a member only club. The place is gorgeous with coral pillars and a high pavilion of wood to dine inside of. When we went it was around 7:30p and the place was barely crowded. Lobster tail was amazing. My friends pork chop was overcooked and they gladly replaced it with a lobster. Service was excellent. Top notch place and very romantic.
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4. Sprat Net
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Sprat net is wonderful restaurant located approximately 20 minutes north of Basseterre in Old Road Village. It is right on the water and is open for dinner. The owners are fishermen who go out in the morning and then serve their daily catch in the evening
Reviewed By sck1
A local dive master recommended this place and it was enjoyed. A bit on the hectic side-you ordered at a counter(line up) then payed across the room at the bar, then found a table space, inside the shed which was smokey to outside which we got. It took a while to get the food since they came around and asked who we were-6 times. When the food arrived we enjoyed it. We had ribs and local lobster( nothing like cold water type) and potato,squash,and bread and Jonnycake roll. The food was pretty good but the atmosphere was very good if you like that type of casual local flavor-we did. They had a band and the locals were there by the hundreds. aside for the students at the Vet school we might been the only "outsiders" The live lobsters were kept in a boat like tank so they were very fresh. I would recommend but get there by 6:30 because it got crowded and the parking is crazy.
3. Serendipity
Overall Ratings
4 based on 569 reviews
Reviewed By Scott C
Our host, Pauline Horton was gracious and delightful; she owns Serendipity along with her husband Alexander James. This amazing restaurant is located in the Fortlands near downtown Basseterre. The fantastic view of the harbor is exceeded by the excellent food, the outstanding service, delicious beverages and the totality of its al fresco dining experience. Serendipity came highly recommended to us by the Islandâs own Omoro Hodge, a recommendation confirmed by the many patrons who came to enjoy Serendipityâs welcoming atmosphere and exquisite culinary creations while we were there. For visitors like us to leaders and residents of the Island, Serendipity belongs on everyoneâs list of places to visit on St. Kitts.
2. SALT Plage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Reviewed By JanLawford
Fantastic location ( right on the water front with a pier you can eat/chill on), cool restaurant design, REALLY attentive service, great food - visited twice with our daughters and everyone agreed it was one of the best places we ate. Recommend the evenings they have live music ( we went on a Thursday for this), also they hold a monthly full moon party which we did not try out but would if we return to St Kitts
1. Marshalls
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1132 reviews
Reviewed By kathymJ6476LY
We made reservations thru Nicola at the Marriott who recommended Marshalls. It was a stormy night (Tropical Storm) but we ventured out anyway. Alvin with Alvin taxi and tours picked us up, brought us to the restaurant and upon our arrival 2 gentlemen came running our with umbrellas for the ladies. We were seated next to a large window and the view was beautiful - tropical foliage all lit up with the glistening water drops. The food was delicious and the service second to none. It was a bit pricey but you get what you pay for. When we finished, they called Alvin who was there in minutes to pick us up. Fabulous experience
